The Dickinson press., 1908-01-11

on Monday.
N. A. Graves of the Graves Land Co.
OF Darlington visited in the city the
first Of the week.
IT,. Greene left Tuesday night for
Michigan, this state. being called there
by the illness of his mother.
F. P. Mead was down from Bel6eld
on Thursday and like many others was
suffering with a severe cold.
William Reilly returned. Saturday to
his studies at the Valley City Normal,
after spending the holidays at his home
in Lehigh.
Charles G. Maurer and w. G. Russell
were given instructions in the first
degree of Oddfellowship on the night
of the grid.
Early Monday morning, we place on
sale o pieces new laces at a special
price of 6oc. per dozen yards; we do not
cut prices. Reed Bros It
MAIDS Jesperson was'in Dickinson on
Monday to enter his son.. Hans. in the
city schools. The boy boards with bis
aunt, Mrs. Rasmus Jensen.
The Brown Dairy used 16 gallons of
cream in making New Years greetings
to customers in Dickinson. The gifts
were certainly appreciated.
w. R. Holgate retu rned Friday night
from a visit at his home in Illinois. He
also attended the meetings Of the State
Educational Association at Grand
Forks.
]. B. Thompson left Sunday for
Brainerd, Mimi, and from Brainerd he
expects to get a transfer to St. Paul for
an examination and operation for APP
pendicitis.
Clyde Cook and Wayne Howe re-
turned Sunday to their studies at the
agricultural college in Fargo, after
spending the holidays at their respec.
tive homes.
Misses Mary and Annie Follis of
Medora were passengers on No. 4 last
Sunday, returning to their studies in
Jamestown after spending the holidays
at their home.
D. N. McPhee and son from Haley
were visitors in the city the first of the
week. They will spend some little time
east before returning to their home in
the country south.
Miss Julia Torkelson returned Mon
day from Black RiversFalls, Wis,
where she spent the holidays, and has
resumed her duties as bookkeeper in
the Office of the Northwestern Building
Co.
Miss Ottawa Cole has closed out her
millinery business in this city and left
this week for her home in Minneapolis,
where she will remain for an indefinite
time. She may return to the city next
spring if she finds a suitable location to
build upon.
Louis Hoffman, was in from the
Buffalo butte neighborhood a few days
ago and purchased a wagon. He is
now agent for DR.. Wards medicines
having purchased L. A. Lanes interests
in the business.
F.. J. Smith and Claude T. Evans have
opened a plumbing business in the
building east of Soules and Buffers
hardware store. The Office is being
fitted up in neat shape and the fixtures
will be in place in a few days. Both
men are experienced plumbers.
Geo. D. Skinner, editor and publisher
Of the Register at Scranton, Is miles
east Of Bowman. was a visitor in Dickin.
son on Monday, taking the. Left stage
south the following morning to the
Milwaukee, thence home by rail
Mr.. Skinner is getting out a good newsy
paper.
c. B. Hanson returned Monday morn
ing from a business trip to Spooner
Rice Lake, Camp Douglas and La
Crosse, Wis, and he states that Dickin'
son looks better than ever to him. Upor
his arrival home, Mr.. Hanson wa.
made acquainted with his little son
born January End.
The four months infant child Of Mr.
and Mrs. P. c. Davis died Monday a
the Davis home east of the stock yards
Rev. F. w. Gress, pastor of St. Paul.
Methodist church oficiated at the
funeral service. The child was::R thu
second of twins, the other having dice
several weeks ago.
w. w. Daily arrived Saturday from
Grandin, being called here by the
serious illness of his daughter, Mis-.
Lena Daily. Mr.. Daily left Sunda,
night with Miss Lena. for Fargo. where
she will undergo an 0nerafion for an