The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
.Cuett and Monarch shirts for Csc.

.Cluett and Monarch shirts for Csc.
Dickinson Nero. Co. It
s1.25 to ST. IS dress shirts for Csc.
Dickinson Nero. Co. 1t
Fancy businesss shirts Csc. at Dick
inson Nero. Co. It
Miss Belle Joyce Is in Bismarck this
week on business.
Mrs. F. s. Cunningham has been i'll
with grip this week.
Jack Watson was q business visitor
in Sentinel Butte this week.
John Shew of Manning was a business
visitor in the city this week.
Mrs. S. Keosh Of Berg Is taking medi-
cal treatment at the Stien this week.
Geo. Wagsoner transacted business in
Belaeld and other west towns this week.
Mrs. Will Carroll and Mrs. Lloyd
RAIDER went to Bismarck Tuesday to visit
friends. a
Jess Mcdonald had recovered from his
operation at the Stein and went out to
his home this week.
Bernard Poltz. living IL miles moth
of the city, died Tuesday very suddenly
of heart failure.
Howard. the three-year-old boy of
Wilson Eyer, W az operated on Saturday
for the removal of tonsils.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Deiters left Thurs
day night for St.P aul. where they will
visit relatives for a time.
w. G. Clark wen to Medora Saturday
with a bunch of cattle for his ranch
between Medora and Marmarth.
Mrs. E. J. Berry of Glendive id visit
ing in the city this week. the guest of
Mrs. A. +. Crowl and other friends.
M. O. Werdahl. who underwent On
operation at the Stien hospital. returned
to his home at New England this week.
August %Bloombe,e, who works in the
Lehieh coal mine, had an operation on
his foot at the Stein hospital this week.
Welton Mcdonald has this week
installed five new show cases. They are
plate glass with marble base, and add
much to the appearance of his drug
store.
Joseph Clement West of Medicine
Lake. Mont, and Miss Lucelia Hallock
were married Tuesday evening at the
St. Charles hotel in this city. Rev. F. L.
Watkins officiating.
Mrs. E. Dunn of Dixon. MIMI, arrived
in the city Saturday, and went out to
New England on the stage. Her husband
is Rev. Dunn, pastor of the Congrega-
tlonal church at New England.
The Birthday club met with Mrs.
Catherine Ray on Wednesday and re-
organized for another year. The ladies
spent a social time at cards and were
served delicious refreshments by Mrs.
Ray.
c. D. Shoemaker of New Englnad was
in the city on business Saturday. Mr..
Shoemaker had 3, 900 bushels of wheat
6. 900 of oats and 800 of speltz this year.
He also had 81 bushels of potatoes from
one bushel of seed.
Ed. Coar and F. S. Cunningham. who
are to enter into an Independent steam
fitting and plumbing business in this
city, are this week installing a steam
heating plant in the new residence OF
M. L. Mcbride. ~.
Miles City Independent Attorney W.
F.. Burnett and d.. G. A. Perkins of
Dickinson have been in the city COM
binine business and pleasure. They
will likely become interested in Montana
farm lands.
Miss Wayne E.. WANT, niece of Mrs.
B. E. Noark, was married Sunday.
November 7, to Thomas Parsons. Mr..
Parsons is a carpenter and contractor at
Mott, and the youna couple will reside
on Mrs. Parsons claim neal Mott. until
proven up.
Mrs. j. B. Dehlinger returned this
week from Milwaukee, where she visited
her mother. being present at the celebra-
ton of her Goth birthday. Mrs. Dehlin-
ger also became a member of the White
Shrine of Jerusalem at Milwaukee.
There is no division of this order west
of Milwaukee.
Allenberg &C o. report the following
sales: P. McQuillan, II steers, 1868,
$500: 7 cows, 1143, 81. Is. Fed E.
Bond, 80 steers, 1908. Sc. IS; ~ cows.
1882, $4.4O. P. G%annonatti, Is steers,
1890, Sc. IS; 81 steers, 1117. SIS. IS %
heifers. 111s, $500; 81 cows. 1882.
81. 20. John Leakey. 20 steers, 1851,
Sc. 100: II steers, 1883, IS. 80; Al steers.
1884, $5.25 Keen Bros, Fl steers,
1895. $3.50; II cows, ga. 1855; 8
Gamers, 876, So. Is. C. W, Elliott. II