The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Bargains in clothing at the Dickinson
Mercantile. 1t
George Carter has been quite seriously
i'll for the past week.
Maxwell Burnett returned Thursday
from a business trip east.
The Gladstone cases were postponed
from the 18th until the 10Th.
P. F. Smith was in from New England
the latter part of the week.
TIL. Myran of Taylor was a bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Lost-pair of lady's glasses. Finder
get reward of H. M. Roberts. l2-I4-2p
Edward Bartik 10 assisting with the
clerical work at the Dakota National
bank.
MI. and Mrs. Fred White of Fayette
-visited in the city the latter part Of the
week.
A daughter was born Tuesday even.
ing, December 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. F..
D. Hevener.
H. F. Beeman has moved his family
into Dickinson and will either buy or
build a dwelling.
Remind John to drop in and get that
jewelry for Xmas of H. M. Roberts, the
pioneer jeweler. I2-l4-2t
A daughter was born Tuesday, Decem.
Der 10, to MI. and Mrs. Martin Kupper,
Who live in the country south.
Ola Daily of Grandin arrived last
Saturday and is visiting with his sisters,
Misses Lena and Celia Daily.
Mr., and Mrs. M. F. Woods from their
ranch in the country south have been
visitors in the city this week.
T.. $. Clough writes that he and his
father have bought a farm at Newport,
N. H., where they will move at once.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Snow, who live in South Dickin-
son. The child lived only two days.
Miss Hattie Gordon has returned to
her home on the Cannon Ball after a
few days visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. George Meyers of Gladstone,
who was operated upon at the Dickinson
hospital Monday, is getting on very
nicely.
Miss Anna Simms, who has been re-
ceiving treatment at the hospital in
Rochester, MIMI, returned home
Thursday.
E.. Westling and E. Edlund of Rock.
spring were in Dickinson for two days
this week. They have good homesteads
in the country north.
A few pieces of drawn work, handker.
chief and fancy articles suitable fol
Christmas gifts, can be seen at the home
nj Mira II T.. Dickinson. s@
Buy your diamonds from us and, nc
matter where you 60, they will be worth
every cent you pay for them. H. M,
Roberts, the pioneer jeweler. l2-Is-tl
No matter where you purchased your
diamonds, if they are ofthe same honest
high quality that we sell, we car loan
you money on them. H. M. Roberts
the pioneer jeweler. 17-I4-ti
Perry flanagan arrived the first Of
the week from Noxon, Mont, for a short
visit with his sisters and brother, and
left the latter part of the week Tor their
former home in Glenwood, Wis.
A. H. Arnett, president of the
Merchants National bank, went to
Fargo on Thursday to do u. S. jury
duty. J. G.. Quinlivan went down the
first of the week for the same purpose.
George Senour left the Dickinson
hospital Tuesday, having fully recovered
from his recent indisposition, and Jefi
Mcdonald had sufficiently recovered
from his recent operation for append.
cltis to leave the hospital on Wednes'
day. Il
John Wieglanda, a man Is years old,
who had been spending several weeks
at the Stein hospital while recovering
from injuries received by being run
over by a load of hay, died Wednesday
morning. MIR. Wieglanda wal consid.
cred as fully recovered from his injuries
and was to leave the hospital that even.
ing. He had been about the hospital
for several days and during his conva'
~lescence had developed an extraordinary
appetite. On Tuesday Wieglanda ate
his dinner and then ate the dinner o.
another patient in the same ward
This operation was repeated at the
supper hour and. after having had two
dinners and two suppers, this patien1
ate over a dozen apples. He died be
tore morning, a rupture being the caus.
of his death. The body was shipped Il
Gladstone, where the funeral wal hell
later in the week.