The Dickinson press., 1913-06-28
Local News

Local News
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle plan
on an eastern vacation the coming
month. MI. Rudiselle will take in the
Elk convention at Rochester.
WANTED-Girl fol general house
work. Call Schwartz & Singer.-adv
6.28-2t
Edwin Muth is taking a vacation from
the Crowl- Schroeder Co. store. visiting
his parents south of New England. He
expects to spend the 4th at Miles City.
Mrs. W. j. Zimmerman. Miss Liz
zie Rapp and Mrs. B. E. Noark repre-
sented the Eastern Star order at the
grand Masonic lodge meeting in Bis
marck this week.
The Max Beres barber shop has put on
another man, Geo. T. Tekippe of New
Hampton. Iowa and in the future there
will be no long waits for customers who
drop in for work.
DR.. James Dinsdale OF, Taft who came
to Dickinson for the marriage of his
daughter the first of the week, left
Tuesday evening for Watertown, S. D..
to attend a reunion! at his sisters
home. Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss Alvina
returned to Taft with their team. Clar-
ence H. Dale, also down for the mar
riage, returned as far as Belfeld on
the train. Mr.. Dale and Miss Oinsdale
both plan on attending the summer
school at Valley City.
George Hartinger was in Dickinson
on Monday, returning from the country
north where he had been to get some
of his horses to take to Glen Ullin. Mr..
Hartinger recently moved to Glen IT,
lin where he is engaged in the dairy
business. milking 10 cows at the pres
ent time. Their place is just outside
the village limits. Cream is delivered
direct to the creamery. Mr.. Hartinger
worked nine years for the Dakota Land
g. Cattle Co. in Dunn county and now
he will try it on his own hook.
With Cole Brothers United Shows,
due to exhibit June 30th. in Dickinson,
will be found an act which has made
other managers sit up and notice things
since the opening of the season. 1t is
termed spanning deaths arch" and
persons who have witnessed it proclaim
it a highly sensational and daring feat
one which seems to prove that its au-
thor, Mile. Zissi, possesses nerves of
steel. She is a winsome and petite
young native of Lyon, france, who
twice daily juggles with death in ac-
complishing an act, the like of which
has neve1p been eve attempted before
by one of her sex. Mounting to the top
most pinnacle of a towering web like
wooden inclined plane, this dauntless
young lady seats herself upon an ordi-
nary bicycle and before the surgine
mass of expectant humanity can fully
realize just what she intends to do she
| has started upon her frenzied flight.
The bravest heart seems to cease beat
ing for the moment, as machine and its
charming rider near the earth, 30 feet
from which both shoot upward and on
ward into space. having left the curved
end of the frail structures first section.
Like a bird on wing they fairly Fly
through the air. high owe the broad
backs of a herd of elephants. clearing a
space of IS feet and landing upon the
last portion of the light wooden path. 1t
is a wonderfully hazardous exploit and,
as Mile. Zizzi safely reaches the
ground smiling and bowling to the anx-
ious spectators who crowd around her.
cheer after cheer is given. This unpar-
alleled deed of daring in given abso-
lutely free of charge on the show
grounds directly after the parade and
again at E 80 p. m. Even if you will
be unable to attend the performance dc
not permit anything to interfere with
your seeing Mile Zizzi span DEATH
arch. adv.