The Dickinson press., 1904-03-12
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Douglas Shoes. The Hub.
Mrs. Ray entertained at tea last Sat-
urday.
L. H. Rudiselle was i'll the first of the
week.
Miss Grace Crowl entertained the
Entire Nous this week.
German comedy Saturday night, March
10, at the opera house.
MeCloy & Senour are moving into
their e Sims street store.
Will Ray was in St. Louis on the 9th
and expected to leave soon for home.
Mrs. McCloy and Mr. Senour enter
tanned the young peoples club this week.
D.. d. Sullivan, the Fargo optician,
will be in Dickinson again on March %
and 20. 3l2-3t
Pat WEIGH, street commissioner, was
busy with a force Of men on Monday
opening up the drains.
Lawrence, the little son of MIR. and
Mrs. S. L. Carroll, has been seriously
i'll with spinal meningitis.
E. H. Pease and Miss Gladys Pease
are in from the east end Of the county to
take the teachers examination.
Cashier L. F. Crawford of the Inter.
state Bank Of Billings Co. says that bust
ness is very good with his bank.
While in Mandan recently o. P. liner
was the recipient from Joseph Weibel
of a valuable imported bird dog.
Attorney F. H. Register was in the
city on Monday attending to matters in
connection with the Caldwell estate.
Owing to the great cost for producing
Cars Courier in complete version, it
will be given twice-March 10 and April
4, Easter Monday.
Ed. Nichols was dead-heading east
Thursday morning in order that he
might accompany the Mandan crowd to
Fargo for the Elk doings.
Miss Agnes Ray returned to St. Paul
from her Mexico trip last Friday and
will visit a week or two in Minnesota
before returning to Dickinson.
Popular prices for Michael Strogoff
March 10 and April 4, at Linsley's ex-
change. Season ticket for a small price
will entitle almost a whole family to at
tend and see the great play.
Manager kim is specially preparing
the stage for Michael Strogoff for March
10. 1t will be a true war-likc scene
balloon ascension by navigator Thomp-
son and other thrilling scenes.
The high school boy basket ball team
play the Glendive men a return game
Saturday evening. Our people went to
Glendive Friday night. Deane Wiley
accompanied as one of the substitutes.
The land office bill for Dickinson
passed the lower house of Congress on
Wednesday. 1t had already passed the
senate and it looks as though the new
land district at Dickinson would be a
reality in the early summer.
The case against b. Riva was dismiss
ed and defendant was ~exhonorated from
all blame in the matter. A calf be-
longing to Jerry Palmer followed Mr..
Riva into the country last week which
was the cause of the trouble.
Mrs. w. l.. Richards entertained six
teen ladies last Saturday. The enter
tainment was novel. Supper was served
in the spacious dining room where each
guest was presented with a carnation.
Mrs. Leahy of Hebron was the only out
side guest present.
The first annual feast of the existence
of St. Joseph's parish will be Saturday
March lo> Special services Tor the great
holiday at the church and grand enter
tainment at the opera house in the even
ing. Father Rabsteinek is making spec.
ial arrangements to celebrate this great
day-his first in the new parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards enter
tanned eighteen of their friends very
pleasantly at euchre Thursday evening.
The decorations were roses and daffo.
dis. The head prize, a bunch of roses,
was won by Mrs. Stickney and the con.
ISOLATION prize, also roses, by Mrs. F. M.
Smith. A delicious luncheon was serv-
ed in the dining room.
Tickets for the Schumann Concert will
be on sale at the usual place. Holders
| of course tickets will surrender their
| ticket for reserved seat ticket. The
school is a little ahead financially on the
other two numbers of the course and
hope to net quite a little sum on this
number. 1t is deserving of a good
house.
Claude K. Graft, formerly of Dickinson
and who was a private in Co. K. Of the
N. D. regiment in the Philippines, is
visiting his friends-Co. A boys in Bis
marck-fora few days. Mr.. Graft is en-
route to Seattle to visit his parents. He
has been in Venezula during the past two
years in the employ of the Pittsburg &
| New York Asphalt Co.-Tribune.
The various theatrical entertainments
| given under the direction OF Father Rab-
steinek have each surpassed the previous
performance, which assures the public
that Michael Stregoff this year will be
perfection in itself. No cost has bee n
spared in the purchase of costumes and
thorough rehearsals have been made, SO
that the people will be presented on
March 10 with a true copy Of the Berlin
production. The play will be given a
second time on April a.
There is trouble in the camp of the
Volksfreund Publishing Co. and it may
be a week or two before the German