The Dickinson press., 1903-02-14

Register A. c. McGillivray and Dr. c.
c. Young were taking a land party to
Sentinel Butte on Wednesday. Among
their party was the sheriff of Cook
county, Ill.
1t is six years ago this week that Mr..
Zimmerman started his saddlery and
harness shop in Dickinson. He has built
up a good business and does not regret
having located here.
This week Senator Simpson introduced
a bill for the popular election of United
States senators, and the Journal of the
10th, in giving a report of the same, pub
lished the picture of Jul senator.
Paul Kock was in from Fayette this
week. He said the snow was about a
foot deep out his way, but notwithstand-
ing this his sheep grazed everyday, after
taken a good feed of hay in the morning.
Postmaster Reay OF Halliday was in
the city the past week. He drove to
Taylor and came out on the train. He
was looking for some relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Patterson of Oregon, who are
expecting to take up their home with
him.
Next Monday Judge Winchester will
be in Dickinson to give some of Sheriff
Goodall's prisoners a chance to plead
and receive sentence. 1t is expected
that about five will be willing to throw
themselves on the mercy of the court.
Lewis Morrison's new verson of
"Faust" will soon be seer in this city
with new scenery. music, costumes and
the perfect detail indclibly associated
with the name of Morrison. At Dickin-
son opera house March 18th. 2-14-2t
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Edick returned
from Bismarck the first of the week.
Mr.. Edick was in Emnons county to
look after his coal mine and he also
visited Eureka, S. D., where he bought a
hotel property. Mr.. and Mrs. Edick
take possession of the hotel in the
spring.
Local theatre goers will have the op-
portunity of seeing the red garb of
Mephisto in a sumptuous new produc.
tion of Lewis Morrison's Faust" soon.
The news that "the Devil is coming" will
be welcomed by many who have seen
this play. Will appear in Dickinson
opera house Friday evening, March 18TH.
2-I4-2t
"Tink" Dehlingcr came in Thursd ay
from his brother, Hubert's ranch, where
he has been recuperating for the past six
weeks, and is looking and feeling much
better for having enjoyed Country at
mospherc" and "change Of diet" for a
short time. Hubert also came in to take
a whirl" at the fremen's ball.
Unusual interest attaches t the forth
coming production of Lewis Morrison's
new Faust" from the fact that Lewis
Morrison has equipped the play with
superb new scenery and made the
tragedy of Faust and Marguerite doubly
attractive by a large expenditure of
money for scenery and electrical effects.
In Dickinson March 10. 2-14-7t
c. d. Sellers, an expert artesian we'll
borer who has had wide experience in
Colorado and other points, arrived re-
Gently to take charge of the N. P. we'll
boring outfit at this place. AS soon as
Mr. Sellers gets some needed equip
ments he will continue the work started
some weeks ago.
The OF the Daughters :of the Prophet
met at the home OF Mrs. L. H.
Rudiselle Wednesday evening and COM
bining business with pleasure, passed a
pleasant evening. Among other things
a party was arranged for mex Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs. J. w.
Goodall, for the ladies and their hus-
bands.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Ayers left Thurs
day evening with the North Dakota
Press Association on an excursion of
twenty-one days to Helena, Seattle, Ia
coma, Portland, San Francisco, Ogden,
Salt Lake City, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Omaha and St. Paul. During
their absence Miss Mckenzie and Mr..
Tingle will have charge of affairs at the
PRESS office.
The "Pocket Edition" of the session
laws. which will retail at Is cents a vol.
ume, will be issued Immediately after
the close of the session. The edition
will contain all the new laws enacted
and in addition will contain much other
valuable information. The PRESS will
have copies on hand which will be
dubbed with this paper as in the past.
You can leave orders any time, and they
will be filled promptly.
c. Schebler, who was called to Bis
marck last Saturday on account of the
serious illness of his child, who is suffer.
ing from congestion of the brain and
spinal mengitis in the hospital there, re.
turned the first of the week, and
reports the child somewhat improved,
although not entirely out of danger.
Mrs. Schebler, who is also in the hospi.
tai, is feeling quite we'll, notwithstanding
the report that she was dead.