The Dickinson press., 1906-04-21

Mrs. ]. l.. Brown has an attractive
exhibit OF ladies' street hats in white
duck, pique, and embroidered material.
Prices from 800 to $2.7s. 4s3i-3t
In the strong wind Of April 8 a prairie
fire started near Anton Bolte's place
and a man named Burning vas burned
out. This is the same man who lost
his property in the same manner last
spring. The case was then brought
into cour and a settler fined for letting
out the fire.
up. Berringer is the possessor of a
large pelican which having strayed from
its usual haunts. was shot forty miles
north of Dickinson. There were
thirteen in the flock and only this n
secured. 1t is a fine specimen. the
wings measuring eight and n half
feet from tip to tip. and Mr.. Bcrringer
is having it mounted. The bird was
shot by one of Jim Robinson's IONS.
Frank Schank, who has a fine place
south of Gladstone, was in the city
Monday. He is seeding Is acres to
wheat. 40 to oats and 10 to bailey His
brother works for him and together
they have 81 head of cattle. Mr..
Schank on his way to town met some
settlers gong out and finds the family
will be very nea neighbors Of his. In
fact a we'll which he dug for his own
use proves to be on the new corners
land.
Easter was a perfect spring day.
Everybody was at church for M or
more services and everybody found
time also to enjoy the balmy air and
harbingers of spring. The church
decorations were rather more elaborate
than usual and music and sermons
were in full accord with the spirit Of
the day. Rev. R. L. Jones spoke to a
large audience in the opera house in
the afternoon and to a crowded house
in the evening.
The most successful specialist in
chronic and nervous diseases, DR.. Cha
rest of Fargo, will visit professionally
Dickinson Saturday and Sunday, April
% and 20, at the St. Charles hotel;
Glen Ullin, Monday, April 80. at the
Columbia hotel; New Salem, Tuesday,
May 1. at the Metropolitan hotel; Man
dan, Wednesday, May 2, at the Inter
Ocean hotel. Tell him about your all
ments. He can, cure you. Consultation
$500. 4-7-4t
At the home Of J. F. Luehmann four
teen miles southeast of Dickinson on
Monday Rev. o. T. lust held religious
services. Several Lutheran families
have settled in this vicinity and it is
proposed to organize a church in the
near future and probably erect a
church building the coming season. A
bad prairie fire started in the near
vicinity Monday morning and the en-
tire congregation turned out to fight it
postpsning the service until afternoon
when the fire was out:
Alberta Gallatin. starring this season
! under the management Of Kane, Ship.
man & Colvin in "Cousin Kate" a
beautiful society comedy, has not al.
ways been seen in comedy roles. In
fact she is one OF the most versatile
actresses of the modern stage. She
is generally conceded to be the great.
est "Rosalind" of the age and her
portrayal of that character and her
work while supporting Richard Mans
field, Joseph Jefferson, Minnie Madden
Fiske, Henry Miller and E. H. Sothern
has greatly endeared her to people in
the East, while her appearance as
"Nellie Gwynn" in "Under the Re.
storation" and "Mrs. Alving" in Ibsen's
greatest of dramas, "Ghost," has made
for her fully as great a name through.
out the South and West. At the
Dickinson opera house. May 4.