The Dickinson press., 1913-10-25
lOcAI NEWS

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Del Morey. who has been With !
.thzeshine outfit out. south for SONS
weeks. was In Dickinson the first Of ~
week looking over asfeed stable psopo-
Esition. He am from the vicinity of
IHettinger.
Uncle Toms Cabin. q three reelEImp
feature at Bijou theatre the night sOf
October 24th and 18th. Matinee SatslIs
day afternoon from 2 to 1 O'clock.
Price 10c.-adv.
Nj. and Mrs.. Martin j. Connolly
returned to New England q few days
since. They had been on q trip o.
about two months in Vermont. Wash
inston and New York.
According to.the Herald. Represents.
tive RI. List Of Scranton came through
New England recently in his astoIKa q
the rate Of 80 miles per hour. He swas
on his way to Dickinson to visit his
sister. Mrs. Geo. Mawhinney. s
Mandan Pioneer Conductor C. w
Sylvester. who has made Mandan his
headquarters for several years. len
Friday with his wife and son for Dick;
inson. He has purchased a fine farm
near that city and. plans on getting In
on dollar wheat prices next year.
D. ID. Sullivan. optical specialist Of
Fargo. will visit Dickinson. Saturday
November LET, professionally. Belfeid.'
Monday, November 3rd and Sentinel
Butte Tuesday. November 4th. All
persons having defective eye sight q
who need their glasses changed orsrs;;
Dewed should call and see him. Office
at the hotel.-adv. 10-25-2t {
Mr.. Holm, of the Anderson-Holin
studio. left the, first of the week for the
Twin Cities for the purpose Of purchas-
ing stock for the holiday business. E.
G. Anderson, formerly Of the Anderson
Studio and now in business at New
England, is in charge during the
absence of Mr.. Holm. who was expected
back the last of the week.
New Leipzig Sentinel John E.
Harnden. who for the past six weeks
has been employed at the Birdsall ele-
vator, has severed his connection with
that institution and leaves today for
Golden Valley, where he will have
charge of a lumber yard for the Mandan
Mercantile Company. He will stop en-
route at Dickinson for 8 brief visit
with his folks at that place.
The Janesville, Wisconsin, Gazette
of October 18th contained an account iof
the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Best,
who was born in Kendall. W. Moreland,
England, on February 10th. 1926. De.
ceased was formerly a resident Of Dick
inson, during the time her son, Engi-
neer Vim. Best. was in trade here.
Miss Mabel Best was with her mother
at Dickinson and it is understood had
been with her in Wisconsin. Both
ladies were held in highest esteem.
The Giants VS.. Athletics, the world
champion baseball players. will be the
biz feature at the Bilious theatre on
Wednesday. October 10th, for one night
only. The films are the. only authorized
ones taken at the time Of these great
Games. A matinee will be given
Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 O'Clock
to enable everybody to see the pictures.
Regular admission apricea10c.-adv.
Bowman Citizen:-Rev. AZ. C. Hacke,
pastor Of the CONGREGATIONAL chuch a,
Dickinson. paid Bowman q visit OF
Tuesday. He has recently been ap.
pointed to the oversight Of this district
during the temporary retirement Of Dr.,
E. H. S,ickney,, who is taking mucl
needed rest. Rev. Hacke was here il
connection with the local church which
has arranged for Rev. G. N. Kenistol
Of Hettinger to supply the pulpit ever!
Sunday night for the next three months
Miss Olive Adele Richardson.
former Dickinson girl. has won honor
according tosthe following in a recen
Spokane daily paper:-.Miss Div
Richardson was awarded the silve
medal in the oratorical contest bel,
Monday night at the Volunteers Q
America hall. In which five younI
people took part. The winning selec
.Ition was, .Teetotaler..s Story" Tn
hall was well filled and the audienc
was hiehly interested. The entertain
ment was IN charge Of Mrs. N. r. Gal
laher,s contest superintendent Of tn
Central ", G. 4. u sssy
The triennial session Of the Nationa
Council Of CONGREGATIONAL churches an
the annual meetipes; of the seven be
nevolent and missionary ORGANIZATIONS
and thesannual meetinfsof the nations
Coharegational Brotherhood was bein
held II kansas City. No, ron Octobs
22nds To- 3tst. 4. c. F14cke Isl a dele
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