The Dickinson press., 1903-12-26

Steps are being taken to get subscrip.
tions for a new Lutheran church in the
city.
Miss Alice M. Louthan of Yule has
been the guest Of the Misses Deffebach
this week.
Manager Kihm has put some new
scenery in the opera house that will
please the people.
Mrs. ]. o. Gray and MIR. and Mrs. D.
Olmstead are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
B. Frankenberg.
The T. E. Johnson case in Billings
county will come up before the supreme
court next April.
The fire loss in Fred Turner's build
ing occupied by Easton Bros, has been
adjusted at about $50.
Beautiful line of ladies' and gents
linen handkerchiefs, also a splendid as
sortment Of gents silk muf1ers at A. T.
Crowl &:Co. 12-I2-tf
There are a few cases Of scarlet fever
in the country, but so far no cases have
been reported in Dickinson.
The most satisfactory article for a
Christmas paesent is a kodak. We
have a full line-SI to S25. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, leading druggists. l2-I2-tf
!. NJ. Howard OF Schafer was in
Williston last week and made the Her
aid happy with two subscriptions.
Jim Robson drove in Sunday from
his ranch with a wagon, but wished he
had taken his bob sleds.
John Gruber, Father Collins, and others
of Mandan are interesting themselves in
a brick yard at that place.
What is nicer to give your wife for a
Christmas gift, than n of the elegant
carving sets to be had at McCloy g.
Senours. I2-Io-2t
Banker A.. billiard arrived Wcdnes-
day evening on the North Coast Limited
from Seattle to spend Christmas with his
family in Dickinson.
The barber shop of Neil & Kampf was
burglarized on Sunday to the extent OF
81 or S.. Entrance was made through
the back cellar window.
On Thursday evening, Dec. 81, the
play, "a Noble Outcast," under the
management of DR.. Stephen Fischer,
will be given in Hebron.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at McCloy & Senour's for
sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust what ever. I2.lo-tf
The PRESS is out a little early this
week, consequently a report of the
pleasant H T party and other communi.
cations are put over until next week.
II you are interested, in the novel in
music you should not fail to hear the
Russels on Jan. 9th, 1904. This is the
second number on the High School
Entertainment Course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Whaley and Miss
Olive are spending Christmas with rela.
tives and friends in the city. They re-
turn to St. Paul on Sunday and Mrs. w.
"A. Carter expects to accompany them
and go to Mitchell, S. D., to visit an
aunt.
There is still a supply Of fine hand
painted porcelain at Mrs. J. l.. Browns
which they give as a present OF those
buying for cash at their tore. Don't
fail to ask for the trade tickets when
making your purchase. 12-l2-31
The PRESS has loo copies OF the Octo
Der number of P%earson's magazine which
are being given away free. Pearson
ranks as one of the best dollar maya
zines on the market to-day and those
who want a sample copy should call.
In selecting holiday goods it will be
we'll before purchasing to see A. +
VoegeIi's stock Of jewelry, watches,
silverware, etc. He has a tine assert
ment of high grade goods and is selling
them at moderate prices. l2-5-t;
John Lewis who has been at Ogden,
Utah, running a train for the Southern
Pacific for about a year. was an east
bound passenger on Sunday en- route te
Mandan to visit his family. Johnnie i:
looking we'll. He expects to take hi!
wife back with him.
Miss Dege, organist Of St. Joseph!
church graduate of The Royal Conser
vatory of Music, Leipzig, Germany, i!
ready to instruct in panic, organ, voice
and German. Recommendations car
be seen at Miss McKenzie's %confection
cry store. Room: Mrs. Christ Peder
sons. Phone 1903 I2.I2-4