The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25

James 81 Het,inger county d aaso
present. @s
Getseitimates from A. BERG. the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and mp
to.date work. Office Northwestern Build.
Ing Co. Telephone oo-7. 3-I6-tf
Mrs. w. C. Crawford. entertains the
Coffee Crowd Saturday afternoon In
honor of Miss Edna Scofeld. who will
leave in a few days for Chicago.
Miss Eva M. Alcott will be at Miss
Holemoe's studio, in the Senour &
Langley building, on Tuesdays and
Fridays to meet those who desire to
arrange for lessons in voice culture.
4-27.tf
Memorial services will be held al ST.
Paul's Methodist church at. 1890 Sun.
day morning. The members Of Cons
pany K will attend in a body and seats
will be reserved for the veterans,
Everybody welcome. q.
Our spring stock of wall paper is nov
ready for your inspection. All bright.
new up-to-date 1907 patterns. We have
no old chestnuts to work off. See our
new line before making selections.
Mcdonald 4 Pomroy. 4-7o-tfr
Miss Gertrude Young, a classmate Of
Miss Ruth Phelan at the Madison Uni
yersity, arrived in the city Friday from
California and will be Miss Phelan,s
guest for several days before continuing
the journey to her home.
q w. r. Peet, manager Of the ,Dickin-
son Heating & Plumbing Co., went to;
Bismarck this week and expected to 20
to St. Paul to look after the ordering Of
a car of material which his firm needs
in carrying on Its work in the city.
A stranger In Town." by the Frank
Beamish Co.. was presented at the opera
house Wednesday evening to a small
but very appreciative audience. The
play was full of life and humor from
start to finish and every actor was a star.
w R. Holgate is taking an enforced
vacation from his duties at the high
school and is at the Dickinson hospital,
suffering with an attack of appendicitis.
Supt. Berg has been handling Mr.. Hol-
gates classes outside of the regular
school hours.
F. w. Baker and wife of Broncho
were visitors in the city this week.
Their former home was in MARSHALL.
town. Iowa, where Mr.. Baker conducted
a furniture and undertaking business.
In the fall, If a suitable place can be
obtained, MI. Baker may locate in Dick
inson.
The first issue of the Bowman County
Pioneer, edited by A. L. Lowden, at
Twin Butte, reached the PRESS Office
this week. This is the first paper
published in Bowman county and an
plication has been made for its admis-,
sion to the Saltwater p%ostoffce as
second-class matter.
The Twin Butte Immigration and
Land Co. recently opened an office in
this city. James Wilson, the well known
land man and locator, is the manager
and is assisted in the work by Messrs.
p. B. Walcott and w. G. Lowden. The
company has another Office at Twin
Butte, In Bowman county.
AS l have no use for my team, have
no time to use it, will sell the entire;
outfit, would prefer 70 sell all together,
2 nice driving horses, ? years old, new
top buggy, only used one month, new
driving harness. Price for the whole
outfit, $3.50. Apply to George Aud,
First National bank building. 3-23-tf
Geo. l. Hasbrouck puts in his whole
time in Dickinson looking after the sale
Of tickets and parcels for the New Eng
land. Stillwater-H Haley stage line. Rob.
ert Lercook is barn boss>at this end of
the line, while Gordon Gardner drives
between Dickinson and New England,
making the round trip each day..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.. Hevener 20 to St.
Paul Saturday night. a little earlier than
fhav had fCppoor1Sv ~1n~~Al So >,l..
that MI. Hevener may get back before
the first Of the month. Mrs. Hevener
and the children, as previously an
Vermont, and Old Orchard Beach for a
with Mr.. Hevener's parents in St. Paul.
Miss Mclean and her excellent sup
porting company in this delightful
masterpiece of the worlds best living
novelist, is the welcome announcement
for two performances only at the opera
house on Memorial day, Thursday, Nav
80. Scenically, the production Is :elabo.
rate in every detaik almost extrav-
agantly SO, and "Thelma," so equipped,
should prove to be the entertainment 80
much looked for by local theatre.goers.
John Neil Of Forsyth, Mont, has been
in the city this week. Mr.. Neil, in com
pany with ]. A. Hagerman, has pur-
chased the Robert Neil barber shop in
the Willard house. After several
changes are made the new p~roprietors
expect to occupy the rooms to be va.
Gated by Messrs. Meyers & Randall
MI. Neil will continue to conduct bis
shop in Forsythe and Mr.. Hagerman,
formerly a barber in this city, will have
charge Of the Dickinson shop.
The lecture course closed its season
T Thiin,.day p sssnans Y liz v; Senator % b BIB +,
Race Question from a Southern Stand.
point" In the argument he showed the
Southern spirit Of dislike and contemp,
for the colored man and cited man,
instances where unlawful means were
employed to preserve the supremacy o.
the white race. After listening to hi.