The Dickinson press., 1907-01-26

The Concert Favorites gave a fine
entertainment Monday night which
should have been enjoyed by a larger
audience.
Edison and Victor Photographs with
a complete line of records at Scherfius,'
the new jeweler. 12-S-tf
/, Edwin Fox, who had been spending
some little time in Hayward, Wiscon-
sin, returned home Monday.
Found-sugar and reamer Owner
call at PRESS Office and pay for this
notice. 1t
L. P. Hagen and Gilbert G. Halver-
son, settlers in the locality of Alden,
central Hettinger county, we're in Dick
inson o. Tuesday.
Taxidermist Dodd has some fine deer
heads on exhibition at Mcdonald (
Pomroy's drug store. They are for sale.
Inquire for prices. lI-4-tf
H. M. Crone and Howard Walters
we're in from Rainy Butte OF Tuesday.
They report that there has no suffering
among settlers as far as thew know.
Lady stenographer with two years
experience in law, desires position in
law Office; rapid and accurate. Ad-
dress Box 127, Motley, MINI. 1-1o-4t
The Metropolitan cafe has been
selected by the Locomotive Firemen
and on the night of the grand ball,
February 8, suppers will be served at
the cafe to those who care for it.
Linoleums are now made IL feet
wide. Cover your kitchen with one
piece-no seams. We are showing a
nice selection in this width. Come in
and see them. o. B. Frankenberg. 5-26-tf
William Edwards, the advertising
man of the Fargo Forum, was calling
upon the newspaper fraternity in Dick
inson on Thursday and transacting
business with the firm of Quinlivan &
Lyle.
Mrs. DR.. c. {. Benedict of Wibaux is
stopping at the Dickinson hospital for a
few weeks. Mrs. Chas. Smith of the
same hospital has recovered from her
attack of pneumonia and returns to her
home at Sentinel Butte.
F. A. Little Of Fayette has been look.
ing after business in the city all the
week. He plans to 60, to the Twin
Cities the first of the week to buy goods
for his store and to look after several
important matters. Frank Mix, threat
ened with fever, who was brough,
in from Fayette on Wednesday, will &C
company Mr.. Little, providing he il
able to make the trip as new seems
probable.
The pipe organ for St. Johns church
has been ordered from Hinner's Organ
company of Pekin, Ill. The organ viii
have two pipe fronts, n facing the
chancel and the other the nave OF thu
church. Musicians will be interested t.
know the following specifications Of til,
great organ. open, diapason. melodi'
and dulciana; swell organ, violin di
apason, lieblich gedackt, salicioal aae
flute dolce; pedal organ, bourbon. 1t il
expected that the organ will be read.
for use at the Easter service.
Saturday afternoon last Mrs. A. N
Jefsries and Miss Spears entertained a
the home Of the former a large compan,
of their lady friends :, cards. Misse
Helen and Florence and Master Arthu
assisted in showing the guests to TIL
dressing.rosms. The ladies, upon enter
ing the parlors, grouped themselves in
formally at tables to play 900, whicl
game was enjoyed for two hours .
more. A delicious lunch was served a
half-past Ave. Mesdames George Dol
son, Johnson and McClov, Misse!
Helen and Florence and Master Arthu
assisting the hostesses.
Last Saturday, the engine of the Cor
+ solidated Coal Co. at Lehigh brok
down and a telegraph order was sent t
Pennsylvania for needed parts, with ir
: structions to ship by express. In tn
meantime, Supt. ]. M. Brady has his 8
or 90 men mining by hand, which re
| duces the daily output about one-hal
AS the roads have been the past wee
there has been no opportunity of ship
ping coal to the eastern part of the stat
: and so the company has had no troubl
in filling orders regardless of the mi:
t hap to its power plant.