The Dickinson press., 1908-02-22

Thursday was payday with the N. P.
employees.
Found -lady's pocket book. Peder.
sons shop. Up
Sheriff E. c. Barry Of Hettinger was
in the city the first Of the week.
sJ.W. Sturgeon has moved ipap the
Simpson house recently vacated BY E.
C. Barry. :S y
Fred E. Beall. who runs a boarding
house at Sully Springs, was in Dickinson
-on riday. - =
s.. Olives in bulk. also green vegetables
for Saturday. .Harlenaan & Scott. Order
by phone I5I. i, aa,.+4...s NJ
A son was born to Mr.. and Ms. SIM
Rhodes At the Hulett home. ID this city
on February 10. 80 II, NI
F Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. FrankenberR III iii
expected home from their extended yitit
east today. They have been in St. Paul
for week.
Miss Myrtle Homer has been i'll with
grip this week but will be ableto resume
her duties in Miss Runck's millinery
store Monday.
We will give away absolutelytree one
50 ID. sack -four. one 5 ID. can baking
Call at storeto learn particulars. Harle.
man 4 Scott. 2.22-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Berry and her sis
ter, Mrs: Arthur Fisher, of Glendive ar.
rived Friday to be on hand for the
armory dedication and for short visit at
A. T. Crowl's.
Miss Mary GROCER received a telegram
Friday to meet her people 10 St. Paul at
once and she left in the evening. Rev.
F. w. Gress will supply in Miss Groger's
room next week.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Petricka was taken seriously ill Thursday
with strangulated hernia, which necessi-
tated an operation Thursday evening.
The child is reported as getting on nicely.
Mrs. w. L. Richards and two sons arr
rived Thursday from Mineral Wells,
Texas, where they had been visiting for
over in St. Paul on business and arrived
home Friday. "a
The Northwestern Building Co. has
had gang of carpenters at work repairs
ing the Freeman store building the past
week. Smith & Kimbley and Jewele1
H. M. Roberts expect to be doing bust!
ness at the old stand March l.
The Dunn county commissioners will
meet in special session Monday, March
16, 1908, at the w. P. Owens place, Man
ming, n. D.. for the purpose of attending
to any business that may come before
them. T. Leroy Evans,
County Auditor.
Mrs. Joseph Pirkl died Wednesday at
the Stein hospital. The funeral which
was largely attended, was held from the
Bohemian church northeast of the CITY
on Friday. Mr.. Pirkl has the sincere
sympathy of many friends in his bereave.
| ment. -,
]. w. Colwell goes to the Missouri
Slope Brick 4 Tile Co. of this city the
Colwell has been with the Dickinson
Fire & Pressed Brick Co. for severa
years as bookkeeper and salesman. He
is frst-class man.. !.
| Representative ]. F. Brodie: do NO
care to leave good city like Dickinson
for any place in Montana, but busincs,
affairs may be such that will have K
move to Helepa, a little later. have
made no arrangements as yet to 60, re
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding. 1;
Mrs. r. L. Slater died Thursday at hel
home in South Dickinson. The cause o
her death was post partum hemorrhages
Besides husband, She leaves an infan
son only few days old. The body wa.
shipped Friday to the Slater's former
home in Benson county, where the fune
raj will be held today.
The Scenic Theatre Co. has been Civ
ing a series of entertainments in the
opera house during the past two week,
that have been very. satisfactory to tht
company and the public. The member!
of the company are good business peo
pie and have made many persona
friends during their stay in the city.
Three pretty "at homes" were give1
on Wednesday, Thursday and Frida,
afternoons of this week by Mrs. ]. c
Cartwright Smilax-wreathed arches anc
chandeliers and vases of red and white
carnations added a pretty touch of color
Red and white score cards were used
the guests finding partners for cards b,
matching authors. "A dainty course
luncheon concluded each pleasant after
I noon. IS,
A;nh Sehool Na<ae