The Dickinson press., 1909-03-13
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E. j. Hughes of Boulger & Hughes
returned Sunday from his Hip to the
Twin Cities.
The Knights Of Pythias held a dane
ing party at their hall after the regular
meeting Thursday evening.
f.. 1t is: expected that St. Patrick's
Catholic church will be equipped with a
fine pipe organ within a short time.
Fireman Thomas Grant left last Friday
for Detroit, Michigan, where he was
called on account Of the death of his
father. 500 : .
At a meeting of the Eastern Star last
week Thursday o. j. Grayce was given
the initiatory degree. followed by a
banquet and dancing. II:
Mrs. Charles H. Thompson has been
entertaining an uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. King, who are en- route
to their home in Northern Michigan after
spending some little time at various
points on the Pacific coast.
The second social dance of the Elks
for members of the lodge and their fam
lilies was held in the X of P hall Friday
evening of this week. The Elks will
initiate several candidtes at their next
meeting Tuesday evening.
Final proofs were made at the land
office recently by John w. Bradshaw of
Edton. Joseph Ficek of Novi Hradec,
David H. Schultz of Beach and Constan-
tine Steiner of Howser. Communication
proofs were made by Olaf Melby. of
Alpha. Christian o. Hoverson of Beach,
Paul Schwind of Kennedy, John B.
Holmes of Villa and Edward Eide Of
Alpha. .s,
Homestead entries were made in this
land district recently by Franz Werth
of Gladstone. Charles w. Klingman of
Belfeld. Hattie Laffert of Buford, Jessie
M. Still of Parker. S. D.. Regnyold
Hattie of Sentinel Butte. Andrew Plan
of Richardton. Theodore Nelson of Fargo.
Josef Tuhyy Of Dickinson, Elizabeth
Frampe of Melby, Alex Wertepna of
South Heart, Frank P. Hanel of Novi
Hradec and Frank Dvorack of Dickinson,
Theodore H: Pohle of Sentinel Butte
took up q coal claim and Layton George
of Oakdale, a stone and timber claim.
Next Tuesday evening Managers
Reichert & Ray will present the musical
comedy success, lola From Berlin
at the opera house. with Corinne in the
leading role. This was Lulu Glaser's
big hit last season and it abounds
in tuneful choruses, catchy songs and
sensational effects. The presenting
company is a large one with a good
sized chorus of pretty girls and come
dams and singers of fame in the lead
ing roles of the cas-. It deals with the
story of a German servant girl who
comes to this country to secure a posi-
ton and after various complications
she has to play the role of an heirese.
here are many funny situations.
The people of Dickinson will have
the opportunity next Wednesday even
ing. March 18th. at the opera house,
Of hearing the Iowa College Glee club.
The club is composed Of "a male singers,
with violinist, soloist and reader, and
is one Of the best a%ggreeations Of enter
tanners in the west. The club has been
secured by'ten men of the city and the
net proceedr will be turned over to our
new library for q book purchasing fund.
This is an object which all our citizens
are interested In, and no doubt. there
will be a crowded house. You cannot
afford to miss the entertainment. Ii is
music that everybody likes. The
tickets are s1.00. IS cents and 50 cents,
and can be had at the Benzie Drug store
with reservation. ".