The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23

Mrs. T. N. Har,ung is visiting in Hey.
wood, Wisconsin.
The Methodist food sale will be on at
Reed Bros store this Saturday after
noon. Up
Every thing in small musical ins,ru.
ments and supplies at Scherfius,' the
new jeweler. IL 8-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krauth of
Hebron are travelling in Germany and
will be away some months.
We carry the largest stock Of blank
books IN the city. Everything from a
SC memo. to a 500 page ledger. Nc
Donald & Pomroy. 3-31-tf
Rev. o. T. Just holds Lutheran service
Sunday morning at Frank Brose's resi-
dence southeast of Dickinson.
Art squares are ingram carpets woven
in m piece. We are showing new
patterns in the Richardson quality. c.
b. Frankenberg. 5-26-tf
Mandan Pioneer: NJ. H. Talmage of
Dickinson attended the Rogers-Me rritt
wedding at the reform school Wednes-
day evening. lie and MI. Rogers were
old friends in the east.
The next regular meeting of the
K. P. will be held on Monday even
ing, February rs. The third degree
will be worked, the bylaws will be
read for the third time and if satisfactory
will be adopted. Refreshments will be
served and in view of the important
business a full attendance is desired.
The contract for repairing St. Pat.
rick's church has been awarded to
Messrs. Walton & Davis and the work
has already been commenced. In about
three weeks the church will be in readi.
ness for services.
f. d. Jones was in the city this week
from Mott. Mr.. Jones was a member Of
Co. G, 22nd infantry and saw service in
Cuba in the Spanish-American war
After the war he returned to Omaha
whence he came to North Dakota and
filed OF a homestead in Hettingel
county. His is one of the compare,
lively few soldiers declaratory filings
and entities him to three years resi-
dence credit. Mr.. Jones has a wife anc
both like this country very much.
The members of the graduating elias!
were pleasantly entertained last Satur
day evening by Mrs. c. N. Barker at he,
home on Sims street. The member
were all present, with the exception o
Miss Emma Christensen, who had no
recovered sufficiently from her recen
operation to allow her attendance. Tn
dinner served by Mrs. Barker was moth
ing short Of a sumptuous banquet t
which every member of the party di
( justice. The early part of the evenin
was spent in games of fortune telling c
the most amusing kinds. Later, tn
rugs were taken from the floors and
dance furnished enjoyment until ever
one was satisfied that a very enjoyabI
t evening had been spent, so biddin
good night to their hostess they left to
their respective homes.
"The Bonnie Brier Bush" as pr
J.. sented in the opera house last Frida
+ evening by the Ernest Shipman an
William Golvin company furnished
frst-class entertainment to a large aud
ence of Dickinson theatre goers. Ever
part was carried out to a letter an
plainly showed the work of artist
i, Special mention could be made of II
excellent work done by each memb'
of the company, and especial mentie
: should and has been made of the VOL
e done by those occupying seats in IL
gallery. This feature has been owe
It worked for some time and a chan,
ic would be appreciated not only
% theatrical companies, but also by Il
y, good citizens of this city, who pay the
a money for stage entertainments, n
caring for any extra from the gallery.