The Dickinson press., 1889-06-22

Stuttz has made IL stu'ly of Jean
Renaud. - Advertiser, Montgomery,
Alabama.
T. J. Kricek started the fires in his
first kiln of brick last Monday morn
ing. The kiln contains 100000 bricks
Stuttz! n more artistic piece of
acting we have never secn.--St. Louis
Globe.Democrat.
We learn from the Sturgis Record
that Ed. Smith, sent to the peniten-
tiary for killing Jerry the Bum, writes
to Nat. Witcher that he is innocent of
the crime and is anxious for his
friends to move in the matter of IL
pardon for him. His mother. who
will lie remembered here for her de-
votion during his trial. will lie here
soon to help in ii pardon movement
Jerry was formerly II well-known
character along the line of the North
ern Pacific, and many of our citizens
will remember him.
One IF the long y outfits arrived
from Texas Thursday morning, with
1900 head OF cattle. among them 600
head for Eaton Bros. They left the
railroad ut Windover, Wyo.. and have
been several days on the trail. arriving
here with the cattle in good condi-
ton. +. \. Eaton met the Quilt at
Windover. and he reports Il very pleas
ant and successful trip. Another herd
of the long Y brand. numbering about
$500. will arrive in Il few days. They
will be placed Oh the range north of
here.
Secure seats early for Stuttz New
York rheater Co. who will produce
the famous French drama. i'll five
acts. entitled a." Celebrated Case" at
| Dickinson next Monday night, June
9th. with Mr.. J. q. Stnttz i'll his orig
inal character of Jean Renaud. sup
ported by the full strength of the
company. together with all the origi-
nal music and With new and special
scenery. Admission IS cents. Tick.
cts now Oh sale ut J.. j. Freeman S
drug store. where seats may be re
served without extra charge.
\ large company of friends assem-
hled at the residence of Mr.. n. j.
Carey, on the banks of the PLACID
Heart. Tuesday evening. to celebrate
his tiftieth anniversary. Mr.. Carey
was presented with a.neat and com.
Portable suspension rocking chair Ivy
his friends: a fine large mirror 10y
Max Sanford. the furniture dealer. and
IL handsome watch chain by his wife,
lee cream and other refreshments
were served, and the company. after
passing Il very pleasant evening. part
ed ut IL late hour feeling that it Was
good to he there.
The largest theatrical organizttio!
now i'm the West. Organized in 1861
They give IL performance pure, refined
and elegant. Little Miss Ivy. only
6 years old. is without doubt the
,.,.,t.. ,Iill .,stnVi in, a lnritl- - ('in
cinnati Enquirer. This is the genera
verdict of ali who have eve witness
ell the performance of The Stutt,
New York Theatrr Co. They apppa
at Dickinson next Monday, June 9th
Oh which occasion will he prrscntc'
the great historical play, in five acts
entitled "A Celebrated Case .Ad
mission - cents. Tickets now o
sale mt j. j. Freeman drug store
where seats may be reserved without
extra charge.
Superintendent Knowltrn's ncN
private car arrived from the Com
shops last Saturday. 1t hes bee
thoroughly rempdcltd and rebnilt.an
is one of the ncatcst and most cpnN,
i, niemt cars OH the road. The intcric
arrangements are perfect and all thu
could he desired for the %transactio
of business with comfort and di
: patch. The floor is carpcted with
handsome pattern of Brussels, ne
berths and seats placed in the car. an
s. the kitchen supplied with all the mo-
: ern utensils of the c%ulinay art-ne
y silvcr.ware for table use. and IL flu
o supply of new linen and. to complr'
e the whole. new trucks were place
y under the car.
The StuttZ New York Th"atcr ca
the largest, best and most compile
L. theatrical organization in the yves
will appear at Dickinson, Monda
n June 9th, OH which occasion will
y presented the great historical play
y. hNe aftS ANA HNt ldillti'iA. eilllllt
II "A Celebrated Case" with MI. j.
lie Stuttz in his famous character
ne Jean Renaud (as played by him ov
one thousand nights, supported
=. the full strength of the company,
m getller with all the original mus
d. ana new and special scenery. \
M mission - cents. Tickets now
Al. sale at J. j. Frecman's drug sto
|o where seats may be reserved wlth'
all extra charge.
a meeting of the Fourth of Jl
committees was held ut the rink
Thursday evening, and transacted C
siderable business. The finance &C