The Dickinson press., 1907-06-01

At st. Patrick's church Sunday morn
ing the bans were read announcing the
marriage intentions Of James Coleman
and Miss Kate Connolly.
John Kallstram and Oscar Larson
recently arrived from Pennsylvania and
are working in this city. They have
located on claims in the country south
and expect to 20 out in a few weeks.
M: F. Fishbein of St. Paul and A. H.
Cornwell of Bryant, S. D., were business
visitors here this week. They took a
trip through the country south with a
view of locating a mercantile business.
The vital statistics in North Dakota
for the month of April shows 442 births
and l6o deaths, and from 22I cases Of
contagious diseases 81 deaths resulted.
From 20 cases of smallpox there we're
no deaths.
Lewis Ross, porter at the Mitchell
Barber shop, shines shoes; on duty
from 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ladies shoes
shined. l will call for them. shine and
return promptly. All work first class.
Phone III. 6-I.tf
The two and a half years old son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Rental of Sentinel
Butte died Sunday at the Stein hospital.
The body wal taken Monday to Sentinel
Butte. where the funeral and burial took
place on Tuesday.
Brooks Goodall returned Monday
evening from a trip to Williston and his
ranch in the country north. He found
everything in a satisfactory condition,
but reports cattle as being a little thin
on account of the backward spring.
At St. Joseph's church Monday morn
ing took place the marriage of Adam
Wander to Miss Maggie Immel and on
Tuesday morning Dominic Millius and
Miss Mary A. Gieger we're united in
marriage by the Rev. Thomas Rabstei-
mex.
Hugh Roberts has moved his family
from the Simpson house, south of the
Dickinson hospital, to the c. E. Tarrant
house in the northwestern part of the
city. J. M. Watson has taken possession
Of the Simpson house which he pur-
chased a few days ago.
Harry Snowbank, a recent arrival
from Minneapolis, and Henry Sande
from Kenyon, MINI, we're in the city
this week from their homesteads in
Adams county to take out the balance OF
a car of goods which arrived about six
weeks ago. Mr.. Snowbank put in about
40 acres of crops this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Reed and child
arrived last Thursday from Thompson
Mont, where Mr.. Reed has been en-.
gagged in business for the past eigh,
months. Mr.. Reed has taken an Interest
in the New Store with his brothers. ]. w
and Frank Reed, who have established
an excellent business in this city, anc
will make Dickinson his permanent
home. -
The Brown Dairy team now makes
two trips from the farm each day. Tn,
first trip is made in the early morning
and takes in the hotels, restaurants, etc.
and returns after the arrival of No. a
The next trip starts right after Dime,
and completes the route. The new
arrangement works very nicely and MI
Brown is highly pleased with the casl
bottle system.
Geo. o. Reed of Medora was a Dick
inson visitor on Monday. Recently MI
Reed purchased 44o acres of fine irri
gated land at Townsend, Montana
within 80 miles of Helena and only
mile and a half from the Milwaukee,
line. Mr.. Reed paid SIS per acre TO
the land and considers that it vii
double in price within a few years. H,
will move his family to Townsend, tn,
county seat Of Broadwater county. on tn,
2sth of this month. He retains his lane
at Sidney, Mont, where he and Johi
Reed have 400 acres of wheat sown
They also have a fine stock ranch in th'
same locality.
The pre-memorial service at 81
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church las
Sunday morning a largely attended
The church : decorated for the &C
%casion with flags and ported plants, tn
altar being especially attractive. Tn
members of Company x, in uniform
attended in q body and quite a numbe
Of Civil war veterans were. present
The Rev. R. ]. Kellogg offered tn
prayer, and Rev. F. w. Gress delivere,
a very touching sermon, addressed
particularly to the old soldiers and t
the members Of Company K. TIL
choir rendered two anthems during th
service, and at the close of the servic