The Dickinson press., 1909-03-27

1t is economy t buy l.. p. Gray 4
Sons brooms. 3-274p
Found-Small pocket-book. with~small1
sum of money, Inquire at PRESS Office.
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Christ Burkhart of Antelope t%ransacteds
business in tho city tho latter part of
the week. " s %
The C. c. C. club met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Thounas
Nottingham. a.
H. G. Gibbs and Fred Griswold of
Horswill were tr~ansactins ,hnstnssg In
the city Friday. n
For that new Easter hat you need me
or more new hat pins TT. Gfeeno&
Co. have a large line Of, the latest novt1-
ties. 1t
Miss Carrie Messersmith underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Stein hospital Saturday. She Is IL.
covering finely.
Mrs. Henry Define Of Gorham received
a telegram Thursday ammo uncing the
death of her mother, which occurred In.
Howard S. D.. that day.
Easter rosaries in many patterns. A.
gold filled rosary mounted with ame-
thysts, aarnets or sapphires for only
So. 90. T. j. Greene & Co. j.. II
Mayor G. NJ. Frye went to St. Paul
Thursday morning to attend the funeral
of a friend. He also had some business
matters to look after. i, l.
Mrs. j. A. Currie will be ablG to
leave the Stein hospital today and will
remain in Dickinson with relatives be-
fore returning to Haley.
Mrs. J. P. Tinele Is at the Stein
hospital suffering with a complication
of troubles. 1t is expected that ME
will have an operation tomorrow:
Dr.. H. Anderson and his biothz.
Resinold, left Wednesday for Center.
Oliver county. where the former will look
after several reported cases Of glandeeed
horses. -
Rev. and Mrs. j.. w. Brown gave q
small dinner party Monday evening.
Covers were laid for six and the affair
was delightfully."- informal.
Archie Campbell arrived on Thursday
from Canada for a visit with his par
ents, Judge and Mrs. J. G. Campbell.
His coming was a surprise to them.
Arthur Rowland of Daglum was in the
city yesterday to advertise an esrray
horse. He offers a reward of $40 for the
return of a three year-old gray mare that
got away from him last Sunday.
Mrs: Pat Daily has opened up a dress
making parlor over A. M. Pomroy's new
dug store on First Avenue west. There
is always a rush in the dressmakine line
at this season and it will be good news
to many ladies to know that Mrs. DAILY
is so conveniently established.
About "a of Miss Helen Jefferies young
friends gave her a surprise party. Thurs
day evening at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Jefferies. The
boys and girls spent a jolly evening
playing all sorts of games. Mrs.
Jefferies served refreshments of ice
cream and cake.
Five new members were taken into the
Rebekah lodge Thursday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Buchner and Misses
Hattie Kono. Myrtle Homer and Mabel
Cummings. After the initiation a fine
supper was served. Mrs. Harry Harleman
being chairman of the committee. A
social hour followed. {
Arthur Lucas. a landman from Warsaw.
Ind. was taken suddenly ill with acute
appendicitis while in Dickinson Friday
night of last week. He was removed to
the Stein hospital in the middle of the
night and an operation was performed
Saturday afternoon from which he is
recovering satisfactorily.
MI. and Mrs. W. C. Coils of Sentinel
Butte were in the city Thursday. Mrs..
| Cn1lis came down for a little medical