The Dickinson press., 1909-12-18
Tom Bailey was in from Emerson On

Tom Bailey was in from Emerson on
Tuesday.
Dr.. Sarah Smith was quite i'll a few
days this week.
Miss Sadie Keoush of Berg is being
treated at the Stein hospital for a severe
case of pneumonia.
Loren Merry, son of5C. F. Merry, is
recovering from a mild attack Of IT,
phoid fever.
Mrs. Georgia Babcock had a bad case
of tonsilitis this week. but is much
better. "a.
Miss Irene Merry. who has been quite
low with pneumonia. is reported as re-;
covering.
The seniors and Juniors of the hieh
school gave an interesting program on
Friday afternoon.
Remember we save you 10 to IS per
cent on your Xmas gifts at Roberts, the
jewelers.. 1t
There is a dandy display of calendars
in the window of the Benzie Drug Co.
These are real pretty and appropriate
for Christmas or New Year presents.
Louis Willis and sister of Wibaux
attended the Elk ball on Friday night
and visited at the A, .: Heaton home
for a few days before returning.
Miss Beatrice Lish was expected
from St. Paul last night to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lish :
Mrs. Geo. F. Waggoner returned this
week from a trip of several months in
Idaho, Oregon and California.
D. E. Blanchard of Fargo arrived in the
city this week and has accepted a posi-
ton in D. E. C~rowley's drug store as
prescription clerk.
II we cannot convince you that we can
save you money on your Xmas gifts. we
don't ask you 10 buy from us. Roberts,
the jeweler. 1t
Mrs. r. T. Rucker and son of Mott
arc expected the first of the week to
spend the holiday week with Mrs.
Fuckers sisters. d.. Sarah Smith and
Mrs. Georgia Babcock.
Rev. Good of Beach will conduct the
regular services in the Congregational
church next Sunday while Rev. w. J..
Brown will have charge of his services
at Beach.
w. r. Mccormack, a %switchman, was
hurt early Thursday morning while dis
charging his duties in the N. P. yards
here. He is receiving treatment at the
Stein hospital for a bruised hip and
face, also a cash in the right leg, but
his injuries are not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. APP Mcdowell arrived
here Saturday from Faulkton, S. D., and
are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. G. A..
Perkins indefinitely. the gentleman being
a brother of Mrs. Perkins. Mr.. Mcdowell
is in poor health, and they expect later
to visit OH the coast.
Last week Mike Eagen and Nora Pelsky,
of Beach secured q license of Jude5
van der Las, and were married. in
Belield. They visited Sunday with
Miss Edythe Nielsen. Mrs. Eagen being
at one time a pupil of Miss Nielsen in
the Beach schools.
Hugh Stewart, son of Sandy Stewart.
has sold the REIMBURSEMENT on his home.
stead five miles east of town, to J. j.
Sweeney. The claim covers some fine
land and a nice little brick house was
built on it last fall by Mr.. Stewart, who
expects to leave the first of the week for
Alberta, where his father is now
located IN a homestead.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Johns
church will hold sale of fancy articles
at the rectory on Saturday afternoon,
December IS. Tea. coffee and light
refreshments will be served for ten
cents. An ostrich egg. donated by Mrs.
J. G. Campbell of Bakerfield. California.
who moved from here last spring, will
be offered for sale.
W. R. Bryan of Warsaw, Wis.,, was
in the city on Wednesday from Belfeld
where he is t%ransacting business. Mr..
Bryan is looking at land in that vicinity
and hopes to be able to secure 4 few Sec
tions in that locality. He may also en-
gage in business in Belfield in the spring
and bring his family from Wisconsin.
A number of ladies met with Mrs.
Allen Harleman Monday afternoon to
sew for the Methodist fair. Many pretty
articles for the fancy work booth were
made. Mrs. Harleman served a nice
luncheon at the close of the afternoons
work. The ladies met with Mrs. L. A.
Davis on Tuesday and she served re-