The Dickinson press., 1907-08-03

Raymond smith mas gone to BiSn1afC1,
where be has work for some time.
Miss Heisser, portrait painter from
Minneapolis. was the guest Of Supt.
and Mrs. L. r. Waldron at the Dickin-
son experiment station the first of the
week.
John Strauthers, who has been suffer.
ing with blood poisoning, was able to
leave the Dickinson hospital the first OF
the week and return to his home In the
country south.
At St. Johns Episcopal church the
Sunday evening service will consist Of
a musical service with no sermon. The
choir will be assisted by Miss Alcott and
Miss Lee and possibly Miss Hope OF St.
Paul.
Miss Christina Holemoe. who has
been spending several days with friends
in Butte, Mont, returned here the first
Of the week. She left Thursday for a
few weeks visit at her home In Iron.
wood, Mich.
Jerry Dryer, who has been receiving
treatment at St. Joseph's hospital in
Brainerd, Mimi, returned home last week.
He is recovering nicely from an opera:
ton and expects to enjoy his usual
health in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Mead have been
spending several days at the Stein hos.
pital since their arrival from Hunters
Hot Springs. MI. Mead has been sui
fering with sciatic rheumatism and Mrs.
Mead is recovering from an attack OF
pneumonia.
The young ladies of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church will hold
an ice cream social at the home of Mrs.
John Flynn next Tuesday evening. 1t
is to be a lawn social. homemade candy
will be on sale and all are cordially in.
vited to attend.
K. A. Kalmen returned Tuesday
night from a business trip to Miles City,
Glendive and Sentinel Butte, where he
inspected the work of the Northwestern
Building Co. He leaves the first of the
week for St. Paul on business in the
company's interest.
John Lally Of Lehigh was arrested
after spending Sunday in Jail was
Las and fined $50. He was released by
suspended during good behavior.
This week the type and presses of the
Volksfreund Co. were shipped to Rich.
ardton, where the German portion OF
this publication will be issued in the
future. J.. N. Bussen, brother of DR..
Bussen of Richardson, will have charge
of the mechanical part of the paper,
The management Of the publication,
however, will remain for the presen,
with FIR. T. L. Rabsteinek as in the pas,
and arrangements are to be made In
Dickinson for the publication of the
English portion of the paper.
: Ri. Rev. Bishop Stanley of Fargo
and Ri. Rev. Vincent Wehrle oI
Richardson arrived Friday afternoon tc
attend the dedication of the school o.
the Sisters of St. Benedict. The dedica
ton will take place SATURDAY., August 3
and the Bishop and Abbot will BE-
I assisted by the local priests, Revs. FIR
> Rabsteinek and Dignam. At 1920 a. m
, solemn high mass will be celebrated
followed BY the dedication services
. Bishop Stanley will conduct the dedica
, ton service according to the Catholic
! ritual and a very large attendance is ex
+ pected.
. The Bijou Theatre has been we'll pat
! ronized and has given excellent salts
s faction to the theatregoers who appre
ciate high.class entertainments. Th'
specialties have surpassed any other
: this season and deserve special mention
> Fernando May Duo, the European must
p cal artist, could get good music out of
5 tomato can and a piece of string OF
flour barrel and a short wire. He coult
r play the violin in forty positions. II
fact, he could make music out of any
thing he could put his hands on. Myr
i tie Victorine, the singer, toe.dancer an,
character-change artist, was very cleve
in all her acts and was we'll receive.
i every evening during the week. TIL
i moving pictures throughout the weel
e were up to the usual standard and
e has been the same old complaint. "every
body satisfied" Next weeks bill prom
Uses to be even better than the past.