The Dickinson press., 1909-01-02

George Burgess Of Medora spent the
Christmas holidays in the city.
Mrs. F. A. Little of Fayette has been
quite ill It her home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hilliard plan to 60
south about the middle of the month.
W. A. Cheadel of South Heart was a
business visitor in the city last Satur-
day.
Misses Irene and Ivy Silvernail of
Taylor were holiday shoppers in the
city.
Dr.. G. A. Perkins returned from a
business trip to Miles City Sunday
evening.
Miss Kennedy of South Heart visited
with friends in the citv the latter part
of last week. ....
MI. and Mrs. N. G. Swennine of Glad
stone visited and did shopping in Dick
inson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Peirson, who live
near Gascoyne on the Milwaukee. are
visiting in the east.
Wanted-Some light work during the
winter in exchange for board. Address
O. L. Havnvik, Dickinson. 1p
j. X. Wakefield of Mott was in the
city Monday and reported everything
fourishine in and about Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Butler entertained
at Christmas dinner, MI. and Mrs.
James Soules, Louis Huffman. James
and Paul Kittleson.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Lyle and daueh-
ter were in from Manning to spend
Christmas with relatives. They made
the return trip Sunday.
Among the Christmas dinner parties
al the St. Charles were Dr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Fisher and son. Dr.. and Mrs.
H. Anderson and son.
Miss Francis Stone spent Christmas in
Sentinel Butte. She returned Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Ed. Stone and two
daughters, who are spending a week in
the city.
Hunts Perfect Baking Powder and
Extracts are pure always the same, the
same careful composition, the same pure
ingredients. the same satisfactory re.
, suits.
! A. N. Kinnamon and his niece. Miss
Lille Pettijohn. of New England spent
Christmas in Dickinson. Mr.. Kinnamor
just recently returned from a visit in
Geddes, S. D.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmillan and son
Dana. who have been spending severa
weeks at the home of Mrs. Mcmillan
+ son, George Waggoner, left Tuesday TO
s their home in Grinnell, Iowa.
The many friends of Miss Nelli'
l Duncan will be pleased to learn that sh
: won out in the Adams County Recor'
Z piano contest. The young lady worke'
s hard and is deserving of the prize.
Bronte Bursster, manager of the Glad
stone hotel at Jamestown. hopes t
spend two months of the winter j
Florida. MI. Burester was formerly
partner of S. P. Gotta in the stock bust
ness.
Henry Peterson and L. L. Mile
hauled out lumber for their shacks in tn
Rainy Butte country a few days ago
This is MI. Peterson's second house OF
his homestead, the first being smashe,
S up by cattle and carried away by home
= steaders.
Charles Foulke has been having quit
a serious time with his eyes for the pas
few weeks. During the threshing sea
son his eyes were poisoned and he wa
compelled to give up work and tax
treatment at the hospital. He SCENE
to have nearly recovered and started
work again but had to give up O
= account of the cold wind which cause
q him 20 much trouble that the doctor ha
advised him to remain indoors until hi
eyes have regained strength.
M. F. Gilbert, who is well known i
this vicinity from former residence, bu
now living in Washington state, send
the PRESS a couple of interestin
papers. one from Wenatchee, and tn
other from Everett, both in Washington
The former is a weekly and has account
of the great possibilities of the Wenatche
valley and its future development. Thi
, is great a orchard country and very pr
ductive. The Everett paper is a we
made up daily of a lively city.
The Ladies of the G. I. A. to the f
of L. E. have fixed the date for the
second annual ball for Friday, Januar
22nd. 1t is to be a masquerade ba
but instead of sending out written il
vitations as was done last year the
decided to make it a grand free-for-a