The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18

Miss Nellie Ferris, the nurse, returned
this week from Beach where she has been
on a case for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Stanley are keep
ing house now in rooms in the Reuter-
building on North Sims St.
A. F. Korsmyer Of Bel6eld visited
friends and transacted business in Dick
inson the first of the week.
J. Harry Server, special agent for the
Germania Life lns. Co.. went to New
Salem on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. George Pelissier and
daughter were down from Billings
county On Monday.
Richard Dahlke and his mother in-law,
Mrs. E. Zermer. were in Dickinson On
business on Wednesday.
P. B. Potter and A. F. Du Pont,
expert accountants of the firm of Mari
wick. Mitchell & Co. of Minneapolis,
are at work on the city books.
Thomas Germo. who recently moved
from Taylor, has bought an interest in
a bank at Postfalls. Idaho. and has been
elected cashier of the institution.
Miss Ella Floody, who has a homestead
vest Of town: and who has been spend
inf soiie months at her old home ip-
Edeeriey. Mimi, is visiting her brother,
| Paul Floody.
Among those down from Beach to at
tend the Elk's ball Friday night were
Mrs. Harkins, Miss Christensen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bait, and Mr.. Brinton.
Mrs. Lydia Richards of Beach was in
the city the first of the week. en- route to
the Twin cities. where she will visit old
fiends. Since leaving school work Mrs.
Richards has been successfully engaged
in the real estate business.
The Birthday club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. John DAILY. A good
number of the ladies were out and en-
joyed a pleasant afternoon at cards,
Mrs. Daily serving a nice luncheon at the
close of the amusement.
Ernest Adams, Chas. King, Miss Rose
Miller, Mrs. Mo]lie Adams and Miss
Alvina Adams. were among the people
from Belield who did shopping in the
city on Wednesday.
Tom Madden, court stenographer for
Judge Winchester, and a brother of Mrs.
D. E. Crowley of this city. who was
visiting here, returned east on Sunday.
Peter Dassinger and his son. Stephen,
drove in from Gladstone on Wednesday.
They report four and five inches Of snow
and quite good shedding. Mr.. Dassinger
came up to pay his taxes,
To introduce the famous Toledo cooker
which every housewife ought to have,
will sell at cost samples of each size
l have in stock, at the Racket store.
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Joseph M. Weber's great play, THE
Climax. was presented to a good-sized
audience at the opera house Saturday
evening. The play does not require q
large cast of characters, there being
only four, one lady and three GENTLE
men. Those who witnessed the produc-
ton annot speak too highly of the play
and capable company presenting it.
Frank and Walter Ray and William
Jefferies arrived this week from the Uni
versity Of Minnesota and will spend the
holidays with their parents in the city.
Mrs. j. W. Currie and daughters,
Misses Mabel and Grace, expect to leave
for Haley Monday, where they will
spend the holiday season with MIR. Currie.
Later they plan to visit in Minneapolis
before returning to Dickinson.
Fred Bolte, W. F. Church and Attor-
ney F.. E. McCurdy were up from
Richardton on Monday. They had a
lawsuit over some stoves which the
Plum Creek school district had pur-
chased, but they found that in point of
law the contract made by the board was
good and the district must pay for the
property.
Commissioner VIM. Connolly was in
from Dunn county the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox who
came in from the north last week. e
to remain over until after the Masonic
installation. Mrs. Wilcox visited with
relatives at Richardton for a few days
this week.
At the meeting of the Ladies Aid
society of the Congregational church on
Tuesday afternoon there was a very
small attendance. not enough t form a
quorum. so the annual election of officers
was postponed until some later date.
There will be a joint installation of
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