The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12

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SuDt. H. James of Mott has been
spending a few days in the city.
Miss Victoria Hebron is visiting Miss
Clara Richardson ear Hettinger.
J. N. Buse Of Daelum was a business
visitor in town the past week.
Alex Fowler was able to return mort.
this week. after a few days stay at the
Dickinson hospital.
Mrs. Stokes, q ranchwoman from
Oklahoma. has been spending several
days in this locality. looking for horses
for her ranch.
d.. and Mrs. J. W. Snibling expect
to 60 to Jamestown Monday to remain
through the holidays. Mrs. Stribling's
mother is expected to accompany her
home.
M H. Briggs of R~ockspring was in.
Dickinson On Tuesday. He was, accom-
panied by Philip Scheff and Frank
Schunnway, homesteaders in Dunn
county, who were on their way to St.
Paul.
E. A. Lillibridge returned Thursday
from South Dakota, where he was called
two weeks ago on account of the illness
of his mother. He reports that his
mother is recovering nicely from her
recent illnesA
John W. Goodall. formerly sheriff of
Stark county, arrived in Dickinson early
in the week for the Elk's celebration.
MI. Goodall is an old Elk and is trans
fered from the Fargo lodge to the Dick
inson branch.
A full line of Mexican leather goods at
Zimmerman's. the saddler. 12-l2-2t
The P. f. o. society met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. w. l. Richards at
her home on Hannaford street.. A very
instructive and interesting literary pro-
gramwas carried out and an excellent
luncheon was served by the hostess.
It you are after a bargain in a Piano
see Mrs. Langdon. l2.l2-3p
At a meeting of the Knights Templar
held Tuesday afternoon and evening A.
l. Martin and J. B. Stoddard of Sentinel
Butte were instructed in the Red Cross
and Black Cross degrees. The evenings
work was followed by a special supper
at thu. N. P. restaurant.
Dr.. Striblins returned Thursday morn
ing from a hard trip into the country
east of Oakdale. He made the trip to
visit the families of F. A. Lewis and
N. Lewis. There are four children ill
with diphtheria at F. A. Lewis home
and one at the home of N. Lewis.
Racket store for Xmas goods. 12-12-2t
Xmas goods at the Racket store.
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On Tuesday morning at 8 and 10 80
O'Clock, special services were held in
81. Joseph's church for the Young
Ladies' Sodality society and several
new members were added to the society.
The church was crowded to its fullest
capacity at both the low and the high
mass.
Columbian Lodge No. II, Royal Arch
Masons, held their annual c%onvocation
in Masonic hall Friday evening of last
week and elected the following officers.
High Priest, Dr.. C. N. Barker; King,
Fred Turner; Scribe. John F. Davis;
treasurer. r. H. johnson; secretary, A.
P. Folsom. The installation will occur
jointly with the other Masonic bodies
on December IS.
Just what the little daughter wants for
Christmas-A nice piano. have just
what you want. at a low figure. Mrs. C..
S. Langdon., 12-12.3t
T. The Modern Woodmen of America held
their annual meeting for the election of
officers on Wednesday evening and elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: ALI White, consul: H. F. Bee
man, worthy advisor; J. v. Jessen,
banker; ]. P. Tinele, clerk; Roy Hen
derson. escort; L. S. Read. sentry; j.
p. Ferriter, chief forester; G. A. Per-
kins, camp physician; ALI White, H. F.
Beeman and j. P. Tinele, board of
managers. Six candidates were initi-
ated into the mysteries of the order and
an application for membership was
received.
The beautiful little home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Slime on East Willard street
was the. scene of much merry-making
on Wednesday evening. The occasion
was a birthday surprise party on Miss
Dora Cuisine, planned and given by her
sister. Miss Josephine, and Mrs. Slime.
Over twenty guests participated in the
merry-making which included dancing
and variOus dames. hMlntifnl and