The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
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marketiDg cattle a chlcage
The hunting season opens Sunday,
ESeptember 1. bnt ~ yst.8 only sports.
men in Stark county have taken ont
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MI. and Mrs.A. z. Bestic 81 Grand.
Forks, returning from the Nationalpafk,
were guests on Wednesday 81 MI. and
Mrs. w. S. Russell.
Miss Cola Itch returned Thursday
from her visit withsc. H. Merry,'s family
At Hamline. Mimi. where she had been
since her recent operation ia ST. Paul.
Roy Dodd, who has been spending :
weeks vacation With a. cuurrrie It
Haley, returned The first Of the week
and has resumed his duties III the store
OIL. ]. Dickinson g Son. 81
Mrs. Louisa A. Conger, who has been.
spending the, hummer with her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. A. D. Heaton and Mrs. Guy
Hunter. left Monday night for Des
Moines. Ia. for 1 short visit With her
s~on.in-law, who Is seriously iii ii that
city, and from Des Moines sh,e. will 70 on.
70 Kansas City. Mo, where her daughter
Is also quite i'll. Mrs. congl'er has en-
joyed a very pleasant summer 10 this
city and her stay was cut short on
account Of the illness Of her son and
daughter. S.
The comic scheme ID Richard Carries
mayor of Toxic" IS an exceedingly
droll one, and it 10 worked out in a
bright and sparkling manner that is
largely responsible for the favor which
the piece enjoys. The musical setting
is one of the most pleasing efforts as.
ISOLATED with the many triumphs won
by productions Of this kind in New
York and, Chicago. where the "Mayor.of
Toxic" stood . two years test. The
production is melodisus without being
trivial or trashy. and one derives as
much enjoyment from hearing it as from
the e%nlivening comedy. The presen.
tation here Of the mayor Of Toxic
will be at the opera house on Thursday,
September $.
The Sisters Of St. Benedict and their
pupils will hold a fair for the benefit Of
the Young Ladies' academy. recently
established. The Sisters have done
some soliciting at a number Of business
places in the city and their success
thus far, has been very gratifying
Several of the business men have al.
ready, given neat sums Of money, while
others have made handsome donation.
of various kinds. The fair will be held
on the last day Of September and the
first two days in October. The Sister.
have a very large school at the present
time and it is their ambition to secure
suitable quarters on the north side sc
that it will not be necessary for so many
children to cross the railroad tracks.
Alittle excitement was caused Satur
day evening when a burning lamp wa.
discovered in one Of the east chamber.
of the M. Mckinley house on Oake.
street. The lamp was simply a mass o.
flames that were surrounded by lace
curtains and nearly reached the ceiling
The door to the room was locked bu,
the lock was forced and, after twt
young men had succeeded in forcing til.
window screen from its place, the bal
of fire was thrown to the yard below be
fore the lamp exploded. The verand;
caught fire from the burning oil but tn,
blaze was easily overcome by the fir.
extinguisher from the PRESS office. NJ
damage was done and the excitemen
was all over in less than Eve minutes.
Since the announcement Of the com
ing production of Richard Carlei
elaborate musical comedy the "Mayo'
Of Toxic at the opera house on Septem
Der S, considerable anxiety and question
ing have arisen as to the probability .
John Z. Keamey's appearing as "Marcu,
Orlando Kidder." The question il
definitely answered by the terse state
ment Of Manager Kihm, who says: &. :.
have contracted with Mr.. Jos. M. Gaitel
Of New York for the appearance Of Johl
L. Kearney and made special conces
sions to obtain this attraction because
believe the appearance Of this star AMI
the fine production would please n,
patrons. They will not be disappointed
Nj. Kearney will positively appear il
the mayor Of Toxic" on September 5.
cHoIcEs
PROPERTY.