The Dickinson press., 1909-01-23

Misses Kate Coleman and Cora Simp-
son went down to Bismarck the first
of the week where they are acting as
stenoeraphers in the senate.
This is the week of the special sale
at the A. 7. Crowl & Co. store. Read
the ad.. note the bargains. 60 to the
store and see the goods at prices that
will please you. 1t
At the home of the bride in Lehigh,
Gladys lone Kelso and Thomas David
Summers were united in marriage on
January 18th, at 2 AS p. m, by Rev. F.
l. Watkins. pastor of the Methodist
church of Dickinson. Only the neal
relatives of the bride and groom were
present.
A special collection was taken up al
the 1880 mass Sunday morning in both
St. Joseph's and St. Patrick's Catholic
churches for the relief of the Italian
suffers. There was a generous response
at both churches and probably nearly
500 was raised. At st. Joseph's church
only a small part of the parish members
were at the service but $45. "a was col
lected.
The parochial school on the South
Side is having it's troubles from over
crowding of the school rooms. At the
present time there are over 200 children
attending the Sisters school. -Four
school rooms + used. so that each
room has at least so pupils and some
Of them more. This is too many fol
one teacher to handle and some action
will soon be taken to relieve the over
crowding.
Chief of Police P. B. Corbett has posted
notices about the city warning all per
sons of the consequences of loafing about
public places and conducting them
selves in an ungentlemanly and
disorderly manner. The order applies to
men as well as boys and states that all
persons who are found lettering abou,
the postoface, armory, Unique theatre,
opera house or any other public places,
using obscene language or otherwise
making themselves obnoxious, will bt
arrested and dealt with according to thu
law. The move is in the right direc'
ton and Chief Corbett intends t
strictly enforce the order.
Mrs. Fred Roquette and Miss Mary
Nolan entertained at the home of Mrs.
Roquette on Fourth Avenue West,
Saturday afternoon. in honor Of Mrs
Victor Chilgren. There were forty
guests present and a most delightful!
afternoon was spent. AS the ladies
arrived they were shown to the CLOAK
rooms by Misses Luverne and Ora
Roquette. Little Doris Deffebach handed
each guest the score cards. Mrs.
Chileren. Mrs. Roquette and Miss Nolan
received in q of the rooms. The
entertainment was 500. Dainty re-
treatments were served after the card
playing, the hostesses being assisted BY
Mn. Charles Nolan. Miss Agnes
o'Donneli and Miss Della Spears.
Announcement i made that after thu
first Of; March. the Northern Pacific will
equip all its through trains with electric
lights. Al present the only trains *
equippedson this division are Nos. 1
and 2. When the new plan Il carried
out, trains 3 and. Il least. will have
electric lights and possibly $ and s.
y new system will be used and The
electricity will Be mnished BY q steam
driven dynamo Is The bassase car. Thia
will produce stesdier light Hitherto
the electricity has been*seeperateds by II.
steam Of the locomotive and when tht
eAgine was disconnectedfro the train.
bby storage batteries. This hass mad
the lights uneven. s5ss