The Dickinson press., 1907-10-26
Wheat dropped to s7c. Friday.
Complete winter outfits.

WueAt oIOPPeo u ozC. rIlu1Ys
Complete winter outfits.
IF. 3. Garter was in from Saltwater
this week 81. l .881
A.Hjott oisNew Englapds~as iasthes1l
citysthe first oi.the. week.
George H. Parker 81. sMed6ra VA =
business visitor in the city this week.
]. B. Sussen and M. B: Hammond oil
Mott were visitors in ths,city this week.
Regular services will be held In St.
Patrick's church at 9;3o Sunday morning
William WEathers who was recovering,
from typhoid fever . has suffered d. relapse
Ohio Boyd left Wednesday for
Rochester, Mimi, where he expects "a
undergo an operation. <.s.
Mrs. Margaret Freeman and Miss
Theo returned Wednesday from a.pleas-
antkisit in Arcola. Illinois.
George T.. Slade the new general
manager Of the N. P. and other officials
remained in Dickinson, Friday night,
Rev. F..W. Gress returned Tuesday
from conference, Mrs. GTess stopping ia
Bismarck to visit friends for a few days.
Guy Hunter returned this week from
an extended eastern trip which pleas
antly combined pleasure with business.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts Is spending
the week in Medora and her. daughter.
Mrs. George Pelissier, will return with
her. 7&t n
Don't wear that cheap, old back
comb when you can buy beautiful,
up-to-date, stylish n at such prices at.
H. M. Roberts. n r.. Io.26-tf
We invite comparison Of our diamonds
with those of others and guarantee to
surprise you. H. M. Roberts, the
jeweler. ~. .lo.26-tf
Mrs. Minnie Reid left Sunday even
ing for .Medora, going Monday TO Town.
send; Montana, where she will. visit MI.
apd Mrs. George Reid for some time.
Why. buy a yellow, fawed: diamondd
when you can get those beautiful.
perfece.c snappy white diamonds from
H. M. Roberts at right prices? Io-76-tf
Gilbert Lee, Arnt Mellen. and John.
Sneve from Yankton .county,S} Dawere
in the city Thursday on their return
from Butte county, where they filed on
homesteads. ~, /
The Rebekahs will serve a New Eng,
land supper at Odd Fellows hall Thurs,
day evening October 81. The supper:
will be served from $50 on and a cordial:
Invitation is extended to all.
All. White arrived Friday morning
from Katalla, Alaska, for. a short bust
ness stay ia the city. Mrs. White went
az far west as .Glendive Thursday. re-
turning with Mr.. White on Friday.
Chief of Police Corbett left Sunday
for Green Bay, Wis.,, being called there.
to attend the funeral Of his brother,
Barney Corbett. During his absence,
A. ]. Osborn is acting as chief Of police.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church held a mite social at the home of
Mrs. Viola Homer on Tuesday evening
Games were played, an excellent lunch
was served and all enjoyed a pleasant
evening.
Manager Watson: announces that the
last horse sale of the Xfar wAl eclipse
them all and invites everEbody1o be on:
hand and see the best; horses ever sold
in any market bring gold mines to their
owners. asJ.:sSS: ID d Y I
m: ssye ot 'q pssss mach Nsl b, ~ #.d Segs;s;
noon for the Hettinger town LOT sale.
Others followed jlater.s$:TwsioM ash1iupdredi
and fifty loaves of bread. :wersssent: out
multitude. sifsss
The Fouche recital Th,ursdaayy:: evening.
was we'll attended and thoroughly ap.
p%reciated. A vocal soloby Miss Alcott
and piano selections byi;Missi Itch and.
Elliott Freeman added to the pleasure
Of. the evening. 4
On Wednesday, returning from al
western trip, Messrs. Milo W.. Wardi
secretary Of the Des Moines CONNER
ciai club, R. W. Heaton. OF ST, Paul, and:
Dr.. w N. Heaton of Des Moines visited
the latter's son, A. D. Heaton of, this;
city, continuing their journey east
Wednesday evening. . ss
On Monday at I. o'clock, r.. A. Zin.
mer of South Dakota will entertain. the
crowd with an exhibition of strength and
skill and agrees to throw Charles E.
Wallesser Of Minneapolis twice in thirty
minutes. There will also be a sparring
match between Kid Gray and Billy
Sherrard. Ladies especially invited.
Miss Grace Currie, who went to
Rochester, MIMI, last week for an
operation for appendicitis, has returned
to St. Paul for the present: The physi-
clans are satisfied that she. has chronic
appendicitis but think she may fully
recover without an. operation. Miss
Currie will 60 to Rochester for another
examination in about a month. ~
Help wanted-Men or women t o repre-
sent The American Magazine, edited by
F. P. Dunno ("Mr Doeley"IIda M. Tar
bell, Lincoln Steffens, etc. Straight
proposition. Good pay. Continuing inter.
est from year to year in business created.
Experience and capital not necessary.
Good opportunity. Write ]. N. Trainer,
% West Twentieth street.
Mrs. Joern, wife Of Rev. Joern 81
Taylor. is at the Stein hospital for an
operation. Mrs. Walter Sterland of
Gladstone is receiving treatment there,
also Mrs. Gus Koesel OF Rfchardton.
Miss Ida Johnson of Haley. is being
treated Tor typhoid. MiSs ,zelma Ritz
of Hebron has recoyeted from recent
operation andsretyihs home; Saturday.
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