The Dickinson press., 1906-01-13

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Miss Edna Sco6eld went Thursday to
Gladstone and will remain over Sunday.
the guest Of Mrs. Guy CLARK.
G. S. Adams sends his renewal for
the PRESS and orders it sent to Schafer
instead of Oakdale as heretofore.
Prof. L. R. Waldron is to present a
paper in 'Dry Land Farming" before
the tri state meeting in Fargo, Jan. Is,
", 10 and 10.
Special sale on Arrow Brand
collars at Dickinson Mercantile
Co.'S; 3 for 25c. 12-2-tf
Mrs. Lena Schmidt and daughter
Nellie, with their guest, Mrs. Schmidt
OF Fergus Falls, MIMI, were in Dickin.
son from Taylor Saturday.
Don't fail to get some of the beautiful
articles in Japanese Lacquer ware at
J. l.. Browns. l2-3o-3t
Anton Tanberg of Gladstone was
doing business in Dickinson Saturday
S%leighing to town from his place south
east is fine but grazing poor.
Come in and let US show you photos
made with our s. and S. kodaks
Mcdonald & Po,nroy, druggists. I1-4-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whiting came up
from Haley last Saturday and Mrs.
Whiting left for Whitman, Mass, ia
pay visit to relatives and friends.
If you get one of o. B. Frankenberg's
easy chairs to drop into when you come
home tired you will say "What a com.
FORT" I2-3o-ti
New England is to have a daily mail
after July l, continuing for six months,
followed by six months Of tri-weekly
service the same as at present.
MI. and Mrs. M. H. Leahy we're up
from Hebron for the Richards-K ilmer
party and remained the guests Of Bank.
er and Mrs. Richards over Sunday. re.
turning home Tuesday.
We notice from the Portland Ore
gonian that the First Congregational
church of Portland has elected Mr.. R,
NJ. futile its treasurer. This is the
largest Congregational church in the
city and its income is from $4,000 &c
$4,000 a year 1t would look. consider
ing that he has not been in Portland
year as yet, as ii Mr.. Tuttle's abilitie.
as a fnancier we're being appreciated
early.-Pioneer.
1.-THE Moonshiner's Daughter will b.
the attraction at the Dickinson Oper:
house Ian. I5- 1t is tale of the thrill
ing and startling adventures between
moonshiners and u. s. Revenue men
The story is wildly told and punctuat
ed with many stirring episodes ane
series of climaxes and its dramatic in
tensity grows with each successive act
The COMEDY is wholesome and refresh
ing, being clean aad %uncffending, the wi
and satire interuingling with an junction
which chases away dull care and spon
tanecusly brings a merry laugh. TIL
cast, scenery and sighting effects ar,
perfect in every detail. A beautiful
love story is told in "a mastery style ant
full Of good true he art interest.
Nj and Mrs. Nv. L. Richards an,
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. W.. Kilmer entertained
in a channingly informal and socia
maaaer Saturday evening at the spa
| cious Richards home, some eighty Q
their lady and gentlemen friends. M
. and Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Xii
!. mer received their guests in the larg
reception hall, while Masters Corsb
and Frank Richards were hosts
!. . the upper hall to show the ladie
and gentlemen the several dressin
rooms reserved for their use. Th
tavorite game 500" was played, tn
guests at they progressed from room t
room continually meeting and greetin
. friends GOT seen before. A very daint
! effect was produced by the use {
: white hyacinths, narcissus and Chimes
lilies and foliage disposed throughor
, the various rooms, red carnations BIZ
ing used ia the west room and pin
e shades and white carnations making
pretty contrast in THE dining room. Gal
| lands of graceful smilax formed tn
entire drapery between the back parlc
and hall. A delicious supper to 'whic
: all did ample justice was served a
l eleven SO that all might bid thei
popular hosts good night and reac
E home before twelve o'clock proclaime,
Sunday.