The Dickinson press., 1893-03-25
John Hagerman is helping T. F,
McNair in his barber shop,

w. H. McCrory went to Minnesota
last Saturday with Il CIR load of his
ranch horses. +
Miss Agile Hanley Of Sentine]
Butte is stopping with Dr.. and Mrs
Stickney for a few days. She is
receiving treatment for her eyes Ay
DR.. Davis.
An important engagement has been
made in the forthcoming production
of the laughable comedy, sis Marriage
a fallure!" which will he seen for the
first time here tonight at the Opera
House.
Six inches of snow, which was not
welcome by any means with the stock
and sheep growers. fell Wednesday
The indications are that it will disap'
pear quickly.
The Bismarck Tribune Co. expects
to have the Popular Edition of the
Session Laws ready for distribution
early next week. AS soon as this
edition is out-and the PRESS will
have copies as soon as anybody
copies can be had at this office. To
new subscribers of the PRESS and
those paying up arrears and one full
year in advance, we will give a copy
free. The retail price will he IS
cents each.
Steele Ozone: There are those who
say that the governors veto of the
Stark county absorption bill lets out
from taxation a vast amount of rail
road land. There is no doubt about
this. The gray farmer has made IA
mistake if he expected that this feat
ure would escape the eagle eye of the
man who is looking for slips in the re.
form %cogwheel.
jamestown Alert: NJ. G. Goodsill
has a few samples of Dickinson clay
OH exhibition in his office. The speci-
mems are of IA light gray color and are
a portion of a quantity which he has
secured for his children to use in their
work of modelling. The clay contains
very little lime or iron, and is quite
valuable for various purposes.
Mandan Pioneer: The Dickinson
PRESS is talking about a $4,000 gas
light plant for its town. There is
another undertaking that will soon
claim the attention of the citizens of
that pushing and enterprising town.
1t is the matter of a system of drain.
age. and a very important matter it is
owing to the very peculiar location of
the town.
DR.. Davis, who has just returned
from st. Paul,speaks in the following
terms of the new instrument for the
use of the Congregational church.
The Dr.. has had opportunity of test.
ing in every possible way its.power,
and says that Dickinson will find itself
in u new era regarding church music.
The DIR. and Mrs. Davis will take for.
NAL charge of the choir and choir
music from Sunday next, and the
new organ will be here for Easter
Sunday, when special choral music
will be rendered at both services, of
which due notice will be given. The
subjects for next Sunday are: morn
ing, "Prayer;;" evening, "a man want.
ed" The evening sermon will be for
young men. All heartily welcome.
Last evening marked the COM
mencement of the engagement of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph LeBrandt, with an
infant prodigy, little Irene, in what
proved to be as the evening wore away
an exceptionally funny comedy, sis
Marriage a Failure" Mr.. LeBrandt
was in his happiest mood IS the bald.
headed lawyer, whose matrimonial
inclinations were bent towards wealth
in his chosen partner, but whose GU
pidity was justly unsatisfied in the
discovery that he had been woefully
cheated. Mrs. LeBrandt again proved
herself a commedian Of high grade,
and was artistic as Alice Devoraux.
Little Irene, as Dot, made the hit of
the evening. Altogether the per-
Torrance was a very successful and
enjoyable one. 1t was greeted by a
large audience,--Chicago Times,
March IA, 1893.