The Dickinson press., 1907-01-19

Tuesday afternoon Rev. r. J. Kellogg
united in marriage Thadeus E. Gay. a
rancher Of Junction, Montana. and Miss
Rilla Patrick OF Holyoke, Nebraska.
The young couple met here and after
the wedding )~ourneyed to their home at
Junction.
1t will cost you only IS cents per
head to vaccinate your cattle with Black
leg vaccine. Suppose you save only
one head per hundred, can you afford
to neglect it? Literature and full
particulars on application. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. 3-3l.ti
c. Goldstein will the middle OF Febru.
airy occupy the new Thompson store COR
ner of Barnes and Cakes Streets. Mr..
Goldstein is arranging for new shelving
and fixtures and will have everything in
fine shape, with one OF the best locations
in town.
Reps. Brodie and Evans and Sen.
Simpson spent the Sunday recess at
home, returning Monday evening to
Bismarck. Mrs. Brodie had expected
to join her husband in Bismarck this
week but the illness of the baby kept
her at home.
DR.. Stephen Fisher left for the east
last Wednesday to be gone until spring.
DR.. Fisher will devote his entire time
with special studies in medicine and
surgery in the large hospitals and clinics
in Milwaukee, Chicago and Baltimore.
His office will be closed until his return
in the spring. Mrs. Fisher did not
accompany the doctor but remains in
the city.
Cards were received here last week
announcing the marriage of August
Beisigl to Miss Mary Killing. The cere-
mony took place in Becker, Mimi,
January &c. Mr.. and Mrs. Beisigl will
spend a few months in Florida before
returning to Becker to make their home.
Mr.. Beisigl has a large circle OF friends
in this locality where he and his brother
George formerly had extensive cattle
holdings.
A. T. Crowl returned Tuesday from
Glendive. Mont. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Crowl and daughter, Miss Grace Crowl.
attended the twenty-fourth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. ]. Berry,
we'll known in this city. Mrs. Crowl and
daughter remained in Glendive for a
few days and MI. Crowl left here Tues.
day afternoon for Bismarck, where he
he attended the meeting of the Retail
Merchants association.
The masquerade ball to be held,
under the auspices of the Ladies of the
Maccabees. in the opera house on the
evening Of January 22, promises to be a
very popular affair. Costumes from
Minneapolis, especially for the occasion.
will be on hand Tuesday at the home oil
Mrs. LeoRberger in the Leonberger
building. Orders for a number oil
costumes have already been received
Beach and Bowers, famous all white
minstrels, give an entertainment in
the opera house Friday evening, January
I8. While this is the oldest minstrel
organization on the road today, it is also
the best; t%ruthfulness of presentation
being its motto; Misrepresentation o.
every kind and nature being eliminated
from its catalogue of announcement
AS the Pendleton Oregonian says
Though the troupe was not heraldec
with the pomp that usually proceed,
minstrels, it is by far the best minstre
show ever given in this CITY. No doub'
the management believes in giving tn.
show to those who pay admission to tn.
theater, and for this a this com
pany excels the larger companies which
make a loud noise on the street Blu
! present a poor show in the theater.