The Dickinson press., 1906-06-30
A large number of ladies and gentle.

A large number of ladies and gentle
men we're guests of the Dickinson,
Mercantile Co. Wednesday afternoon
to try the old and tried, as we'll as
new products Of the National Biscuit
Co. Vases of red and white carnations
made a pretty and fragrant additionstb
the table where Oracle Currie and
Florence Dickinson dainty served the
guests with ice-cream and their choice
of the various 1nerseal. products which
were there displayed. A demonstratbr
of the company was present to point
out the good qualities of tn" contents of
each box.
lon Sunday Mrs. Henry Schultz and
two children, Mrs. Katherine Ray and
Misses Ray, Nolan and Tschirhart
leave for a mnonth's trip: east. ':Thfes'
party will leave ST.. Paul. the. night of
Ftthe 4th, over heSS~Milwaukee. &A2stop is
planned in Chicago, another of several
days in Detroit with a boat trip
thfoaeh 81: Clair flats, a visit to
Niagara sand.a stay in Montreal, Fyrom.
thAlCanadian metropolis sshe patty. WIN
visit Mrs. Thomas Dewey z Jessie
Robinson; $$at'' Montbslfei}aaa then go
on to Boston, New York and Washing
ton. NsMrs:s sseehnltssgoingtd5 Lastl1,M Mass.
Conductor John Sexton has bought
1.-THE Dobsbn' house. occupied some years
BY J.zH; Mcdonald. The! Sections now
occupy the Crosthwaite house. ION Sims
street, recently purchased by Archie
Campbell. mr.. Mcdonald has his ran.
on Nos. s. and E and had intended to
move TO Mandan about August I, the
time that Mr.. Campbell is oAget pos
session Of his house, so that no one is 10
De Inconvenience by the transfers of
property. People in Dickinson will
regret the departure of the Mcdonald
family, but our loss will be Mandan's
gain.
The Richardton people are making
grand preparations for celebrating the
4th. At 9 o'clock there is to be a
parade, followed by speaking in Eng
lish and German, foot races, sack races
and all kind of races, tug Of war be-
tween Taylor and 2ichardton, etc.
In the afternoon will be the usual horse
races and base ball game, and in the
evening fire works and dancing. Tho
Mandan brass band is to furnish music.
A passenger coach will be attached to
No. 4, leaving Dickinson at 1927 o'clock
the morning of the 4th, and a charge
of one fare for the round trip will be
made.
Monday at ten o'clock in the Catholic
church some twenty-eight miles south
of Richardton, Engineer {. J. Parker
of Dickinson was united in marriage to
Miss Lena Miller, by Rev. FIR. Anthony
.Nussbaumer. O.S. B. The bride wore
a handsome gown. of white silk trimmed
with white lace. Following the cere'
meny a large company of neighbors and
friends were entertained at an elaborate
dinner at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Michael Friss, followed by
a pleasant entertainment. On Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. drove to Richard.
tor, and arrived in Dickinson--Tuesda9
evening on No. $. A company o.
friends we're at the train with hack te
meet them, and take them to the resi-
ddenceF of Charles Brislin, where ar
elegant wedding !supeer was in waiting
and which was enjoyed by some thirt,
guests. Following supper cards were
enjoyed for several hours. Shortly Mr.
and Mrs. Parker will begin housekeep
ing in the Mead house, south of the
Methodist church, meantime they are
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Brislin.