The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14

Since the vacation days the library
is open two hours instead of one hour,
:00-9 100 o'clock every evening, ex-
cept Sunday. Aside from this change
the library hours remain as heretofore,
2 100 to S 100 p. m. every afternoon
and 300 to IL 100 a. m. Saturdays.
Josephine Hargrave, Librarian.
Miss Louise Poland returns next Mon
day to Fargo to esume her studies at
the A. G. She is taking the domestic
science work. Miss Frances Soules
leaves in a short time for Chicago to
enter the art institut and Miss
Maraery Johnson returns to the Dakota
Business College at FARGO the first Of
the week.
Co. X basketball team were enter
tanning Friday night of this week at q
dance in the armory. The boys were
going to have good music and a good
time and hoped to raise a little money
to help them get started this fall.
They will commence basketball prac-
tice about the last of the month or as
soon as the evenings are cool :.enough.
Mrs. j. W. Currie, Mrs. J. A. Currie
and Miss Mabel Currie autoed up from
Scranton Sunday with Mr.. Aiken Of that
place. Mrs. j. w. Currie remained in
the city this week, the guest Of Mrs. R.
H. johnson and Mrs. A. T. Crowl,
while the other ladies accompanied Mr..
Aiken on an auto trip to Fargo. expect
ing to be back the latter part of the
week on their return to Scranton.
Bought and Paid For" which will
be presented IN Dickinson Tuesday
evening, September 23rd, is by George
Broadhurst. author of THE Man of the
Hour" 1t is a strong story and a true
story, told by living characters with
whom all of US are familiar, by every
day contact. The affecting and vivid
domestic story of the two principal
characters. involving the question
whether a woman who has given herself
to a man when he is himself. is bound
to be governed and owned by him when
he is not himself. is offset by a never
failing torrent of comedy of the most
irresistible nature.
Robert Keene is the owner of a NOV
ing picture show business in Whitman,
Mass. his home city, and is doing
we'll, giving his patrons good. clean
entertainments. Mr.. Keene was a resi-
dent of Dickinson and New England for
about four years. He attended the pub
lie schools in this city for a time but
returned cas- some II years ago and
now has a beautiful home at ISL Wash
ington street in Whitman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keene have a. daughter and son., and
their father. Capt. A. H. Keene, the
first missionary minister at New Eng
land, makes his home with them.
Bargain. sales. trading stamps and
free coupons are not to be compared to
a newspaper lottery. the chief prize of
which is a handsome young husband.
In order to meet a financial obligation,
Jack Wright, a reporter in THE Lot
terry Man,. the new three act comedy
by Rida johnson Young. which will be
presented at the Dickinson opera house
Friday, September 9th, after its not
able run in New York. offers himself as
a prize. A few days after the contest
is on. however, Wright meets and falls
in love with Helen Heyer. which causes
him to endeavor to break his contract
with the paper. The friends of Wright
and Helen. however. begin a campaign
to buy the lucky coupon but quite acct
dentally the lucky paper falls into the
hands of an old maid. In life it il
quite likely that such a person would
hold on to the coupon with the hopes Of
winning the coveted prize. but in THE
Lottery Man. as shown on the stage,
the spinster is thwarted.