The Dickinson press., 1909-04-10
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UNITED STATES DEPosVTARY
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LOCAL NEWS
Mems oxfords, all colors. The Hub 1t
Phone 81 for the Lehigh coal. Guar
anteed good, 2-27tf
1t is economy to buy l., D. Gray &
Sons brooms. -. 3-274P
Thomas Drill. and Jonesv'lle sulkv
plows, at Drenkel's. gait
Buy brooms manufactured by L D.
Gray & Son. Pay the price for the best
and save money. 3-27-4p
Pure maple syrup from New York,
$1.35 per gallon, at F. M. Smiths con-
fectionery store. 4-3-2t
A line of Memo self-reducing corsets
just received at A. T.. Crowl & Co. s
department store. 1t
You can get pure maple syrup, from
New york state at F. M. Smiths, at SI.35
per gallon as long as it lasts. 4-3-2t
If the plumbing system at your house
fer Claude Evans. Phone !22QL. 2-22-tf
Capt. H. Siverts was in. the city this
week.
Hoy Russell was in. New Salem Thurs
day OF business. e.
Harry Quick made Dickinson and
Medora. this week.
G. R. Wannemacher was in Belield
on business Wednesday.
Tom Vallancey is out again this week
after his recent attack Of appendicitis.
Misses Sybil Clark and Marjery
Stickney are at home for the Easter
vacation from their studies in St. Paul.
On Tuesday J.. Vaughn sent both of
his oil teams to New England with $50
gallons of oil. The day before they
made Belfield. -: :
Miss Cola Litch played at the Unique
theatre one or two evenings this week
in the absence of the regular pianist,
Miss Clara Snyder.
The confectionery store of Gordon
Dodd was closed all day Thursday out
of respect to the late Edward Dodd, the
father of the proprietor.
Engineers John Dobson. P. Berg
and ]. J.. Sweeney returned this week
from Chico Hot Springs, Mont. after
a few weeks stay. They are all feel
ing fine and speak very highly of the
springs.
Mrs. C. N. Barker and Mrs. W. j.
Brown entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the Congregational church par
lors Tuesday afternoon. About 50 men,
bers and guests were present. Refresh
ments were served.
A feature of the Easter program at
the Congregational church Sunday will
be the rendering of the cantata THE
Risen King by a quartet composed
of Mrs. w. j. Bro ~n, Miss Margaret
Stewart, J.. V. lessen and Rev. W. j.
Brown. 1t tells in music the story of
the Resurrection.
Register of Deeds John Leask has
received word from the state soldiers
home, where H. F. Hatch of this city
is an inmate. that Mr.. Hatch likes there
very well but while his physical con-
dition seems about the same, his mind
is failing and he requires the services
of an attendant nights and mornings.
Burt Brant, a rep sentative of the
Gideon Band of Travelling Men, was
in Dickinson over Sunday and occupied
a few minutes in the evening at tie
Congregational church explaining the
plan of their organization, now number
ing about 2, 500. The emblem of the
order is a pitcher and the work of
Gideons is merely that of a christian
body of travelling men.
The newly elected officers of Dickin-
son Lodge, B. P. o. E. were installed
Tuesday by Past Exalted Ruler j. G.
Quinlivan. After the work a banquet
wal served and a social time enjoyed.
The officers are: Exalter ruler, Lloyd
RAIDER; esteemed leading knight, M. 1.
Mcbride; esteemed loyal knight, W. D.
Kirkman-;; esteemed lecturing knight,
Roy Butler secretary. F. W. Wilson
treasurer, W. G. Ray; tyler, T. N. Har-
tune ; chaplain, Walter Junkins; esquire,
H. A. Burgeson guard. G. A. cFarlane.