The Dickinson press., 1909-12-04

Thursday night.
Alex Dinsdale was in the city this
week.
Miss Anna Tretter was called to
Hebron this week professionally.
Miss Ida Britenfelt, cashier at the
Urban Mercantile Co. at Hebron.
visited Walter Zetzman on Thureday.
George Bartholome of Edton wal in
Dickinson the first of the week. doinR
some shopping.
Willie Zieh and Leonard Zanders were
in from Horswill on business this week.
Paul Lebo. Mrs. N. D! Nichols, Mrs.
W. H. Lawson and Grin Kendley came
down from Medora on Thursday to attend
the Beverley show.
E. 4. Schrader wal in from Fayette
this week.
Two furnished rooms at J. Vaughn's
also small house for rent. I2-4-tf
Word was received in Dickinson the
past week of the birth of a son and
daughter to Mrs. Thompson nee Anna
Hanley. at Salt Lake City, formerly a
resident of Dickinson.
A. Berg was in the city the past week
doing some special sign work for
Attorney Burnett. E. J. Scharf, Reed
Bros. and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith of Glen
dive are in the city and leave soon for
Texas, where Mr.. Smith has a rail-
road lob for the winter.
Don't "wait till your ship comes in
you don't need a ship load of money to
buy a ship load of goods at Roberts, the
jewelers.. 12-4-tf
At the Congregational fair you can
secure the daintiest Christmas presents,
embroidered articles. bags and
novelties. On Wednesday and Thursday
of next wkee.
The handkerchiefs offered for sale at
the Congregational fair Wednesday and
Thursday will be almost entirely hand
made ones. the kind you like for gifts.
In the same booth dainty collars and ties
will be found.
Dr.. O. C. Maercklein has located in
South Dickinson, with Office in the
South Side Drug store. DR.. Maercklein
comes here from Ashley and is occupy
ing the Andor house.
Arthur Davis was called to Belfie]d
Thursday evening to prepare the body
of the father of the station agent at
that place. He was quite an old man
and death came by heart failure. The
remains were to be shipped to illinois.
Mrs. C. {. Chatham was hostess Friday
afternoon to about fourteen ladies.
Cards were played and a delightfully."-
social afternoon was spent. Mrs. Chatham
served a splendid 3 course luncheon,
assisted by Miss Edna Kono.
Miss Tillie WiIdine arrived here the
first of the week from Howard Lake,
Mimi, where she had been spending
the past few months at her home.
Miss Wildine is a dressmaker and will
be here permanently.
A very pretty party was given by
Mrs. Welton Mcdonald Thursday after
noon at her home on Second Ave. W.
At nine tables the Dame OF five hundred
proved very interesting and enjoyable.
The rooms were simple but very strik-
ingly decorated and a dainty luncheon
served. by Mrs. Mcdonald, was thor
ouehly enjoyed.
C. C. Steier brought in a load of flax
this week that sold on the local market
at ST. go per bushel, or $98. 40 for the
load. He raised 100 acres of wheat this
year that gave him an averge yield of
% bushels to the acre. His 1. 200
bushels of oats will be fed mostly to
his stock:
States Attorney Geo. H. Stone and
Auditor Robert D. Beery of Mott were
in the city On Tuesday. On Wednesday
they left in their auto for New England,
thence home. They were fortunate to
have good weather for the two days out.
Miss Nora O'Donnell arrived from
Hawley. Mimi. Thursday evening,
where she visited her parents for several
weeks.
Deputy Sheriffs McCarty and Randall
of Mckenzie county recently arrested
John Olson and Louis Peterson. two
homesteaders, on a charge of stealing
beef cattle. The complaints were
issued from the Office of Thomas
McGregor, justice of the peace.
The stores in the CITY will be kept
open in the evenings after supper dur
ing this month, it being the busy shop
ping eason This will be much appre-
ciated by the many local shoppers and
the many outsiders who do their buying
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