The Dickinson press., 1895-02-16

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About four p. m. February 8, crew
was called to take an engine and ca
boose. carrying Fir. Dionne, to Glen.
dive. The boys responded promptly
but the order came too late, and Su.
perintendent Dorsey died soon after
the priest left Dickinson.
FL Shadduck, formerly of Dick.
inson, has been made general mana.
ger of the G. w. Connick Mercantile
Co., a large house operating at Basin
and South Butte, Mont. The Basin
Times of Feb. pays Mr.. Shadduck a
very high compliment.
Two hundred invitations have been
issued for the dance and play which
the people of Mingusville are to give
Wednesday evening, Feb. 20. 1t
promises to be a grand affair. and
we Judge that large number of peo-
pie will be III attendance.
Mrs. Geo. Muzzy, who has been a
member of the choir of the Congre.
gational church long time. was CIV
en- reception at the residence Of Mr..
Orchard Monday evening. The
choir members, who regret the de.
parture of Mrs. Muzzy, were nearly
all present.
Miss Austin, we'll known elocu.
zionist of the state. will give an en-
tertainment under the auspices OF
the Presbyterian society next Thurs.
day evening. Miss Austin is a friend
of Mrs. D. A. Stocking, late of Dick.
inson. and she can be depended upon
to give our people treat.
On or about Feb. Goth, you are in
vited to call and examine my new
stock of mems boys and children
clothing. Our fortunate position is
that we are enabled to start the sea
son with an entirely new line ol
goods, and all at the new tariff prices
2.18 l. G. DEGRAFF.
Two of the latest improved Nation
al cash registers were purchased thi:
week by w. T. Best and M. l.. Park
er. These registers not only RECORD
the amount of sale. to both seller ant
} purchaser, but issue receipt to thu
purchaser, and also show. the tota
amount of sales at all times; so that
J at the end of the year, one can see al
a glance what amount of money ha
been taken in during the preceding
twelve months.
The Chautauqua circle meets Mon
day evening at half-past seven at G
H. Clemmer's.
PROGRAM.
Roll.call.-Answer with quotation
from Pope.
Professionalism in England, Mis-
Mitchell.
Literary study.-Pope's Essay o
Man," Rev. ]. Copeland.
Lesson on Growth of the English n;
tion, Mrs. NJ. T.. Ayers.
Reading.-Mrs. Erowning's Cry o
the Children" Miss Mamie White
!. Table Talk.-Work of the Lexo,
Committee.
Court Dickinson No. 900, I. o. +
has elected the following officers: T
L. Dickinson, G. R; G. S. Langley,
. G. R.; D. S. Littlehales. T. G. R.; '
q H. Sticknev, physician; John Orchar'
> chaplain; John Courtney, r. S.; job
: Reisbeck, F. S.; E. L. Scofield, treas
y urer; Frank Lucas, S. w.; VIM. NJ
Kibbin. J. W.; T. Cuskelly, S. b
a VIM. Leask, ]. b.; D. S. Littlehale
9 and E. L. Scofeld, trustees; Fran
}. Lucas and D. S. Littlehales, financ
e committee. The lodge is in pro
It porous condition. The latest cand
e dates for initiation are G. H. Merr
F. E. Ianls, o. P. liner and w. I
|. McCrory.
h E. j. Pearson, who assisted the la
;. Superintendent Dorsey during h
l. illness, has been appointed superb
!. tendent of the Missouri. Y ellowstol
d division. Mr.. Pearson althoue
comparatively young, is \ brigh
d active, capable man and understand
10 railroading thoroughly. lie stan'
!. very we'll with the Northern Pacif
r management as is shown by his a
~ pointment to this high and respo0 n
n ble office. Mr.. Pearson is we'll Al
g very favorably known to Dickinson
ans, both in railroad and town circle
= and the people are heartily glad
=. is the new superintendent.
~ Card Of Thanks.
wish to nublicly announce INV a