The Dickinson press., 1910-12-17


east next week for the holidays.
First class milk and cream for sale at
the Junkin home on Second Ave. w.
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Deane Wiley is expected Sunday from
Grand Forks to spend the holiday season
at his home here.
J. E. johnson was in Thursday from
Northrup with load Of wheat which he
sold at 81 cents per bushel.
A local physician was called to Emer-
son on Thursday to treat blood poison
ing in Mrs. Geo. Browns hand.
John Murphey Of Antelope was in
Dickinson on Friday to attend to somo
business at the local U. S. land Office.
Reed Bros. are Offering many specials
for Xmas and their store windows are
attractive with the displays of appro-
pirate holiday goods
The old residents of Dickinson, Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. McKibbon of Beach.
were guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Litch,
in the city the first of the week.
Arthur Parker. and Maynard Litch
arrived Tuesday from the Minnesota u.
at Minneapolis and will spend the holi-
day season at their homes in the city.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Elliot early in the week. A daugh-
ter was also born last Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Kendley of Medora.
A. Hilliard left on Friday for Day.
tona, Florida, where Mrs. Hilliard and
the baby and Miss Marion went some
weeks ago. Mr.. Hilliard is going a
little earlier this season than in former
years.
In our article about the Episcopal
church fair last week. the name Of Mrs:
N. c. Lawrence was unintenti0nally
omitted. Mrs. Lawrence was faithful
worker and had charge of the sales in
the fancy work booth. =----
: Ed. Lenneviiie viii have a turkey
shoot at the Lenneville farm on Sunday
afternoon commencing at O'Clock.
About rs turkeys will be shot for and
special invitation is extended to
everyone by Mr.. Lenneville.
DR.. S. A. Danford district superinten-
dent of the Bismarck district of the
Methodist church will be in Dickinson
Sunday and preach at the Methodist
church morning and evening. The
business meeting will he held some time
Monday.
Miss Mary Nolan finished her school
work and went to St. Paul on Saturday
to be with her sister, Mrs. Grady. who
has been so seriously ill, for short
time. Miss Clara Thacker, as pre-
viously announced, will fill out Miss
Nolan's school year with the Dickinson
board.
The Fred. Thompson Racket Store has
bunch of Christmas goods located in
the basement OF the store, which is the
latest city style, so if you wish Dickin-
son to be recognized as up-to-date, just
drop down few steps, either from the
inside--of the building or outside, and
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Mrs. Roy Ringrose died on Friday OF
last week at her home near Baker,
Mont. Mr.. and Mrs. Ringrose were
we'll known in this city Mr.. Ringrose
was travelling salesman for pottery
company and Mrs. Ringrose visited
at the Allen Harleman home several
times. They took homestead nea,
Baker about year ago.
Deputy Sheriff Brown went to Belfeld
Tuesday and summoned twelve Jurors te
appear Wednesday at the court house on
the Pelton case. The case was dis
missed however. and these jurymen were
excused. Among them were: j. S.
Sorenson. l. A. Nelson. Frank Sharman,
A. C. McCarty, J. D. Deitermap, John
McCabe. J. A. Eslick, Ludwig Lerfald
and MI french. 4
Manager Fleury has arranged fol-
several basketball games in the month
of January and all with first-class
teams. Our boys are enthusiastic and
anxious to show just what they can dt
with some of these fast teams. They
have two games with Valley City in
January. on the 18th and 10Th and dur.
ing the latter part of the month will
play with a fast travelling team from
Two Rivers, Wis.
A homesteader and farmer by the
name of Joseph ververka. living alb ou1
IL miles southwest, died in a peculia,
manner Thursday on his way home from
a trip TO Dickinson. A little son waf
with him. Not feeling we'll the father
layed down in the wagon on the home.
ward trip. and was found dead on ar.