The Dickinson press., 1905-04-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


Order Swif,'s Premium hams and ba-
con at the South Side market. Phone |
1911. 4-I5-2t
Mike Oleheiser went this week to
Fleet, N. D., where he will be busy for
a few weeks doing some ton work.
Order Star hams and bacon for Easter
at the South Side market. Phone 1911.
4-I5-2t
Mrs. Jessie Dale Pearce left Monday
evening for %Faribault. MIMI, to visit
her father before reporting for work in
Washington, ID. c., where she has a
government position at an increased
salary. Mrs. Pearcc. during her short
stay in Dickinson, has made many warm
friends, who, while rejoicing in her
prosperity, regret to lose her company.
Swift's Premium hams and bacon; Ar
mour's Star hams and bacon; and Cuda-
hays famous Diamond c hams and
bacon at the South Side meat market.
Phone 1871. 4-I5.2t
The Billings county mandamus case
was argued in Dickinson before Judge
Winchester last Friday night and the
writ granted. Under this order the
commissioners have ordered an election
for May 81. The next move will be to
take the case to the supreme court
where the constitutionality of the law
will be tested. The Medora people be-
lieve that the law will be held as class
Legislation and therefore not good. w.
c. Crawford appears tor the Sentinel
Butte people and H. F. Register for the
county.
Easter is coming and you don't want
to forget that the South Side market
has the best assortment of Easter goods
in the city; Swist's premium hams and
bacon; Armour's Star hams and bacon;
and Dudahay's famous Diamond c
brand. along with everything else kept
in a first class marke. Phone 1917. 4-l5-2t
Mrs. A. T. Crowds pleasant home was
prettily decorated in violet and yellow,
daffodils forming the principal element
of the color scheme, on Friday last when
she entertained at Give Hundred" in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Z. ]. Berry Of
Glcndivc. About 30 ladies enjoyed Mrs.
Crowds hospitality--which is always en-
~joyable. Tiny chicks in the chosen
colors adorned the place cards and gave
a hint of the approach Of the Easter
season. The appetizing lunch, too, was
made to conform in color to the decor
alive scheme.
The Riedelsberger violin lecture
recital was a rare musical treat. RE
delsberger is the only violinist who COM
bines the descriptive feature, which aids
so much in understanding a composition,
with a musical Interpretation that makes
his violin almost a living thing, speaking
soul to soul. The dainty pianissimos-
the poetic "Song Of the Nightingale"
and suite 1.-THE Life of a Flower" the
sweet "Traumeri," the sprightly dances,
the sadness Of the Swan Song" the
brilliance and fire of the Devils
Dance" were all enhancing.
Mrs. c. w. Harding made a dozen
little girls superIatively happy Saturday
last by giving a Japanese party in honor
of her little friends, MAJ jorie and Doro-
thy Stickney. The little guests all wore
pretty Japanese costumes, also Mrs.
Harding. The parlor was decorated in
yellow, the hall in white with a NAM
moth Japanese lantern suspended be-
tween parlor and dining-room, and the
dining-room was a dream in red. Each
little guest received as souvenirs two
small Japanese umbrellas and a fancy
napkin. The lunch was as dainty as
all the other appointments and to it full
justice was done. Games and Japanese
toys furnished amusement for the little
ladies.
Preston w. Search gave what he
termed a talk" Sunday evening on
Lest We Forget" Every person in
the city would be better to have heard
irand especially young people. Prof.
Search has a beautiful voice and a
graceful delivery and his forceful
thoughts are eloquently expressed.
Monday evenings lecture was on
"Music in the Fatherland." BY Prof.
Search's wonderful word pictures the
audience was transported to Germany,
saw and was a part of the German
family life; appreciated the simple quiet
atmosphere that stimulates mental ac-
tivity and fosters talent; listened to
great musical productions and attended
great musical festivals. The lecture
closed with a mastery Interpretation Of
the terrible tragedy Of Tannhauser-the
bringing of a sinful soul into the light of
the infinite. Mrs. Davis played the
pilgrim Chorus" and other selections
from "Tannhauser" and Prof. Search
sang"The Evening Star"
Family Moving to Country