The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

and City, fwlll produce II play ell.
titled 1.-The Social Glass" ut the skat-
ng rink, Thursday evening. March
18th, under the auspices of Ladies
Episcopal Aid Society. of
Dickinson. The company is made up
IF the young people of New England
City and it is said they perform the
lrama in a very satisfactory and ell.
manner and the very low
admission fee of % cents for adults
and Is cents for children should fill
the rink with people. The perform
NICE will commence ut s o'clock.
There will be lectures delivered ut
the court house. Wednesday evening
of next week, Ivy three speakers. M
der the auspices of Forward Assem-
bly,, No. 1913. knights of Labor.
lectures will he free and all are
cordially invited to attend. The lee
lures will he on the principles of both
the orders of knights of Labor and
Alliance. showing the good
they are accomplishing and other
matters of interest to the public. II.
Cuskelly. T. II. Ryan and Frank Lu-
cas-, committee of arrangement.
The newest spring styles are occu-
pying every laly's attention ut this
season. "Peterson's Magazine" for
April offers so great Il variety of
charming designs, that there is ONE
thing to suit every taste. The double
fasllion-plate gives several effective
and striking costumes; and there are.
besides, numerous illustrations of gar
ments for house and street a Its
fashions are always the newest and
most, reliable. and every other DEPART
ment is equally we'll maintained.
This number is especially rich in good
stories and fine illustrations. Terms:
Two dollars IL year. Address Peter
sons Magazine, Philadelphia, Pa.
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. JAS.
Do|,son. received IL very severe and
painful gul.shot wound i'm the right
wrist, ~edneSday morning. In COM
pany with Charles Graham they We're
ont hunting ducks and geese on AM
telore creek and young Graham was
crawling upto get IL good shot ut the
game when his gun, As cal. Sllarp's
rifle, was accidentally discharged and
the ball struck smiths right arm one
inch above the wrist and came out at
il point on the palm of the hand in
the ile>hv part just hack of the thumb.
He was brought to town Ivy his BROTH
cr, James. and taken to the office of
DR.. Stickney who dressed the wound
assisted by DR.. Wheat. The doctors
lave great hopes of saving the hand.
The young man will remain in town
with his sister, Mrs. a. III. Arnett.
for several days. He has many friends
who were sorry to learn of his misfor-
tune.
Last week we mentioned the de-
parture of Rev. G. y. Smell from
among us without reviewing the good
work he had accomplished during his
residence of II year here. Rev.
Smell was stationed here by the home
missionary society of the C%ongrega-
tional church and when he came here
found but two members of that de-
nomination in Dickinson and no
church building. During the year
Ivy his work. the membership was in
creased to fourteen. The only church
property he found here was two va
cant lots on which now stands IL fine
church building. an ornament to the
town and monument to the enterprise
of Rev. Smell, which cost 81, loo and
is all paid for, SO it will he seen that
he accomplished Il great deal during
one short year. He left very many
warm friends here and was highly
esteemed Ivy all as Il maj of IN. raj
worth who exertel Il good influence
on the community.
Mr.. David Carr. father of Mrs. l..
+. SlEldduck, died ut her home. We'd.
nesday, March goth, aged 81 years.
The funeral took place, Thursday, and
the remains We're inferred on the
farm of Mr.. Shaddnck, services being
conducted by Rev. Brown of the Con.
5rtyhtiOnal church. Mrs. Shalduck
had heeh preparing breakfast and her
father not making his appearance ut
the usual time she went to his room
and found him lying on the bed dead,
in Il position which showed that lie
had attempted to dress himself and
probably fell back ON the bed and cx.
plred from heart disease. Mr.. Carr
WAS born i'm New York, same west
Wten Il young man ana located in
Michigan when that was IL new coun,
try and after Il residence there of sev,
eral years moved to Wisconsin, from
lle'e to Minnesota and four years
ago came to stark county with his
daughter and her husband lie was a
man highly esteemed by all who knew
him and may he classed as one of the
sturdy pioneers who kept march with
the vanguard of civilization as il
Travelled westward. His wife died
several years ago. Two daughters
survive him. Mrs. Shadduck and q
married daughter residing at Mime
sela, in the Black Hills.sA large mum
Der of sympathising friends attended
the funeral.
Sitting on the Safety Valve.