The Dickinson press., 1908-12-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Gee! did you see the swell engraving
that jeweler at Roberts jewe|ry store
does? I2.5tf
A horse. harness and buggy belonging
to Paul Koch were sold in front of the
court house Wednesday by Deputy sheriff
Brown. Mr.. Koch BOUGHT back the horse
and harness, the former going for about
$21. The buggy sold for about So. IS.
Engineer Joe Reean returned the past
week from a three months stay on the
Rocky Mountain division.
Jack Prentiss is at the Stein hospital.
being ill with pneumonia. He has been
quite sick during the past week but is
gaining rapidly now
Miss Anna Stein, matron of tie Stein
hospital, who was operated upon for
appendicitis last week, was able to sit
up for the first time Thursday.
w. E. Bard of Belfeld, who is at the
Stein hospital suffering with Bright's
disease. is very low and his recovery is
not expected.
Mrs. F. S. Cunningham, who is re-
covering from an operation at the Stein
hospital, is gaining rapidly and will
probably be able to leave the hospital
the last of next week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church held a regular monthly meet
ing with Mrs. A. A. Harleman Thurs
day.
Miss Ruth Stablefeldt of Hebron was
operated upon al the Stein hospital
yesterday and is doing nicely. The case
is particularly unfortunate as Miss
Stablefeldt is a daughter of the Hebron
well digger who was recently asphalt
ed and buried in q ave in of the we'll.
Mrs. George A. Poole of Prince Edward
Island, who has been spending several
weeks with George Parker's people at
the ranch and with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
F. Parker in the city. left Thursday to
spend the holidays with her brother in
Spokane.
Ollie Arrowsmith of Willow City and
P. D. Arrowsimth of Mott were in the
city the first of the week to see their
brother. r. Arrowsmith, the young man
at the Stein hospital, who had his RIGHT
leg amputated as the result of a hunting
accident. His condition is much more
satisfactory the last of this week than
several days ago.
The Dickinson Military orchestra, under
the leadership of J.. P. Grady, will
furnish music for the Elks' ball next
Saturday evening. It being Saturday
evening the dancing will commence at
8 rs.
The secret of our success is that we
give our customers the best they can get
tor their money. H. M. Roberts, the
jeweler. 12-stf.
No basket ball game has been ARRANGED
for the next week by Co. X. The next
game will probably be with an out of
town team and efforts are being made
by Manager Roy Dodd to get Gendive,
Miles City or Beach here.
Peter Yunk recently sold his place in
the eastern part of the city to Joe Gleck
and left the first of the week with his
family for Milwaukee, Wis. He was
given the glad hand by several mer-
chants who took pains to see him off at
the station and collect several bills,
amounting to nearly 500 which he
carelessly forgot to attend to before pur-
chasing his ticket for Milwaukee. ssMr,
Gleck recently returned from the beet
fields near Billings and will make his
home in the house purchased of Yunk.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung, Chief of Police
Corbett, Assistant Postmistress Rose
O'Donnell and Charles Nolan went to
Fargo this week, having been summoned
as witnesses in the U. S. court in the
Garrett case: The case has been post
poned until December IA. The two
former returned home yesterday. Miss
fO'DonneA will visit in Fargo and Min
nesota points until that date and Mr..
Nolan is passing several days in the
eastern part of the state before returning.
The committees in charge of the
Methodist Episcopal church fair have
been busy for the past two weeks and
have nearly completed the arrangements
for the fair to be held in the church par
lors Thursday December 10. The Misses
Hazel Wilson, Ruby Roberts. Lillian
Mckinney, Mabel Hayes, Leta Gray,
Myrtle Homer, Mae Heffron and Mrs.
Evelyn Boyd will act as mattresses at
the supper to be served. These ladies
met last evening at the home of Mrs.
A. H. Deiters and perfected some plans
and enjoyed a most social time. An
excellent luncheon was served by Mrs.
Deiters, assisted by Miss Homer. The
fair is the only subject with the ladies
of the church and it promises to be q
grand success.
The latest and best in all the new
things in Jewelry and kindred lines, at
prices that look good to the Xmas pock.
ct book, at H. M. Roberts, the jeweler
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BIRTHS
A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. C.. W.
Blakely. born Saturday. November 18th
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Davis of Bel6eld, born Tuesday, Dec EN-.
Der list.