The Dickinson press., 1902-03-01

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blacksmithing material. call up s6-2, call
on or write Fred w. Turner and get the
best. e-I-tf
The opera house stockholders held a
meeting this week and decided that they
would receive bids until the 10th Of
March for the rental Of the house for the
ensuing year.
On Sunday evening Rev. H. v. ROM
niger will begin a series of Sunday eve
ming sermons on the Old Testament as
these acknowledgements are viewedin the
light OF modern discoveries and scientific
knowledge and what remains to us Of
religious value.
Operator Carroll and sister Miss Car
roll, Miss Mabel Bachelor, VIM. Hurst,
Gene Greater and Agent and Mrs. C. F.
Goodhue were among those from Glen
dive who attended the B. ct L. F. dance
the 7rst. Mrs. Goodhue STAYED over a
few days to visit friends.
J. S. Let's has his model of a fire en-
gine o exhibition in Frank Lish's store.
1t weighs about 40 pounds and is sup
posed to be capable of doing the work of
any ordinary city fire engine, chemical
attachments and all combined. If MIR.
Let's invention proves I be what he
claims for it, he certainly has a fortune.
II have used Chamberain.s Cough
remedy for a number OF years and have
no h%esitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and Group l
have ever used in my family. l have
not words to express my confidence in
this remedy.-Mrs. J. A. Moore, North
Star, Mich. Forsale by all druggists
The Ed. Dodd house is being fixed up
for G. R. Wannamacher, secretary Of the
Rainy Battes Land Co., who will move
his family out from Marshall. Mimi,
within a few days. Mr.. Wannamacher
is building a fine residence on Hanna
ford street, and much of his time spent
in the city this week was in connection
with this work.
To those who desire to get a hrst-class
daily paper the PRESS will make the
following clubbing proposition: For the
Daily Pioneer Press of St. Paul and the
Dickinson PRESS l year, s.; for the Daily
Pioneer Press 6 months and the Dickin.
son PRESS l year, $3.50; for the Daily
Pioneer Press 3 mo. and the Dickinson
PRESS ! wear s7.2o; for the Minneapolis
Joural and the PRESS I year. s4.75; for
the Journal E months and the Press |
year 1926. Here is a chance to get your
home paper and a 6rst-class daily at a
very low rate. I-4tf
The original comedy drama, "The
Merry Cobbler," for St. Patrick's day
could not have been betrer selected,
and has been rendered popular by
Mr.. John r. Cumpsor who has starred
in the part of Franz o Altenheim with
great success. The play consists of best
amateur players in the city Of Dickinson.
The play has gained a strong hold upon
theatre.goers and is especially interest,"
ing from start to finish. The specialties
will consist of some of the latest songs
and dances. Bear IN mind the date
March II, at the opera house.
During the past ten days there have
been exciting times at Frankenberg's
bowling alley. Any person getting a
score of over 200 is entitled to a box of
choice cigars and for each time the party
raises his W score he is also given/a
box of cigars. So far Fred Freeman/has
the highest score, 231, and has captured
three boxes Of cigars; Jack Hughes has
a record of 221 and four boxes of cigars;
c. w. Rau a record of ia and three
boxes OF cigars; DR.. Davis has a record
of I'll, Frank Roquette 2o5 and Claude
Miller EOS, each having taken a tox Of
cigars.
Congregational church, Rev H. v.
Rominger, pastor. Morning service at
1o:45; S. S. and Bible class at II; Junior
Endeavor at 3, Young Peoples Meeting
at 6:3o p. m. Evening service. 7:3o.
Subject at Io:45 LEAD Us Not Into
Temptation" preceded by a short SER
mon to children; 7:3o "The Biblical &C
count of the Creation Of the World in the
Light of Modern Discoveries and Knowl-
edge, and its Religious Value, beginning
of a series Of sermons on the Old Tesla
ment and modern scholarship. Special
music: all invited. Midweek service
Wednesday evening at 1890:
Wife, ask your husband to have cleo
trio lights put in your residence and do
away with the dirty, foul-smeliing lamps
which are a constant source OF annoy
ance and trouble. If he tells you they
are too expensive, ask him to smoke
just one cigar a day less and that you
can light your house on this light saving,
besides adding to your comfort, safety
and convenience, as we'll as his. Unless
the trait of sel6shness is abormally de-
veloped, he will grant your request. For
five cents a day you can light your par
lor, dining room and kitchen. 2-I5.3t
A. B. Robinson of this. city has been
granted a patent for an automatic rail-
way switch especially designed for street
and elevated railways. The switch is
operated from the Car while in motion by
a pressure of the motorman's foot on a
lever, so arranged as to shift the switch
in any direction desired. Under the sys-
TEN now in use the car must come to a
stop, and the motorman then reaches
over the front of his car with a long bar
, and prizes the switch point open. Where
traffic is heavy at intersecting points in
! the large cities men are stationed to
throw the switches. This device would
eliminate this heavy expense.
, Saturday evening last Mrs. E. J. Berry
and a few assistants arranged a surprise
I marty for Miss Grace CrOwl. this date be.