The Dickinson press., 1904-01-02

oAN ASoASt fou ~ ASo oil
artist of rare ability.
In your search for Christmas gifts you
will find very appropriate and useful
things at Requisites. I2-5-tt
Miss Mabel McHugh of Oak Park,
Illinois, arrived Thursday to spend the
winter with her aunt Mrs. A. c. McGllli-
vary.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Devasher and
Mrs. Frank Gore, Of Yule, have been in
the city this week getting some dental
work done.
1t is requested that all persons whose
birthdays fall on the 27th of December
should leave their m at the PRESS
Office.
Remember "The Russels" the 9th of
Jan. This is the second number Of the
High School Entertainment Course and
deserves to be we'll %patronized.
The late King Carlos of Spain-the
"Arbiter Elegantia" of modern times
wore DOUGLAS PATENT LEATHER
BOOTS-for sale at the HUB.
Supt. Eckels of the Washburn road
and Miss Grace Montague came up from
Bismarck Thursday, the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. McGillivray over Christmas.
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-Io-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell possess some of
the finest musical novelty instruments
ever made and they know how to play
them as but few have ever heard them
played.
Stockholders Of the Dakota State bank
will hold their annual meeting next
Tuesday evening. A week later will &C.
cur the meeting of the stockholders Of
of the First National.
We are not cutting prices or selling
shoes at special sales once in a while,
but we are selling good shoes cheaper
than any place in the city. every day in
the week. Remember the place and
save money. e. S. Langdon. 1l-2l-tf
MI. and Mrs. J. K. Slack and Miss
Mary Slack, of Taylor, we're in the city
on Tuesday on land business, the ladies
each making homestead final proof on
100 acres.
G. r. Carroll has been appointed
trainmaster for the Ist and End divisions
of the Yellowstone division to succeed C..
| w. Houston. Mr.. Carroll has been fill
ing the position of chief dispatcher in
Glendive.
A dance was given New Years night
in the new hotel which the Harmon
Land Co. have built 80 miles southwest
of New England. Mr.. Hanson the mana
ger returned this week from a business
trip east.
In selecting holiday goods it will be
we'll before purchasing to see A. E.
Voeseli's stock of jewelry, watches,
silvsrwsre, etc. He has a tne assert,
ment Of high grade goods and is selling
them at moderate prices. I2.5-tf
DR.. and Mrs. c. N. Barker have bought
Archie Dingman's place on Sims street
for $4,000. They took possession ycster-
day and Mr.. Dingman and family are
occupying rooms in the J. L. Hughes
house until spring when a site will be
selected and a new house built.
H. D. Stephenson, yardmaster at Man.
dan, who has many friends in Dickinson,
was presented with a fine gold watch
and other things by the railroad boys
last week. Informal speeches we're made
and "Steve" took the boys to the Inter
Ocean for supper.
Miss Dsge, organist of St. Joseph's
church graduate. of The Royal Conser.
vatory of Music, Leipzig, Germany, is
ready to instruct in piano, organ, voice
and German. Recommendations Can
be seen at Miss McKenzie's CONNECTION.
cry store. Room: Mrs. Christ Peder.
sons. Phone 1903 I2-l2-4t
The case of Geo. Smith VS.. J. w.
Goodall as sheriff Of Stark county was
taken up again recently. w. A. Organ,
defendant in reality, was down from Wi
baux to give his testimony before Referee
Folsom. II Smith should win the case
a question of ownership-the Wibaux
bank will be out.
Married, at the Episcopal rectory. by
Rev. J. H. Dobbyn, December 80, Mr.
John Phain and Miss Gertrude Terry, Of
Ludlow. Miss May Goodale and Mr.
Richard Sewer stood up with the couple,
The groom is an old acquaintance of the
VIM. Gardner family where he and his
bride will visit for a time.
The pastor of the Methodist Episcop.
al church will consider in his Sunday
morning discourse, 1.-TWO Photographs Of
the Same Man, One at Twenty Two and
the Other at Seventy Years of Age
Services begin promptly at 1o:45. In the
evening following the Epworth League
meeting, The God that Answereth by
Fire, will be the subjec, of discourse.
The Sunday evening service at the
Congregational church was an impressive
continuation of the Christmas celebration
Views showing the best efforts Of the
worlds greatest artists to picture the
Christ and the scenes amid which he
lived and died were shown by means o.
f a lantern and graphically described by
the pastor. Special music was rendered
,t The hepinninp of the service anC