The Dickinson press., 1907-06-01

Mrs. Mary liner leaves Sunday for
Wisconsin TO visit her parents.
A. F. Mischief, the Richardson mer.
chant. was in Dickinson Friday.
Mrs. 3. o. Johnson and daughter,
Fannie, left Friday for ! weeks visit Il
Forsythe, Mont. L
mn. H. L. Reichert visited In Fargo
|this week while MI. Reichert attended
the X. c. meeting.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Clarke returned
to Dickinson Thursday night and will
make the city their future home.
John Garness Of Wisconsin and E. Z.
Mcdowell of G~raceviile. Mimi. arrived
this week and intend to locate in this.
country.
Mr.. H. L. Dickinson. wishes to meet
the Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church at her home at 7:3o Tuesday
evening.
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up.
to-date work. Office Northwestern Build.
ing Co. Telephone oo-2. 3.I6-tf
John D. Clark made homestead preof
Friday on 100 acres at Rainy Butte.
The claim has a fine spring, one Of the
finest in the Cannon Ball country, which
is piped for the house and c~orrals.
Fred Dickinson left the first OF the
week for Bozeman. Mont, to join his
wife, who has been there for some time.
After a short stay at Hunters Hot
Springs they will return home.
The local base ball team took a trip
to Glen Ullin Memorial day and played
the first game of the season, being de-
feated by a score of a to I. A return
game will be played in about two
weeks. Y
The small pox scare seems nearly
over. Mike Mckinley probably has
had the most evere case of any and
while he is getting along nicely it will
be some days before he is released from
quarantine.
AS l have no use for my team, have
no time to use it, I Wills sell the entire
outfit, would prefer to sell all together,
2 nice driving horses, 7 years old, new
top buggy, only used n month, new
driving harness. Price for the whole
outfit, $3.50. Apply to George Aud.
First National bank building. 3-23-tf
The amateur performance after the
moving picture show Wednesday even
ing was received with a storm of ap.
plause. Songs we're given by Floyd
Junkin and Dewey Wiley and a violin
solo by Llewellyn Requette, while box.
ing contests between Masters Raymond
Hayes and George Lyon, Herman Har,
tung and Harold Parker, Clyde Stewart
and John McKeever. and buck dancing
by Louis Ross completed the program
The prize was held over the head Of
each contestant or pair of contestants ii
turn, the applause of the audience 4
determine, its. bestowal. 1t was found
necessary to divide the prize and
Masters Roquette and Junkin received
two dollars each, Master Wiley one and
Masters Stewart and McKeever e :
Mrs. ]. L. Hughes and Miss Cora
Walton entertained the members Of the
class of 1905 and gentlemen friends a,
the formers home Saturday evening
May IS, the second anniversary of the
graduation. All the members were
present except Miss Helen Barber, who
is attending a business college in St
Paul. The evening was pleasantly
passed by playing 500 and recalling
school day incidents. An elaborate
lunch was served by the hostesses,
assisted by the Misses Florence White
and Irene Walton. Mrs. Fred Nc.
Carthy was presented with the class
spoons by Mrs. T. G. Saunders, who ex-
planned that each member of the class
would receive a half dozen spoons when
married. The reunion was a most
happy one.
The Bijou Theatre Co.. who are
permanently located at the opera house,
have just received direct from the east
and will present this evening a pano.
ramic moving pictorial representation
Of, the Naval Review recently held at
the famous Jamestown Exposition. This
Review was an event which will not be
repeated in at least an hundred years
and possibly never again. This Naval
Review was participated in by over one
hundred and forty war vessels repre-.
senting every civilized nation in the
world and the grandeur of the spectacle
thus presented is wildly reproduced by
means Of the series of moving pictures
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