The Dickinson press., 1908-01-11

sale at Reed Bros.
c. H. King and wife of Bel6eld were
visitors in the city the first of the week,
Bishop Mann will preach both morn.
ing and evening in St. Johns church on
Sunday.
Jacob Bull from the country north oil
Fayette made a business trip to this city
the first of the week.
Early Monday morning, new wash
goods, new prices. bright new patterns,
buy early to get the incest. Reed Bros
Now is the time to get your buggy
and wagons repaired and painted.
can do this work in frst-class shape.
r. w. Turner. ~I.II.tf
AT the meeting of the o. f. S. held
Thursday evening. January 2, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. o. Johnson and Miss Mildred
Smith were initiated and added to the
list of members.
Lawrence, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Carroll, wal unable to attend
school the first of the week because of a
lame neck. He tripped ver a board in
the barn and was badly shaken up.
il. Brownell. who had charge of the
Milwaukee warehouse in Dickinson the
past summer, and for the past three
months the commissary department Of
c. M. & St. P. at Hettinger, was in the
city Monday Ell route to Miles City
Mont, to which point he has been trans.
ferred for the winter.
J. H. and c. G.. Mills, homesteader.
near Haley, were in Dickinson or
Tuesday. These gentlemen informed
the PRESS that an election had been
called in their school district for the
a2nd to vote on the question oil
issuing bonds. 1t is expected tina,
schools will be opened in the spring.
Arthur A. Ware and J. c. ireland
drove in from New England Tuesday
The latter received treatment for his
arm which was badly wrenched in a
runaway accident at New England las,
week. An examination proved that the
shoulder was dislocated. The two
gentlemen made the return trip Wednes,
day.
Irwin Clafin, A. F. Brown, Ernest
C!afin, S. A. ClaAin and Veigel Hanson
arrived the latter part OF last week from
Foster county and have gone gu tc
homesteads in the Rainy Butte country
Irwin Clahin has been doing quite ar
extensive business in the farming lin.
in Foster county but may transfer hi.
interests to this part of the country
little later.
Mrs. James Soules was hostess Tues
day to the Ladies' Aid society of tn
Congregational church. The occasio,
was the annual business meeting. Tn,
treasurer's report showed sS54.35 earne'
by the society during the year and
balance on hand of s15S.5o. The cleo
ton of officers resulted in the choice O
Mrs. w. S. Russell, president; Mrs. G
A. Perkins, vice president; Mrs. NJ. L
Ayers, secretary; Mrs. George Aud
treasurer. The meeting then adjourne,
to enjoy the nice lunch provided by tn.
hostess.
The fine weather the p,st we k ha
been fully appreciated by ALT. ELLA,
and Clarence Working, who have beel
minus their overcoats since last .Sunda,
afternoon. The young men enjoyed
few hours skating or the river and, il
order to be comfortable while indulg
ing in this sport, left their nice over
coats on a post south of the brick plan,
Upon returning, the coats we're missing
Parties skating in that locality saw
young boy 60 to the post and take tn
coats but paid no attention to the affair
because they thought he had been sen
by the wners. The boy took the coat
to South Dickinson but Chief of Polio
Corbett and the owners have been I'm
able to locate the light-6ngered party
They have hardly missed the coats a
yet but would appreciate the return Q
their wraps before cold weather sets ir
The members of the K. P. lodge ant
their families turned out in full fore
for the grand installation, banquet an
dance at Odd Fellows hall Monda,
evening. In the early part of the ever
ing a business meeting was held and il
the semi-annual report of A. J. Hopkin.
the retiring keeper of records and sea
it; was shown that the local lodge has
membership OF 1877 in good %inancia
standing. The work of installing til
officers commenced at o:I5 with Deput
Grand Chancellor L. A. Simpson as in