The Dickinson press., 1902-12-27
Two rooms for rent, over the Hub.

Two rooms for rent, over the Hub.
I2-27-lt
Mrs. R. ]. Turner and Miss Vivian
have gone to Wisconsin to spend the
holidays.
Joe Christen, of Engen & Christen,
merchants at Taylor, was in Dickinson
on Friday.
o. Keysett, a prosperous ranchman,
was in from Knife river the first of the
week.
Capt. L. c. Smith and Adj. A. ]. Os-
born will probably attend the funeral of
Capt. Getchell in Valley City.
A. L. Esse, who lives south OF Glad
stone, reported Friday that there was
almost no snow in his locality.
German Evangelical Lutheran divine
services next Sunday afternoon at ? p.
m. in the M. E. church, o. +. Just, pastor.
Mercury registered at zero Friday
morning. Christmas morning it was
about IL below. The indications are Tor
warmer weather.
The 18th annual dance oftheD Dickinson
Hose Co. will be given New Years eve.
Tickets are 81; each and everybody
should buy n
Currie & Co., proprietors of the "old
corner store" distributed some handsome
boxes of Tom Moore cigars among their
many customers On Christmas day. We
acknowledge the receipt Of box.
Owing to the illness of some of those
having important parts the home talent
play, under the auspices Of St. Joseph's
church, announced for December 10th,
has been indefinitely postponed.
G.S. Jack, who represents the Crooks
ton Monumental Works, is stopping at
the American House where he will he
pleased to meet any in need Of ::%anything
in his line, during the next few days.
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Last Friday night Columbian Chapter
No. II, Il. A. NJ, elected the following
officers: High Pr%i-s,~-.John w. Currie,
King-W. l.. Richards, Scribe-John
Leask, Treasurer-Dan Manning, Secre-
tary-A. P. Folsom. Installation Jan. 3
with banquet at close.
A handsome brass altar desk has been
given to St. Johns church in memory or
the late John Dodd, son.'of Ed. Dodd, this
city. 1t was given by the pupils of his
Sunday school class, now young men,
and by the teacher of the class, Mrs. c.
S. Langdon, and Mrs. E. ]. Berry.
Landlord kim turned on the steam
in the St. Charles the first of the week
and can now assure his patrons the ut
most comfort during the coolest weather.
| He also has the St. Charles fitted for water
hot and cold-so that when the city
gets a system of waterworks he will not
have to tear up again.
The German play, under the auspices
of St. Joseph's church, at the opera house
Thursday evening was a financial sue.
cess. The house was crowded and every.
thing went off very pleasantly. 1t il
hoped that the parties who put on the
play will favor the people with another
during the winter. Miss Jessie Messer.
smith is one of the number who assisted
in the plav.
About thirty OF the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. T. Smith c~ongregated at the
home Of Mrs. w. L. McKibbin
Christmas night and honored them by a
dancing party. The guests carried re.
freshments with them and all ate and
were merry. AT a late hour the party
dispersed, having spent a most de.
lightful evening. Mrs. McKibbin and
Angus Neil were the musicians.
Capt. l.. c. Smith of Co. K received a
telegram Christmas day from Col. Amasa
P. Pcake announcing the death Of Capt,
c. w. Getchell at Valley City on the
oath. Capt. Getchell served with the
North Daokta volunteers in the Phil
ippines where he was a great ~favorite
with everybody. He was private secre-
tary to Gov. White and was captain OF
Co. G Of Valley City. Services will be
held on the 27th.
Voegeli announces a fine line of solid
gold and gold filled watches-a special
line of ladies' small watchcs-Waltham
and Elgins-just right for a Christmas
gift. He has also just what you wish ir
necklaces, bracelets, lockets and the --latest
designs in rings and pins. His stock
also includes frst.class silverware-
knives and forks and other table ware
and fancy silver novelties. 1888
Congregational church, Rev. H. V
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
1o:45, subject: "Christ's Great Remed,
for the American Disease of Ere
and Worry preceded by a shor
sermon to the children. Young People
meeting at o:3o. evening service al 7:3o
subject: The pastor will give his lectur
on hisVisit to Bethlehem and Nazareth
the Birthplace and Boyhood Town Q
Christ" On Thursday evening, Jan.
New Years DayS will be held in tn
church at 7:3o the annual business meet
ing; refreshments will also be served
Every member of the church and congre
cation invited and urged to be present
Miss Madge Crowley died of consumr
ton on Dec. oath at 1870 a. m. at tn
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .
Crowley, at. Broncho, N. D. Miss Grow
ley had been a patient sufferer for man
months, it being first learned last Apr
that she was in a critical condition. Sh
was taken to St. Paul and treated b
specialists, but it was found that she wa
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