The Dickinson press., 1907-11-30

Walton & Davis have slab wood
edgings and Hooking valley coal. l1-23tt,
Mrs. Otto Grethen wal guest Of honor
at a social function in Bismarck Satur.
dav afternoon.
Anton Nelson Of Bel6eld is making
arrangements to leave for an indefinite
stay in the old country.
]. H. Breum and Attorney F. E. Nc
Curdv Of Richardton were business Wis.
itors in the city Monday.
Mrs. Roy Butler has been seriously
i'll for several days but seems to be
getting on very nicely at present.
K Heege and daughters, Misses Ida
and Eleanor Hegge. and P. S. Sheldrew
drove in from south of New England
Monday.
H. F. Beaman was in Monday from
his place Is miles south. He saws
nearly everybody in his neighborhood
has a years supply Of coal ahead.
A. Hilliard left Wednesday for St.
Paul to spend Thanksgiving with his
son, Robert. Mrs. Hilliard and Miss
Marion went down earlier in the week.
Gustaf A. Hohensee, who recently
arrived from Enderlin, was in for sup.
plies last week and loaded out Saturday
for his homestead near New England.
F. S. Depue and Mr.. McGraw, the
latter recently from South Dakota. were
in the city Monday from Belfeld. Mr.
McGraw filed or a homestead neal Bel
field.
Lennon finds cause for consolation
tor. the delay in the construction of a
passenger station in the fact that special
plans are being prepared for that i'm.
portant town.
L. w. Little of Fayette was in the
city Monday en- route to Eau Claire,
Wis, where he will remain for the win.
ter. He spent Thanksgiving with
friends in St. Paul.
Miss Grace Montague left Wednes.
day for Bismarck for a short visit before
continuing her journey east to Chicago
and Detroit, in which cities she will
visit for several weeks.
Julius Hoist returned the last of the
week from a visit to Iowa, and, with
Mrs. Hoist, who had been spending two
weeks in the city, returned to their Fay.
cite home the first of the week.
Two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Soren-
sen, who live in South Dickinson, are
seriously i'll with typhoid fever. One of
the girls has been suffering with the
disease for nearly three months.
Puzzle-why are some of our COM
p%etitors STOPPING 10 Standard Oil meth
DDS to drive us out of business? For
the solution compare our prices. H.
M. Roberts, the pioneer jeweler. 11-3o-tf
The BODY of Marie, two years old
daughter Of Philip Gerber, living in the
country south, was found in a furrow of
an old frebreak about a mile from her
home. The child had been lost about
eight days.
Casper McCullen. jeweler in H. M.
Roberts store, returned the first of the
week from Underwood, where he as
sisted his brother in taking invoice in
the Underwood Drug store, which the
brother will conduct.
Ed. Hughes. of the firm of Hughes &
Deiters, left Sunday for Minneapolis,
where he was called by the death OF his
father. Alexander Hughes. The elder
Mr.. Hughes had a large acquaintance
and was very popular in this part of
the country.
l have for sale in frst-class condition,
one oak china closet, sideboard, dining
table, dresser, bookcase and writing
desk combined, large Administer rug,
kitchen cupboard and several nice
rockers, at a bargain. Mrs. w. Junkin.
"a Up
Look out that you do not get soaked
with one of those so.called "gold clocks
such as we see for sale in some iewelry
shops-they are simply painted with
Japanese bronze. Ali Of our gold clocks,
photo frames, etc, that are gold plated,
are plated with the genuine ~24-carat
Ormula gold--guatanteed. H. M.
Roberts, the pioneer jeweler. 11-3o-tf
Do YOU know that it requires special
adjustment in a watch to stand riding;
special adjustment and oiling so that a
watch will run we'll in the great extremes
of temperature in this climate and, also,
very special treatment, owing to the
amount of dust and sand blowing around
in the air, in order to run long periods
between cleanings7 We can give you
the benefit of this special knowledge,
gained by long years experience re.
pairing watches in this city. H. M.
Roberts, the pioneer %jeweler. 11-23-ti
A very sad accident occurred Satur.
dav at the home of Anton Duckhorn
south Of Gladstone. His little daughter,
Mollie, aged six, was standing by while
a horse was being harnessed and play.
fully touched the animal with a little
stick. The horse kicked out striking
the child in the right eye and i%nlictina
cuts above it and on the bridge Of the
nose. Mr.. Duckhorn brought the chile
to the Dickinson hospital, where it. wa.
found necessary to remove the eye
The little one is getting along we'll bu
the accident is a terrible blow to he
parents.
AT the Lutheran church Sunday after
noon at five: o'clock took place the mar
rage of Peter White to Miss Sigri.
Antonson. Einar Rivenes Of Glendiv'
and Lena Alyig Of Dickinson accom-
performed by Rev. o. T. Just. was wit
|snesaed nv a few friends of the contract