The Dickinson press., 1907-06-08

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1S' THE DICKINSON
Mr.ands Mkn. Z. Holstaofy Fsystse Ms
spending some little tim ~ Chico Hots
Springs. Mont.
Mr., !. G. Hagerman& and daughter.
Miss Eshss Hagerman. Fossyth,
Nom, hhslse been spendins ~ Win
friends Is the city. 3 9ss
Cliesbert Verbassslt 81 ssBilina,
county has been pardoned. ne was
sentenced April, 1906. for two years IL
unlawful killing Of live stock.
The funeral Of Grace Marion, lie
three and a half years old dauRhter
MI. and Mrs. S. H. Smiley, was held
Friday afternoon. Rev. ". Gresss,,
pastor Of ST. Paul's Methodist church.
of6ciated.
VIM. Holton Dye Of Indianapolis VA
in the city Thursday. en- route Is lid
Cedar creek ranch. He vas accom-.
panied BY ]. H. Scott Of lndianapolis.
who will rusticase in these paris during
the summer.
The families Of Charles Tear and,
Charles Kono were released from tie
smallpox quarantine this week. The
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Carroll is the only new victim and ike
thelothers, is getting N nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Appenzeller and
two daughters have been the guests Of
Mrs. Appenzeller's sister, Mrs. II. M
Roberts. for the past week. Mrs. Ap.I
penzeller returned to Miles City Thurs.
day but the young ladies will spend the
summer with their aunt.
Mrs. Lucy Dobson and Mrs. George
Dobson returned Thursday from Bis.
marck, where they visited Mrs. .9C..
Haskin, who is recovering from a recent
operation. They were accompaniedpn
their return by Mrs. Haskin's daughters,
who will remain here during their
mothers illness. a.
Walter Breckley, whose recent acct.
dent near New England resulted in the
loss Of his left leg at the knee, is getting
on as we'll as could be expected. His
mother is still with him at the hospital
and his father was in from the home
near the L F ranch to visit him this
week.
Rev. John Dignam entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening, the Ri. Rev.
Bishop Shanley,Fr. Eagan, vicar general,
and Rev. FIR. Lemieux of Fargo, Rev.
FIR. Geraghty of Jamestown, Rev. Fr.
Quillinan of Casselton, Rev. FIR. Bernard
of Fort Yates, Dean Collins of Mandan
and Rev. Fl. Rabsteinek Of this city.
Mrs. A. ]. Belden and Mrs. ". w.
Holbrook left last week for the Belden
ranch north of Belfeld. Mrs. Belden
was obliged to return Monday with her
son, Archie, who is suffering with blood
poisoning as the result Of being kicked
by a horse. Archie has been more com
Portable for the past two days. .5
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E. c. Barry, has received his commits
sion as postmaster at Hettinger, and as
soon as his equipment arrives will leave
for the new Milwaukee town to enter
upon his new duties. Mrs. Barry has
been very ill at her home in Dickinson
the past few days, which has also kept
Mr.. Barry i%rom'gsing south as sson as
he had expected.
The Star Theatre CO., with County
Treasurer John Riessbeck as proprietor
and manager, will be open for business
in about two weeks. Nj. Riessbeck
will conduct a moving picture show in a
tent, which was put upFriday on Hanna
ford street near the Record officer. The
proprietor ordered his out6t early in
April, before the Bijou Theatre Co.
made arrangements to include Dickin.
son in its circuit, and expects to have.
everything in running order by June 20.
He has n Of the best machines made
and has arranged for two sets Of. films
each week. The tent will be neatly ar
ranged with seats and lighted BY cleo
tricity. Four shows will be given each
day. At the afternoon show children
will be admitted for FIVE cents and the
charge to adults at all times will be ten
cents.