The Dickinson press., 1907-11-30
Try Zenith coal. Phone 100. 11.3o:

Try Zenith coal. Phone 40. II-3o:tt
G. w. Mcclellan, agent for Zenith
coal. Phone l2o. II-3o.tf
]. o. Lyle and w. L. Pierce have
opened a land Office In Bowman.
Two nicely furnished rooms for rent
Inquire at H. r. Folscroft's harness.
shop. I1.16-tf
Look out for bills of the two suppers
next week at the Congregational church
Dec. $ and E.
Mrs. Russell will supply you with
dainty handkerchiefs at the Congreea-
tional fair Dec. $ and 6.
Mrs. Grant Chase and mother,
Madame Chase, left Sunday for Seattle.
WASH, where they will spend the
winter.
Miss Mary van der Las left Sunday
for Wilson, Wis.,, where she will spend
several weeks at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Devine.
Editor George L. Nelson of the Me.
dora Herald spent a few hours in the
city last Sunday.
Miss Rose Wording returned last
Saturday from a few weeks visit at her
old home in Minnesota.
If you wish something cute for the
baby, Mrs. Perkins will help you to il.
in her booth at the Congregational fair.
Dec. s and 6.
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson will tell you the
incest gift tor a friend, if you will in
sPect her line Of fancy articles at the
Congregational fair Dec. 5 and 3.
If you need something pretty in
aprons tor a Christmas gift apply to
Mrs. Poor at the apron booth at the
Congregational fair. Dec. 5 and E.
Mrs. A. Dingman and son., George.
left Sunday for Becker, Mimi, to visit
her mother, who is suffering with a
broken collar bone as the result of a fall.
Misses Alice Cuskelly and Marjorie
Stickney are home from their studies in
Valley City and St. Paul to spend the
thanksgiving recess with their parents.
Miss Hattie Kono acted as brides.
maid at the Schnoor-H harrison wedding
in New England and spent two DAYS at
her home in Dickinson, returning to
Left Saturday.
Save your nickels and dimes for
some of the fine homemade candy that
Mrs. Roquette and Mrs. Tollefson will
dispense of at the Congregational
church fair, Dec. 5 and E.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Johnson of Fayette was in
the city Monday to see her son, Jerome
Johnson, safely started on his Journey
to DE Forest, Wis.,, where he will re-
main for the winter and attend school.
Wednesday evening Miss Katharine
Porter's Sunday school class invited her
to meet with them at the home of Miss
Maysie Dinsdale. when each presented
her with a parcel. The evening was
pleasantly spent in sewing for the fair.
Refreshments were served.
On Thanksgiving evening there was a
big dance at Albert Leff's hotel at Left,
on the Milwaukee. 1t was the first
dance at this popular hostelrie and
mine-host Left spared no effort to make
1t a great success. Fine music was
secured and special cooks for the
occasion.
Tuesday evening the Altar Guild of
St. Johns church met in special session
with Miss Grace Crowl. Miss Grace
Montague was elected president to fill
the vacancy caused by the departure of
Miss Porter from the city, Rnd Miss
Ada Furtney was elected vice.president.
Following the business session, the
ladies spent a social hour and took that
occasion to shower the retiring presi.
dent and bride-to.be of Monday with
parcels, the gifts being mostly of linen.
Miss Porter was thoroughly surprised.
Refreshments concluded a pleasant
evening.
A change was made in the Dickinson
Business college last week, when Presi-
dent L. RAIDER and J. P. Grady, the
chief instructor, bought out the interest
OF Vice President McCollum. Mr..
Grady has been made vice-president
and assumes the management of the
college. He is a mar of exceptional
ability and is thoroughly accustomed to
work required by an instructor in a
business school. Before coming to this
city. Mr.. Grady was the cashier Of a
bank in Poinette, Wis, and had two
years experience as principal in a bust
ness college. He puts his whole heart
and spirit into bis work and the az
pupils, now enrolled in the college, are
making fine progress in every course
Mr.. and Mrs. McCollum have moved
from their home in Antelopeto Missouri,
where they expect to remain indefinitely,