The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09

See Vaughn for baled hay. 17-o-tf.
Miss Helen Barber 81 Beach is ia.
town.
Mrs. Scott of Taylor is reported As
somewhat better.
]. B. Mann was nfsfrom Haley on
Friday for supplies.
The home OF Rasmus Jensen is
quarantened for scarlet FEVER
John Weber who lives south Of Glad
stone, had a foot amputated above the.
ankle at the Dickinson hospital this
week. S sss
New and alluring specialties between
the acts to be presented BY the Chase
Lister Co. At the Opera house Thurs
day, Dec. IA.
Remember that New Year'ssevening
is the time set for the Firemen's annual
ball and do 20 fail o.buya ticket, 81
per couple.
Married, Dec. S. by Justice a. p. Fol-
som, Mr.. Louis Canoy and Miss Arizona
Wright Mr.. Canoyis a rancher in the
vicinity of Sand Greek.
Miss Scofeld's studio presented a
very artistic appearance Thursday and
Friday and callers found all kinds Of
new and pretty Xmas gifts. Miss Ray
assisted in the main room, while in the
room across the hall amid Japanese
decorations Mrs. Reichert dispensed tea
and waters.
The Order Of the Eastern Star elected
officers Thursday evening as follows:
Mrs. Davis, w. NJ; Mrs. Manning, A.
NJ; John Davis, w. p; Miss Campbell,
secretary; Mrs. Johnson, treasurer; Mrs.
Barker, C; Mrs. Richards, A. C. At
the close of the election refreshments
were served.
Reuben Lyon was host to a merry
company Of intimate friends Saturday
evening, December 2. at the pleasant
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Lyon, O the east side. Games and
music filled the time pleasantly until
supper was announced, a delicious
and bountiful birthday repast. At IL
o'clock the guests bade theirhost good
eight with best wishes for many pleas
ant birthdays. MI. Reuben, who is
associated with his father in business,
received from his parents as as birthday
gift a beautiful gold watch.
Manager Kihm of the Dickinson opera
house takes great pleasure in announe-
ing that he has secured the Chase Lister
Theatre company for an engagement of
three nights, commencing Thursday,
Dec. ID. This company comes highly
recommended both by press and public,
as being the best and strongest dra-
matte company that has ever visited
the west at popular prices. Managers
Chase & Lister want >the amusement
loving public to know that they do not
present any old, worn out, Remnant
plays but present only metropolitan
successes. Three nights, Dickinson
opera house, beginning Thursday, De-
cember ID.
The bazaar given by the ladies' guilds
of St. Johns church Tuesday evening
was a success socially and financially.
The hall looked bright and attractive,
especially the booths Of the Girls
Friendly society, the carnations, ferns
and smilax giving a pretty touch of
color to the candy booth. On the stage
a New England supper was served from
$3.50 to 8 o'clock and was we'll patron
lied. The booths were artistically ar
ranged and were presided over by Mrs.
w. A. Carter, Mrs. A. C. McGillivray
and Mrs. A. billiard, and the frappe
was served by Miss Nellie Dinsdale and
Miss Frances Carter. A dance program
OF II numbers was enjoyed by a large
number OF young people. fine music for
which was gratuitously furnished by an
orchestra consisting of Mr.. Rau, Mr..
Dickinson, Mr.. Wolf and Miss Rau.
The ladies wish to thank all those who
contributed to the success of the even
ing.
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