The Dickinson press., 1908-08-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Erma Peck.o Sulley Springs is
expected today to visit Miss Mary Peiis-
sier a week. sE
DR.. Reeds easy at joint shoe is what
you want for bunyons. Sold by the J.~lC,
Cartwright Co. It
William Carroll is arranging to erect
at once a nice residence a block northSot
the school house. .%.s
Miss Anna Tretter is a recent addition
to the local corps of nurses, coming here
from Bismarck.
Ed. Dodd is to move his taxidermist
building to the lot opposite the Congre-
gational church.
Geta pair of DR.. Reeds new cushion
sole shoes and rest your feet. The &c.
Cartwright Co. store has them. III
Mrs. Frank Schiller went to Brainerd
on Friday. Her husband, injured at the
round house, is in the hospital there.
Miss Rose Stevenson, from Mandan,
is spending the week in the city, the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. V. H. Stickney.
Miss Alice Crowley of Hebron, who
has been taking treatments in the city for
nervous prostration, was operated on
Monday for appendicitis and is doing
very we'll.
The PRESS received on Friday. a
5-pound head of as fine early cabbage as
one ever saw anywhere-one of a wagon
load brought in by John Jerges from his
farm near Now Hradec.
The Methodist ladies are gathering
choice recipes of all kinds for their new
cook book which they purpose to makes
memorial to the culinary skill of Dickin-
son housewives. The book will be we'll
worth fifty or seventy-ive cents, or
whatever the ladies decide to charge for
it. ).
On Friday, eleven who were injured in
Mondays wreck were taken to the
hospital at Brainerd. The patients were
transferred to the sleeper Thursday:
evening. DR.. Perkins went down with
them, also two nurses from Glendive.
John Neil was one of the number and his
brother, Robert, went on with him. III
Mrs. David Roberts pleasantly enter4
tanned the Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church and several svisi-,
tors at her home on Van Norden street
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Roberts was
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Warren
Buckner, Mrs. D. w. Mckenzie and;
Mrs. w. o. Mitchell and by Misses
Florence Dickinson, Myrtle Parker and
Dorothy Ayers. b..
OF the party who left three weeks ago
for a trip to the Twin Cities, St. Louis
| and other Missouri points, Mrs. Catherine
Ray returned home on Monday, while
Miss Nolan extended her visit until
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Craw-
ford continue their journey at FL Dorado
Springs, Iowa, and expect to be here
about the 10th. Mrs. Margaret Freeman
will visit indefinitely with relatives at'St.
Louis, Mo. Il
H. M. Roberts made a record run with
his automobile Monday night. He left
at midnight, with E. A. Lillibridge as
guide, for the C.. H. Merry ranch. FIVE
miles north of Lennon. The mission
was to get Miss Cola Itch. They went
down via Hettinger, returning via Mott,
the entire distance, owe 200 miles, in
GLIDING stops, being made in just IA
hours. Mr.. Roberts says that he did not
have a mishap of any kind on the trip,
other than getting off the road once or
twice and running around plowed fields.
When the Greater Norris and Rowe
circus exhibits in this city Saturday
afternoon and night, August Is, a
family of circus performers will be
seen by the name of Orion. There
are eight members of this family
which includes young lei and wo-
men. Their father before them was
in the circus business and conducted
a rather Dretentious circus in the
New England States under the name
of the Myles Orion circus. This IA
mlly are indeed versatile, for they
are clowns, wire walkers, jugglers,
trapeze artists among them, and
their bicycle riding on a very slender
wire. at the very tip of the tent, and
divers other hazardous and thrilling
feats are astounding. During the run
of the Norris and Rowe circus in San
Francisco this spring of sixty per-
formances, 279,S73 persons paid ad-
mission to the big show. The Orion
family were among the distinct hits
of the big programme which contains
the names Of performers Of world
wide re%putation; performers from
| every cline in the civilized world.