The Dickinson press., 1908-01-11
Early Monday morning. Reed Bros,

Early Monday morning. Reed Bros,
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R. w. Neal came up from Gladstone
friday night.
R. J. Turner was in the city on Fri
lay.
o.s. Chase registered in Dickinson on
Mrs c. H. Wiley IL one Of the many
on the sick list.
Ward Johnson has been a victim of
measles this week. :
w. I. Erickson from near Spokane,
was a Dickinson visitor on FRIDAY. |
Mrs. John BARLEY of Sentinel Butte
has been very seriously i'll for the past
week.
Early Monday morning, lace sale, by
the dozen wards &C.,, o new patterns.
Reed Bros 1t
Attorney w. c: Crawford had a case
in Sentinel Butte Thursday and in
Beach Fridav.
Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Reuter- of Richard
ton have been visiting at John Hermes'
the past week.
M. and Mrs. Julius Hoist and son
from Favette have been spending the
week in the CITY. !.
A son was horn on Thursday, at the
Sargent home in this CITY, to Mr.. and
Mrs c. r. Randall.
BILLY Benson. known to all nd dinners.
has been appointed postmaster at Tyee,
a whaling station below Juneau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hollst of Glad
stone were guests Of Receiver and Mrs.
w; A. Mcclure Thursday night.
Miss Hilda Knutson is back from
Colorado, in Minneapolis, and hopes to
return to North Dakota ere long.
Mrs. James Wood has been suffering
from neuritis and inaammatorv rheuma.
tism, but is reported a little better.
S. L. Carroll this week purchased the
ice plant Of ]. A. Wiechs and also that
Of J. NJ. Carroll and will at once pro-
vide for the ice needs OF Dickinson the
coming season.
At the Stein hospital Ed. Roberts of
Paoli, is i'll with Bright's disease; Lee
Lusie, the New England stage driver,
has been receiving treatment; Barbara
Ichley Of South Dickinson was operated
this week for a tubercular limb.
Mrs. S. p. Gotta, who has been i'll with
TYPHOID fever for four weeks, was very
low Monday morning but has been
somewhat better since her sister, Mrs.
Dan Duee, arrived from Portland Ore.
gan Wednesday night.
Beach Masons were in Dickinson Fri
day 10 exemplify their proficiency in
the work which is required before a dis.
pensation can be granted for the organi.
cation ut a lodge at Beach. The recon-.
mendation must come from the nearest
lodge-in this case-Dickinson.
Mrs. W. c. Crawford entertained
about twenty young people Saturday
evening for guests. Misses Florence and
Beatrice McGillic of Man dan. Cards
and an a~d-guessing contest furnished
delightful amusement. Mrs. George
Dobson assisted Mrs. Crawford in serv.
ing the dainty lunch.
At St. Patrick's parish house Thurs.
day morning took place the marriage OF
Frank Jackson to Miss Bessie Kennedy
both of Haley. The CEREMONY, which
was performed by Rev. FIR. Dignam,
was witnessed by only a few friends Of
the contracting parties. The. happy
couple will make their home IN Haley.
The Freer Bros COMPANY has been
playing to good audiences at the opera
house for the past two evenings and
on Saturday evening their banne,
performance will be given. The pro.
gram will consist of the presentation
of the four act drama, "A True Kentuck
ian" with a number of pleasing special
ties.
Early Monday morning, we want yor
to see our new line of spring wash good:
and laces. As a special inducement we
are placing on sale an extraordinary
lace bargain. 100 pieces of new laces
one dozen yards on a card, bright new
patterns, edgings and insertions, 6oc. pei
piece. Early Monday morning. Reed
Bros. II
The Dickinson band has been great,
augmented by the addition of the fol
lowing young gentlemen: Lester Bishop
Louis Palmer, Archie Palmer, Harr,
Aud, Victor Hayes, Harold Dundas
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