The Dickinson press., 1909-03-13

c. C. Gordon of Antelope transacted
business in the city Wednesday. -
Mrs. A. ]. Joss of South Dickinson
is at the Stein hospital and will be
operated n.
On Tuesday George Senour received
Sill. 663. 4S school tax money for the
Dickinson district.
Miss r. M. Runck announces her
Millinery Opening of Spring Styles on
Saturday, March 20. 1t
Andrew Thorson, the carpenter, was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Stein hospital Sunday.
Andrew Schiller of Gladstone under
went an operation. for hernia at, the
Stein hospital Wednesday and is doing
nicely.
Pat McGrath has finished his course
at the Dickinson Business college and
has accepted a position in the Taylor
State bank.
Mrs. Jerry Palmer, who has been at
the Stein hospital for several weeks,
recovering from an operation, expects
to return home soon.
Howard H. McGill, who finished work
last week in F. M. Smiths confection-
cry store. returned Wednesday evening
to his home in Minneapolis, MINI.
CAV" .,
Angus Neil left Tuesday for Glendive
for a few weeks stay. He will assist
one of the BARRIERS while his regular help
takes enforced vacations on account of
illness.
John Schaff. who lives near Scholls-
made, transacted business in the city
the first of the week. He took a trip
down to Richardton before returning
home. Phillip Riahl was in with Mr..
Schaff. I,
C. O. Hubbell left Wednesday for Mis-
soula, where he has accepted a position
as telegraph operator. He worked as an
operator for several years before coming
to Dickinson. His family will remain.
in Dickinson for the present.
Joe Ramsing. who has a home in
the eastern part of the city. has started
a dray line. He has a good team and
new dray and expects to be kept pretty
busy this spring and summer. He has
been hauling coal during the winter.
At the Lutheran parsonage Monday,
March 9Th, took place the marriage of
Oswald Hanson of Penville, S. D.. to
Mabel Rudd of Dickinson, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Eugene ALL.
Mr.. and Mr.. Hanson will make their
home in Penville.
At the Sunday evening service at the
Methodist church March 9TH music was
furnished for the first time by the
ladies' quartet, composed of Misses
Ruby Roberts, Leta Gray. Mae .Heffron
and Mrs. Evelyn Boyd. The society
also has a male quartet that sings at
some of the services,
Thomas Nottingham has purchased
the fixtures of the American House
barber shop of which Walter Junkins
was the owner and Barney McGrane the
manager. The shop has been closed
and Mr.. McGrane is again working for
Mr.. Nottingham in his shop in the
basement of the Leonberger block.
Miss Katherine Jones. accompanied
by her brother-in-law, j. F. Boyd Of
Marionette. Wis, and Mr.. Boyd's son,
returned this week from Nekini,. Wis.
They will be in Dickinson a couple of
weeks to settle up the estate of Miss
Jones brother, the late Edward l..
Jones, of the firm of Mckenzie & Jones.
w. G. Henderson writes an interest
ing letter from Parma, Idaho. He re-
ports that they have enjoyed a lovely
winter there. The grass is green and
the trees are budding in fine shape.
The sheep that wintered in the valleys
are now; on their way back to the noun
tains. finding plenty of new grass in
the sage brush for feed on the journey.
Peter Luger of the Luger Furniture
Leo. Of Fargo was in town the first of
the week and closed deal with the
members of the Rebekah lodge for an
S8-note Melville Clarke piano for the
Odd Fellows hall. The contract for, the
piano from the Stone Music House ,was
cancelled because the firm would: not
deliver the. piano according to the
AGENTS {. terms.
One of the most effective window
displays ever seen iii Dickinson is that
Of Reed Bros, the past week. The win
dow is filled with felt banners, arm
bands, medallions. sofa pillows, ETC..
in various designs in the Dickinson high
school colors of orange and black. They
are something new in this city and the
flags have been eagerly sought after.
Imakind a tremendous hit The sunn1v