The Dickinson press., 1909-02-06

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Christ Peterson was down from Medora
to spend Sunday with his family. y
Ex-sheriff T. N. Hartung was at
Bimarck last week before the legisla- /
ture adjourned.
The three children of Mr.. and. Mrs.
F. Marsh are just getting we'll over
their run of typhoid fever.
Blue and white enamel ware cheaper
than the common gray enamel at A: T.
Crowl & Co. s store the coming week. it
Mrs. S. j. Dunlap and two children
of Mandan left this week for California
on an extended visit. Mrs. Dunlap is
the wife of Conductor Dunlap.
The brotherhood of American Yeomen
of South Dickinson, will hold a dance
in the German Mercantile hall on Feb
ruary 70. Washington's birthday. y.
Mrs. F. Maser, who has been suffering
from spinal trouble for several years,
has been able to sit up a good share of
the Fast week. the first time in II
months.
1gnatius Brown. the son of Ormanzo
Brown. of the Brown Dairy Co.. who
broke his collar bone while at play at
school last week, is getting along finely
and making rapid gains toward recovery.
The new telephone directory of the
Hughes & Deiters Telephone Co.. was
issued the first of the week. 1t is a
16-page affair and contains 800 tele-
phones, as compared with 365 instru-
ments when the October 1908 directory
was issued. "a.
The Dickinson colony at Bismarck
during the legislature sessions. Senaort
and Mrs. l.. A. Simpson. Representa-
tives G A. Senour and F. M. Baker, and
Misses Kate Coleman and Cora Simpson
have been at home the past week, during
the recess. -
Miss Helen Barber, who is one of the
stenographers from western North Dakota
at the legislature, has been confined to
the hospital in that city. being treated
for eye and ear trouble. 80,
A new sign has recently. been placed
over the garage of the Northwestern
Motor Co. on the corner of Second Street
and First Avenue West. The firm has
also recently put in a telephone, number
223.
Skating was the principal pastime, on
Sunday. The weather was ideal and: a
large number of Dickinson people enjoyed.
this popular sport. The new skating
rink which P. Mckinley has been con-.
structine> at the corner of Willard Street
and Third Avenue West. was opened
Sunday. The ice was in fair condition.
and the rink was well patronized during
the afternoon. On the river, there were
a large number of skaters. The ice was
good in places.
An alarm of fire was sounded Saturday
afternoon for a slight blaze in the store
of John Meyers on the South Side. The
damage was very small and the fire,
which consisted of a blazing curtain |
was !extinguished long before the fire |
department arrived after a h%air-raising /
run across the tracks by way of the
west crossing. The alarm drew a big
crowd of people to the scene of the
trouble.
A basket ball game was scheduled for
Friday evening of this week between
Company X of Dickinson and Company
A of Bismarck and between the. halves.
the blues and. blacks. the two. teams of
high school boys will play: Company A
has@a good team and a fast game was
expected. A dance was Advertised after
the game. .
The Ainsworth orchestra which will
give a concert and ball in the opera
house Monday evening. February IS.
is considered one of the best in the Twin
cities. 1t is composed of four pieces.
including A. L Clemens, harpist: J..
A. Belts, violinist E. j. Dent, clarionet-
list and A. H. Browne. ~cornetist. They
play all the popular music for the dane.
ing and include in their concert program,
the best of the classic, and popular.
selections. The concert will be made
an especial feature and will commence,
at rs. to be followed by the ball.
Dickinson people may feel most fortunate
that this city was selected by this
orchestra as one of the places of their
tour. for the organization makes a hit
everywhere it appears and the music
will be as fine as any ever heard in the |
city. All the players are artists in
their line and harmonic perfectly in
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