The Dickinson press., 1902-02-15
Ernie Angliss is seriously i'll.

Ernie Angliss is seriously i'll.
]. w. Foley Of Medora wal in the city
on Thursday.
You will want TO read "A. T. Crowl &
Co.'S adv. this week.
NJ. c. Brown Of Gladstone was in
Dickinson on Tuesday.
Beatty Bros. will be at the opera house
February II wit htheir large microscope.
1t will be worth seeing.
Scour you cellars and attics and see
what you Can spare the second hand
man. Currie, at opera house. 2-Is-tf.
"Tink" Dehllnger has returned from
his visit to Michigan, and looks better
than ever after his recreation.
Engineer Crabb Of Fargo was in the
city yesterday for the purpose Of making
estimates for a system of sewerage.
Jerry McCarty was sentenced at Glen
dive this week to serve FIVE years in the
Montana penitentiary at Deer Lodge.
Can sell YOU an almost new cook stove,
heater, or furniture and ave you money
on them. Currie's secondhand store.
Plight
A camp Of Modern Woodmen is to be
instituted at Richardton on the 18TH and
all Dickinson neighbors have an invita-
ton to be present.
A branch of the Tribune's Little Moth
crs' club has been organized in Dickin-
son, known as Yellow Pansies, with Jen-
ME Freeman as chairman.
Harry Hurlburt expects to return to
Minneapolis this week, but will likely
arrange to come out in the spring with
his mother to reside here permanently.
For artistic decorating it would be
hard to find a finer job than that which
{. E. Dickinson has done in the St.
Charles Office, dining-room and other
apartments.
The night Of February the 10th the
government thermometer registered II
degrees above zero. which was the first
night Of registration above zero since the
23rd of January.
H. L. Blachley accompanied by H. C..
Blachley of Columbus, Ohio, returned
from the east this week. Mr.. Blachley
has recently realized very handsomely
on his Colorado mining properties.
Supt. Devine visited the Dickinson
schools last week and was much pleased
with the corps of teachers and their
work, but he said that three additional
teachers were needed in the high school
building in order to get the best results.
Among the attractions at the Congre-
g%ational social mex Tuesday will be a
debate entitled "The Cowboy and the
Dancing-master."
r. F. H. Brauns OF Fort Smelling ar
rived this week TO accept the position of
pharmacist in the White & Co. drug
store. MIR. Brauns was in the hospital
corps of the 2Ist U S. infantry in the
Philippines for a year and eight months,
having returned to this state last August.
He comes to Dickinson very highly
recommended.
Congregational church, Rev. H. v.
Rominger, pastor. Morning service lo:45;
subject: "As We Forgive Our Debtors"
preceded by a short sermon to children.
S. S. and Bible class at 1900. Junior
Endeavor at 800; Young Peoples meet
ing at 6:3o. Evening service at 7:3o
in union with the M%ethodists at M. E.
church. Midwcek service Wednesday
evening at 7:3o.
Friday night, February 2Ist, is the date
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
mems grand ball. and you all wan to be
there If it is impossible for you attend,
buy a ticket, anyway. The railroad boys
are a liberal, worthyNllot Of fellows, spend
their money with the Dickinson mer-
chants and are deserving of a liberal
patronage. Think it over.
At the NJ. E. church next Sunday
morning the pastor will speak on some
important phases Of the race problem Of
the South and present the work of the
Freedman's Aid and Southern Educa-
ton Society of the M. E. church, for
which. the annual collection will be
taken. lnthe evening at 7:3o the ser.
vice will be memorial of Abraham Lin.
coin and will be addressed by Prof.
Crawford and Rev. H. V. Rominger OF
the Congregational church. All are cor
daily invited. S. M. Roadhouse, pastor,
Wednesday afternoon. from 4 until {
O'Clock, Ethel and Myrtle Parker cele-
brated their birthdays in the Parker hall,
between forty and fifty little folks being
present. All in attendance had a rollick.
ing good time. When the time TOR re.
freshments came Mrs. Parker was as.
sisted by Miss Dora Tollefson, Mesdames
Wiley, Barker, Waggener and others.
Many little remembrances were left by
the visitors, who declared they had had
a very, very good time.
RI. Craig found his horse in Johr
Harnden's herd at Antelope. 1t appears
that after leaving Dickinson the
evening OF the 9TH, Harry McTier
lost his way on the prairie and
wandered around all night, coming out
, in the morning near A. NJ. Packard:
place north of Gladstone. When he go
, to Antelope his horse was tired out ane
he unsaddled and caught one out OF. the
Paul Horn bunch and rode away.
y The White 4 Co. drug store have
$ taken the exclusive agency for the Sun
: day Times in this city. Hereafter thu
] Sunday edition will arrive at $3.50 p. m
on Sundays: whereas no other Sunda,
paper will get here until the following
E morning, and every n will want The
Times. On Sundays, the 9th and 10th
: every n who calls at the drug store
will reeeive a cOnv If the Times free