The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
Harry Miller arrived home Wedncs.

Harry Mlller atrlVeu noIlle "euAes
lay.
The Bittner Co., four nights, July lS,
70, 20 and 81.
Miss Nellie Orchard is the guest of
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson.
Secure your seats early for the Bittner
Co., Wednesday, July 10.
August Johnson of Sully Springs was
loing business in the city Friday.
The school board find the South Side
school building must be enlarged.
Edward !. Fischer, advance agent for
Bittner Theatre Co., is registered at the
St. Charles.
\Pauline Scofeld entertained a few girl
Wednesday in honor of Ruth
phelan and Mary Mckinley.
Billings Times: The Bittner Theatre
20. are the cleverest troupe playing
.epetoire ever seen in Billings.
Harry Gruschus has resigned as lst
of Co. K, and an order is out
'or an election to fill the vacancy.
Friends of Roy Dodd are pleased to
see him back at his former place at
NJ. H. Linsley's, after a brief illness.
DR.. Davis has been, an still is, seri-
i'll with tonsilitis. An abscess
on n tonsil, which was lanced
Thursday, but without result.
The wool situation is practically un-
changed. The owners will not sell for
what is offered. At Billings from IS to
II cents is offered. AT Miles City, in
surance agents are settling at the rate of
II cents for the best.
Mrs. J. c. F. Parker and Stewart Alley
received this week the sad news of the
death of their eldest brother at Cardigan
Bridge, Prince Edward Island. Their
died in March and this leaves
their aged mother practically alone.
Shipments tor Friday we're: Johnson
& Courtney 4 ID d cars; P: H. Rumble 2;
Ed. Current ?; c. +. Trask ,, and F. E.
Morgan 2. The same day ALT. White
shipped 4 S S cars and NJ. Sutherland 8.
Jefferies & Richards ship 10 S S cars
July 20.
The supreme court handed down a
decision Thursday disbarring l.. A. Simp-
son-this after a stay of proceedings had
just been granted that MIR. Simpson
might file a brief. In connection with
the convention the move is easily under
stood.
M. L. Ayers left Tuesday for Grand
Forks and goes thence to Duluth and via
the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic and
the 500 to Vermont. This line, in con-
nection with the N. p. North Coast
Limited, makes the quickest route to
New England points, 1000 miles in less
than three days.
\Nellie Weiderman and Frank Bran
of South Dakota were married at the
Catholic church Wednesday morning by
Rev. Father Claude. They arc to reside
in Dickinson, which has been the brides
homo for many years and where she has
many friends who wish her a happy
welded life.
Rev. b. Fl. Breasted, Superintendent OF
the North Dakota Children's Home
Society, will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church on Sunday morn
ing, July 18TH. After preaching a short
sermon he will present the work of the
Society and take up a collection for the
work. May it be a generous one. LIE,
us in our love for our own children no,
forget those without father, mother OF
home, and help them as we would have
others help our children if they we're thus
situated. u. G.. RICH.
One of the funniest comedies Of the
day, "The Real Widow Brown" played
by a company of unusual merit, will be
seen at the opera house Monday, July 10Th
The plot rests upon the idea Of substi
tuting a young man disguised as a wido"
for the genuine widow who was to fill the
position of governess to two charming
girls. The complications arising from
such a ludicrous im]personation are toe
funny and can only be greeted with
peals OF laughter. The music is spark
ling and up to date. A comedy full O
complicated situations, portrayed by ;
company of jolly comedians and clever
and pretty girls has caused "The Rea
Widow Brown to spring into instan
taneous success.
The Bittncr Theatre Co., IN old and
reliable company, will fill a four-nigh'
engagement at the Dickinson opera
house July I8, 10, 20 and FL. They
have a large repetoire Of plays ant
will select Tour of the best on these eve
nings, and it is safe to say no one will b'
disappointed for the Bittner Co. have al
excellent reputation as irst-class enter
t%ainers. They give a double show, as i
were, for between the acts, to avoid tn
long waits, vaudeville specialties ar
introduced and changed nightly with tn
program. Among their repetoire list ar
such productions as Jim, the Penman,
"Woman VS.. Woman" "Charlie's Aunt,
Gail a Mistake,""A Hot Time "Jane,
etc.-but nothing will be played that ha
been seen here before. Popular price
will prevail throughout the engagement
Every day counts at the Dickinso
Fire 4 Pressed Brick Cos. works. TIL
first kiln of common brick has bee
burned. They are now making a plas
tic pressed, or sand mould, brick, usin
for this the well-known Quaker ma
chinery, and for this new machinery the
have erected a story and a half buildin
at the west end Of the brick plant. Thi
makes a uniform brick much superior i
this respect to the slop brick. Tn
Dickinson works can now furnish a No.
sand mould brick at as low a price z