The Dickinson press., 1905-11-25

We lead, others follow. The Hub. 1t
Harry Quick was in Dickinson this
week.
]. A. Fdrrah was in from the south
this week.
Mrs. M. ]. Donoghue Of Bel6eld was
in Dickinson on Wednesday.
Representative ]. E. Phelan and Miss
Phelan are back from a two-weeks' trip
in the country.
A short time ago Roadmaster DAILY
was called to Sweet Briar to look after
the repair Of 5000 ties which had been
broken ON the railroad in a distance of
~ miles. The breaking of a Aange
on a freight car wheel caused the
trouble. Fortunately the N. P.had some
ties loaded at a point neal Hebron and
the delay was very little.
i Edward Bauer, the deaf mute who
recently worked three weeks in the
PRESS composing room, has applied to
the Printers association of St. Paul
for work. Mr.. Bauer is bright and
quick and gave very satisfactory SER
vice at this Office. His parents re-
side at Medina, this state, and he is an
ex-pupil Of the Devils Lake deaf and
dumb schoo'.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Eyer were in from
Fayette this week. They live out 80
miles and find it a long trip and do not
come to the city very often. This year
the Egers raised 700 bushels OF wheat,
500 bushels Of oats, 20 bushels of onions
and other produce. They will hold
most of their grain and in the spring nc
doubt will have a good market in the
neighborhood. These people are also
in the cattle business, having over gee
head.
The churches have now entered upon
their fall and winter work and not a few
of the clergy have used as a text the
summer exposures of graft, and in thi:
they have done but their duty. At The
same time they should not overlook the
other and the better side of the picture
The large congregations that sit befor.
them Sunday after Sunday tell a differ
ent story. They tell OF clean ane
honest lives; they tell of happy ant
contented homes; they tell of higl
standards in business, of honesty O
purpose; they tell of faith in a religion
which puts and keeps under the ban al
that is mean, all that is dishonorable
all that is unworthy. In spite Of tn
years record of wrong and of evil, tn
years record of right and of good vii
rebound to the credit of the countr,
but it is the duty of the church to ir
crease its labors and help to make tina
record even better in the years that ar
7. to come.-Baltimore American.
One of the pleasant social affairs {
the week was the gathering in tn
Congregational church parlors Tuesda
evening complimentary to Rev. an
Mrs. R. J. Kellogg. The parlors ha
{ been made very attractive and hom'
like, yellow predominating in the dec,
r%ations. About a hundred were in a
! tendance. The first hour was spent in
social way and in an amusing characte
representation: then followed two 6,
. lections by the choir, a solo by Mr.
Christensen and readings by Mi:
WEIGH all of which were pleasing
rendered. Lunch was then serve
r during which Mrs. Davis played sever
organ selections and Mrs. Reissbec
t manipulated a Regina music box. 2Rev
! F. w. Gress and O. T. Just welcome
!, Rev. and Mrs. Kellogg to the city an
Mr.. Kellogg responded, thanking a
for the cordiality of his welcome an
for the surprise his people had arrange
in the west parlor in the shape of pant,
supplies of various kinds. After sim
:, ing together "Praise God from who
all blessings flow" the company we,
dismissed with a benediction by Re
O. T. just and soon babe their hos
good night.