The Dickinson press., 1909-09-04
Mems shoes q all kinds al the Hub. 1

Mems shoes Of all kinds at the Hub. I
Willis Pelissier of Medora was In the
city this week.
W. A. Freeburs, made a trip to Man.
dan the last Of last week.
Mrs. Knudson on Third Ave. w. wants
a few more table boardera
CT. Hager Is finishing two new school
houses in the New Flradec district
MI. and Mrs. WV. Phipps are spend
ing a few weeks at Greeley. Colorado.
Misses Mabel Cummings, Ethel and
Mabel Stewart spent Sunday al Glen
Ullin.
Phil B. Drake, inspector of the Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of New York, was in
Dickinson last Saturday.
Mrs. w. G. Clark went to Bismarck
Saturday for a few days visit with
friends.
Miss Mollie K~ostelecky left Saturday
on a trip to Seattle, Portland and other
western points.
Mi. and Mrs. Bert Spraaue left Tues
day for Perham. MIMI. where they will
visit relatives for several weeks.
W. G. Lang of Baker was in Miles
City the past week to meet his mother,
who was returning from Hunters Hot
Springs.
Miss Hazel Littlehales of Mandan. we'll
known in this city, is working for a
month in Supt. B. 0. Johnson's office
in Glendive.
F. E. Du Bots. who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. W. E. Smith. at Edgar,
N. D.. left for his home at Green Bay.
Wis.,, Monday.
Ernest Schroeder. who lives at Rainy
Butte, while engaged in cutting grain
near that place killed a large rattle
snake having IA rattles.
A. A. johnson of WEIGH, Mimi, came
in on No. 3 Tuesday, and..went out on
the Manning stage Wednesday to look
after his land in Dunn county.
Prof. P. S. Berg conducted a very
successful teachers institute at Center
last week. He was assisted by County
Supt. Clark of Oliver county.
Miss Jessie Porteous of Warren.
Mimi. who stopped of on her way
home from the Seattle fair to visit Mrs.
Walter Junkins, continued her homeward
journey Monday.
c. D. Litch is having two four and
five room cottages built. t rent, at the
corner of Willard St. and 9th Ave. W.
He expects to have them completed by
the first of October.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will 90 to the Peter Stults home
northeast of the city next Tuesday fol-
their regular afternoon meeting. They
will leave from the church at 2 o'clock.
!. Frank Howell. day ticket agent at the
. ldepot. returned Saturday from q months
: absence in Minneapolis. where he hat
been in attendance at the bedside of 6
sick sister. He left his sister much
improved in health.
Agnes, the five -year-old daughter of
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Horst Of Glen Ullip.
died Thursday. August rs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horst formerly lived in this city
and haye many friends who will SYM
pathize with them in their loss.
If you send your sons and daughters t.
the Mankato Commercial College. Man.
kato. Mimi. they will be under the bes'
influence. morally, socially and educa.
tionally. Send. for their year book. L
is free, .,.4r f. 4m.a II
Ormanzo Brown has had instruction
from the N. P. dining car inspector t
supply the Glendive lunch room will
milk and cream. Just how heavy thi.
: business will be MI. Brown does moi
know. but his bills with the Dickinson
lunch counter. for the year ending July
las amounted to 81, 800. He has alst
taken a new ice cream customer in thu
city and altogether it taxes His dairy
/ pretty heavy. . ~
Charles A. sslloni and his company ,dnilla %
forty clever singers dancers and comedi.
ans in the merry musical extravaganza,
.fhe: Cat and the Fiddle'''m will agair
bold high jinks at the Dickinson opera
house on Saturday. September 4. viii
its host Of pretty girls. Its beautiful
spectacles, and wonderful electrical.
effects. This attraction proved to bt
one of the hbaeeslitstthfa played here the pas,
season and bids fair to break all records
or#*itss return visit here.
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