The Dickinson press., 1894-06-02

lection of %twenty.six fish from Chica.
60.
Wait a few days before purchasing
your summer OF party dresses. We
have the very newest novelties com.
ing.
The jamestown papers speak very
highly of Miss Clemmer's brownies,
Russell Chase, Lloyd Depuy, Frank
Calvin and Robbie Mclean.
The people Of Sentinel Butte, showed
their appreciation of the work of
Rev. John Orchard among them by
giving him last week a fine COW as a
a birthday present.
John Dorsey came in from Glen.
dive Friday morning in company
with the new superintendent of this
division, E. j. Pearson, late assist.
ant engineer Of the n. p.
James Whalen: We are saving a
a little more than ninety per cent of
of our lambs. l think the sheep are
going to shear Il little better than
seven pounds to the head.
Miss Alice Clemmer is q daughter
of Prof. C. II. Clemmer who has been
engaged for the Dickinson schools,
and we are sure that every body will
want to hear her June I at the opera
house.
Mrs. J. =. Tingle and Mrs. d. S.
Littlehales will be in attendance at
the |. o. O. f. Assembly in Grand
Forks next Tuesday. Mrs. Tingle at.
tends as delegate from the Rebekah
lodge of this place.
Having made a personal inspection
of the new stock of dry goods at W.
II. Best's, it is IL opinion that no lady
in the community needs to send away
for a single article in this line. Drop
IN and see Tor yourself.j
Il. S. Way: Have seeded a fair acre.
age this year, did all the work our.
selves, and we look for a good crop.
The prospects are all right now. We
have a herd of seventy cattle, which
are doing well. Have had splendid
luck with our calves.
r.. J.. Spayde will act as agent in
this state for the live stock commits.
sion firm of Paris, Burghardt and AL.
lenberg. Mr.. spayde will make a
good solicitor, and he is surely in the
employ of a good company.
Bishop Walker, of this diocese,
while in the Holy City recently, was
accorded the privilege by the Patri.
arch of Jerusalem of celebrating the
Holy Communion in the chapel of
Abraham, one of the chapels of the
church of the Holy Sepulchre.-Man.
dan Pioneer.
Last Sabbath evening being the Sec
ond anniversary of Rev. John Or.
chard's arrival in this place and of the
first service which he held in the
Congregational church, in addition to
his usual sermon, he gave a little re.
view of his work which shows him to
have been an earnest worker. During
these two years he has preached every
sabbath but one, and besides his par
ish work here has done much evan.
gelistic work in towns along the rail
road line both east and west of this
place,
The large crowd at the First Con.
gregational church last evening was
convincing proof that Rev. V. N.
Yergin's novel services are thorough.
ly appreciated. The second of the
series of discussions on "Capital and
Labor we're had. Master Mechan.
ic Phelan's address was a splendid
effort and showed nis thorough dc
quaintance with the theme. Hon
Chas. A. Pollock followed with a pie;
for arbitration and his arguments ir
that line were most convincing
These services will be continued
Fargo Forum, May %.
On Friday evening there was I;
large audience at the Emerson Insti
tute at the recital by Miss Alic,
Clemmer. The programme az give1
In the Pioneer last week was carried
out. Miss Clemmer fully came up tc
the expectations that had been helt
out. She is an elocutionist of fin,
ability, and her selections were liber
ally applauded. Her gestures wer!
graceful, her enumeration clear, lie
expression perfect. The local per
formers who gave several musical Sc
lections added much to the interes
of the evenings entertainments
IMandan Pioneer,