The Dickinson press., 1909-12-25
LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. r. L. Badeley is i'll this week
with grip. i
7. L. Beard made a business tri p to.
Glendive this week.
Miss Grace Crowl is fully recovered
from her slight case of measles.
Wanted-2 or 3 rooms for light house,
keeping. Inquire at this Office. tip.
Albert Burwick and Richard Burwict
were in from Daglum on Friday.
Dr.. j. w. Bowen expects to make a
trip to Rochester. MIMI. next week.
Mrs. j. W. Reed is recovering from q
severe case of erysipelas in her face.
Mrs. A. M. Cruden of La Moure. N. D..
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Reed.
Miss Lillian Reed. who attends school
at jamestown. is home for the Xmas
holidays. II
Harry Brownfield. who teaches school
near Hebron, is home for the two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. A. e. McGillivray left Thursday
to visit in Grand Forks and Fargo during
the holidays.
Mrs. 7. J. Greene left Friday evening
for New York City. being summoned by
q TELEGRAM announcing the serious ILL
ness Of her father.
Ethel Rumble. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. H. Rumble, is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. A. Dineman and daughter, Orvilla,
left Thursday for points in Montana,
where they will spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal. who have charge of
the section house at Sully Springs, were
visitors in the city the latter part of the
week.
Miss Hazel Fox left Thursday for Miles
City, where she will spend a couple of
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Mccarthy.
John Kirkup. who was employed for
store, left Thursday to spend Christmas
at his home in Iowa.
A. W. Ellickson is suffering from a
broken ankle, received by an accident in
the Glendive railroad yard Sunday. The
fracture is not a very ser ious one.
Misses Tina Brown, D ora and jose
phine Cuisine, who attend the Dickinson
high school, are spending the holidays
with their parents in Gladstone.
The current number of the Student,
published at the State university. has q
pat cartoon, the work of Tom Matherson,
who arrived III the city this week.
Miss Eva Alcott left for Minneapolis
Thursday. where she will render some
vocal selections on a program of enter
tainment given by the Baptist church uf
that place on Christmas Eve.
Mrs. George Dobson and Mrs. w. C.
Crawford returned Thursda y from their
trip to the Twin cities. While there
they visited Mrs. j. +. Phelan and Mrs.
Alexander Hughes.
Miss Loretta Brow nfield is spending
the holiday season visiting friends in
Fargo. Miss Brownfield is. shorthand
i%nstrucor at the Dickinson Business
college.
Is Mrs. Georgia Babcock vent to Ri chard-
ton Thursday to meet her sister. Mrs. F.
T., Rucker, who will spend the Oh ristmas
season with Mrs. Babcock and DR.. Sarah
Smith.
Mrs. Charlotte G gorge and son, Roy,
left Friday for Glendive, where they will
spend Christmas with Mrs. Georges
daughters, Miss Violet and Mrs. j.
| Weiglenda.
Rev. Fl. Vincent Ciner OF Lidgerwood
arrived this week to take charge of the
New Hradec parish. The people of the
parish are to be congratulated in getting
this gentleman.
D. Ernest Hall of Fargo has opened up
a business on East Willard street, where
the Dickinson Horse Sales Co. had their
Office. MIR. Hall deals in pianos and
music. both instrumental and vocal.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
aud a good number of invited friends en-
Thursay evening after their regular 10 dge
review. Splendid refreshments were
served
Mrs. C. D. Smith Of Broncho was in
the city this week visiting her mother
in-law. Mrs. F. M. Smith. She was ac-
companied home On Thursday by her
children. who had been attending school
here.
Miss Goldie Homer of the PRESS force,
and Miss Myrtle Homer left Friday
evening for Sentinel Butte. to spend
Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Viola
Homer. Miss Goldie expects to stay a
week. while Myrtle will remain with her
mother for the winter.
Mrs. Paul Floody and daughter left
this week for Grand Forks. where they
will spend a couple of weeks with Mrs.
Floody's sister. Mrs. Floody recently
made final proof on 100 acres of good
land west of Dickinson.
Miss Emma Christesen arrived from
Milwaukee Friday morning to spend the
holidays in the city at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. j. B. Thompson. Fred Chris
Jensen came in from the ranch the
middle of the week to remain a few
days. Their father, H. c.. Christensen,
has been in from the north several
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