The Dickinson press., 1892-01-23
Theresa Shipley has been very i'll
but is reported better.

Theresa Shipley has been very i'll
but is reported better.
Owing to the illness of Rev. G. E.
Dobson there will be no services in
the Episcopal church tomorrow.
DR.. H. A. Davis is fitting up the
Lawrence & Gibson building on Vii.
lard street to he used as an office.
Upon receipt of the sad news of the
death of Hon. w. S. Dickinson, the
flag was hoistcd at half.mast at the
liberty pole.
The Fraternal Building and Loan
association is receiving large amounts
of stock in every mail from Oregon
and other states.
Auditor Aud arrived home from
jamestown on Tuesday, where he had
been to attend the regular meeting of
the asylum board.
Articles of Incorporation were this
week issned by the secretary of state
to the Lehigh Mining company with
a capital stock of 100000.
A large party assembled at the
Lenneville home last evening for a
social time, and it goes without say.
ing that all present had good time.
The prohibitionists will hold their
national convention this month";. but
presidential candidates on the cold
water ticket are still in the back.
ground.-Fargo Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cunningham
gave party Tuesday evening in
honor of their guest, Miss Agnes
Quinn. Dancing was enjoyed, re.
freshments served, and a pleasant
evening spent.
Fred Hendershott came up from
Bismarck last night. He has formed
a partnership with NJ. L. Griffith, and
they have made arrangements to
commence the publication of the
Dickinson Recorder, in Dickinson, the
first issue to appear early next month.
Frank Heffron came in Tuesday
with three carloads of Minnesota cat.
tie, a mixed bunch of 1876 head shipped
from Paramount. They are a good
lot and lie has already found sale for
large number, selling sixty head of
steers to Roadmaster Kelly, who is
alive to the growing stock interests
of this favored locality.
The members of Dickinson Lodge,
No. 80, A. F. & A. NJ, with the as.
sistance of their lady friends, had a
most enjoyable social party at. the
lodge room Thursday evening. Dane.
ing was the order of the evening until
l2 o'clock. An elegant collation. was
served hy the ladies, and all who at.
tended were highly pleased.
The weather the past week has been
somewhat variable. The cold wave
which came down upon lis the first of
the week, when the mercury went
down out of sight, was general
throughout the northwest and of
short duration. The past few days
have been delightful. and our first and
only reminder that we are in the
midst of winter is gone.
Evangelist E. B. Moody, of Detroit,
Mich, who has been holding revival
services at the Congregational church
for the past two weeks. will close his
work here tomorrow with the follow
ing services: Prayer services at 10 u.
m, led by G. H. Gordon; preaching at
IL a. M; children's service at l2 m. in
the place of Sunday school; sermon to
young men at 3 p. M, and gospel
service at 7:3O p. m. All who have
not heard him should avail them.
selves of this opportunity, and those
who have heard him will not need
urging. The meetings have been a
decided success and large audiences
have listened to him every evening
Young peoples society as usual at
$50 p. m.