The Dickinson press., 1907-08-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Newton Brothers were in from Alder
on business this week.

Newton Brothers we're in from Alden
on business this week.
Henry Westad, who 10 located near
Hettinger visited in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lennon were in
from the ranch for a few days this week.
James Endslow Of Richardton was a
business visitor in the city the first of
the week.
All trimmed and tailored hats to be
closed out at greatly reduced prices at
Miss Runck's. 7-I3tf
Millinery clearance sale: All trimmed
and tailored hats to be closed out at q
off at Miss Runck's. 7-I3tf
Mrs. A. B. Grambs was successfully
the first Of the week.
MI. and Mrs. D. S. Littlehales OF
Mandan expect to leave on a visit to
the Coast the coming week.
Ieweler H. M. Roberts has been un-
able to attend to his duties the past
week on account Of illness.
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. 3-16-tf
Stewart Cummings has made a good
showing with the brick work on Soules
& Buffers new building this week.
States Attorney P. D. Norton of
Adams county, who has been enjoying
an outing at Devils Lake, was in the
city Thursday.
Great clearance sale of millinery. All
hats at half price-SIo hats for S.; S.
hats for $3.50 and s. hats for SI.5o at the
Parlor Millinery store. 1t
Miss Lauretta Hannegan of St. Paul
arrived in the city Wednesday and has
commenced work as stenographer in
the office of Crawford & Burnett.
The case of Glendive VS.. Dickinson
will be tried at the ball park west of the
city on the afternoon of Sunday, August
d. Don't forget that the trial is set for
8 o'clock sharp.
=. Louis Asal went to St. Louis this week
to visit for a short time and expects to
consult Mayo Brothers at Rochester,
MIMI, on his return. Mr.. Asal has not
been in good health for some time.
Messrs. P. c. and c. E. Heath were
in from the Black Butte neighborhood
this week and purchased a Rumley
threshing outfit, which they will run
with their Hart-Parr gasoline engine
when the season opens.
]. F. Brodie and E. P. Stanley left
Tuesday for the new mines of the Con.
solidated Coal Co., which are located
7 miles south OF Saltwater on section
23-I3I-1oo. The same day several teams
loaded with freight and lumber wen,
south to the mines. .
The young man who sold a set Of
harness not his own to E. A. Currie was
arrested and brought in from the south
the past week. AS it was the young
mans first ofense before Judge van
der Las, he was allowed to pay costs
amounting to about $50 and returned
home-it is hoped somewhat wiser.
The streets were lighted by the new
series arc system for the first time
Wednesday evening. The system is a
26.arc series and ~ of the lamps of the
General Electric make are now in work
ing order and meet with the approval o.
everyone. Four more lamps will bt
added to the system as o as the
locations are designated on the south
side.
Prof. P. A. Hollis of the Valley Cit,
normal gave a very interesting lecture
on Reading" at the Congregations
church. The lecture was delightful,
informal and Prof. Hollis had the en-
tire sympathy of his audience while b.
gave valuable suggestions as to how
best to introduce the boys and girls t.
the limitless treasures of good litera
ture.
"For Mothers Sake" the creates
success of a successful author, is seized
uled to play at Dickinson on August g
The company presenting this sterling
play is composed of actors we'll know
in the profession, not a stick amonl
them. This is indeed a most refreshing
innovation when we stop to conside
that most companies carry a lot of dea'
wood and try to make up in numbe
what they lack in talent. This pla,
holds a distinguished place among tn
discriminating theatre goers, and tn
verdict rendered by the public has es
tablished its reputation and future be
yond any question of doubt. The plo
IS logical, the scenery beautiful, an
every actor, an artist