The Dickinson press., 1891-02-07

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| daughter was born. on the Both UT.
Pianos, organs, and sewing ma
chimes all kinds for sale cheap hy
G. $. Langdon.
Principal Davidson speaks ell
couragingly of the progress made hy
pupils of the different departments of
the Dickinson school.
The ladies of the w. C. I. U. have
taken the imitiatory steps to bring com.
plant against saloon men in Dickin.
son. at present the matter rests
quietly.
j. b. Purcell, us commander of the
G. "A. r., wishes to extend thanks t.
those who have aided in the pur.
chase of a cemetery lot for use in the
burial of veterans.
The annual report of A. l.. Carey,
insurance commissioner, is out, and
in it appears some of the fine work OF
Chas. +. Merry, as examiner, who, by
the way, holds the same position fol
another term.
1t is talked that the w. G. Il. u,
organization will soon start Il reading
room in Dickinson. The town needs
such q place and the ladies can find
those who would willingly contribute
to its support.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give IL "Coh.Web" social
at the church, Thursday evening,
February IL. Refreshments will he
served during the evening. Every.
body is invited. Admission twenty.
five cents. .
a contract for carrying the fast
mail from Chicago to the Pacific
coast has been secured Ivy the North
ern Pacific and service is to commence
March IL. The trains are to be paint.
ed white but the schedule for running
has not been announced.
The first annual report of the rail.
road commissioners of North Dakota
is at hand. 1t gives detailed reports
Of the various lines of railroad doing
business in the state. Il. s. Under.
hill of this county was on the board
OF commissioners for 1899.
Monday the Tamblin case came ND
for hearing at the court house before
Justice Davis. On motion of States
Attorney Bates the case was dismiss
ed. n new complaint was filed and Il
warrant issued for Tamblin' s re-arrest,
who was Immediately brought in for
hearing. Motion by defendant for
change of venue was granted, bail be.
ing fixed ut $500. The examination
will he commenced before Justice
Kettell ut Gladstone ut Q IL. m. next
Monday.
Thursday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leonberger entertained in
that pleasing manner they so well
know, IL party of young people to the
number of thirty or more. 1t WAS
given as Il surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. AT an early hour guests began to
gather for place of rendezvous ut the
home of Tom and Miss Nellie Fennell
who with Chas. Sharp we're the prime
movers in the affair. The party
marched eli masse to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L%eonberger, taking the
house by storm. Mr.. L%eonberger,
who is II of the popular engineers
of this division, had just returned
from his trip west. most heartily
welcomed all and babe them have a
good time. A most pleasant evening
was spent. Lovers of dancing could
not resist from stripping the light
fantastic" to the fine music rendered
by Chas. McWilliams OH the violin
and Johnnie Leask on the piccolo.
Several piccolo solos with violin
accompaniment were loudly applaud.
ed. Card tables were fully occupied
by lovers Of that amusement. Tables
were laden with good things eatable
taken from the mysterious baskets
brought Ivy the ladies of the party,
and it was evident that all did Justice
to the eating part of the programme.
At Il late hour. or rather ut I'LL early
hour, the company dispersed with
thoughts of Il pleasant evening spent.