The Dickinson press., 1891-12-05

usually cloudy and stormy. The
highest temperature during the
month was II degrees and the lowest
Ia degrees below zero.
The members of Onward Lodge, b.
| of L. F., wish to extend their thanks
through the columns of the PRESS to
the ladies of the Episcopel Guild for
the acceptable and pleasing manner
in which they served supper to the
hoys on Thanksgiving eve.
There will be communion tomor.
row morning at the Congregational
church and admission of members
into the church. Services us usual in
the evening ut 7:30. Y. P.S. G. E.
meets at $50, for which one bell at
6:l5 will be rung.
Homestead final proof was IN ade
before Ed. r. Bonney by the follow
ing parties from the neighborhood of
Hebron on Wednesday: Patrick
keogh, Jacob Schmalenberger, Phil
lip Stephan. Emil Glass, Herman
Glass. George steingfuber, Christian
Steingruber and Sven Swenson.
This Office has been waiting for
cut of the high school building to use
in connection with in article de.
scriptive of the new editice. Long
waiting sometimes maketh the heart
sick, and if the cut is not here next
week the article will he printed and
the cut used when it comes.
Have you read the mammoth an
nouncement of A. G. McGillivray
this week! His store is packed with
goods from floor to ceiling, which
are being sold at prices that please
the people. The assortment has been
selected with great care, bought at
prices which are right, and cannot
be excelled in Western North Dakota.
The $. $. at the Congregational
church is preparing Christmas Con-
tata to be given the Tuesday evening
before Christmas, the 22nd, the pro-
ceeds to 60 for presents to the child
ren and for trimming the Xmas tree,
on Christmas eve. The subject of
the Contat; is "The Rehersal' or
k,T 10
O. S. Goff arrived Tuesday night
and imm ediately bought lumber, en-
gagged carpenters, and is now erecting
a photograph gallery on his business
lot on Willard street, where he will
be prepared after about six days to
execute iirst-class work. Mr.. Golf is
one of the most skillful photograph
artist of the Northwest, u fair deal
ing and pleasant man with whom to
do business. See him and arrange
for sitting.
Owing to the fact that we have had
nostove in the church for two Sab
baths, our work has been somewhat
delayed. But the stove has now ar
rived and the church will be warmed
and ready for all the services announc-
ed in the directory. Please bear in
mind that these sermons are for all,
and contrary to the false statement
now abroad, the Epworth League IS
not {. 'cret organization.
j. l.. SIzER.
A committee of the order of
knights of Pythias waited on Law.
renee & Dickinson Tuesday morning
and settled on terms for renting the
hall over their store block for a period
of two years. This order will fit the
hall up in first.class shape, making it
the incest room of the kind in the
city, having I'LL the modern improve.
ments of furnace heat, lighting, etc.
The order Of Odd Fellows wanted
this place, but their body did not get
in position to act soon enough.
One day last week while i'll Bis
marck papers were served on Jerry
Hayes for claim of $40, having been
charged up on account of the sick
ness of Michael Callahan in Sept,
1889. Many of the older residents of
the county will recall the circum-
stance, which, as we understand the
| case in no wise made Mr.. Hayes
holden for such a claim. Philbrick &
Boucher prosecuted and Commission
er Allen defended. The defendant
came home with the satisfaction of
having won the case.
The PRESS calls attention to the
advertisement of the Grand Forks
Daily Herald, elsewhere published,
and respectfully urges all desiring
the latest and freshest news to SUBJ
scribe for the Herald. 1t is the lead
ing morning daily of North Dakota,
and us its rates are extraordinarily
low 1t comes within the reach of all.
The Herald has recently been improv-
ed, and will be State paper in the
fullest sense of the eword-containing
all the news of the world, foreign and
domestic. Give the Herald trial.
so cents per month.
| A false front on the Lawrence &
Dickinson block has not given the
exterior from Willard street point
of view very comely appearance,
but let one step within and see the
big force of carpenters, the painters
and plasterers, at work, and one
would stop and wonder where lie was.
1t was a pretty sight Thursday even.