The Dickinson press., 1910-11-19

Miss Florence White left on Monday
for Glendive.
F. b. Hevener returned on Thursday
from a business trip In 81. Paul.
Lou Randall was elected commission
er in district 3 in Mckenzie county.
Rev. Thos. l. Rabsteinek IL pastor Of
St. Mays church at Hague. this state.
Senator A. l. Martin was having
dental work attended to In the city ON
Thursday.
1t will pay you to make an extra effort
to see Madam K on her arrival here. |
Roquette Bros. It'll
Louie Palm. Nike Palm and Adam
Weller were Richardton visitors to
Dickinson on Thursaay. -.
Alonzo Nichols CLAIMED Friday togo
to the Otto Buehner ranch near Bailey to
spend a week hunting. ),
Bowling Alley in Armory basement,
open day and evening. Cigars, tobacco
and candy. c. H. DeFoe. II-5tf
c. G. Muee. who used - peddle bills
in Dickinson, adveftises himself as an;
eye specialist in Mckenzie county.
Senator L. A. Simpson has been In,
the Twin Cities for a week On business. !,
He was expected home the last of the,
week.
Mrs. J. Leonbereer and son. Fred
~Leonberger. returned Wednesday from
a two weeks business visit at Livine-;1
ston, Mont. g |
Miss Mary Mckinley left Sunday for
the Twin Cities where she will visit al
short time, then 60 on to Mason City. !
Iowa, and visit her cousin. Mrs. Claude
Evans, for some time.
The 8-year-o)d daughter of Conductor
and Mrs. R. Eyer is quarantined for /
diphtheria. The parents live in the
Clara Lowery house on Second Ave. W., |
and the child has been ill for about a
week. |
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Geisaman, who
have resided northwest of Dickinson in
Billings county for a year. were in the
city on Friday. Mr.. Geisaman states
that his fax crop averaged a little better
than 9 bushels to the acre.
Engineer Ed. Persons was fixing the
head lights on his engine near Glendive
last week, when he fell and broke his
collar bone, but not seriously. He will
be able to resume his duties on the rail-:
road by the first of December at least.
This week the PRESS force has been
crowded more than usual with work,
getting out the delinquent tax list, the
official tabulated vote of the November 8
election, and som ends of the paper
have necessarily been neglected.
Walter Farrand has leased the Abe
Currie store on First Ave. E. and has
already taken possessions. Mr.. Farrand
had charge of the second hand store on;
Sims street for several years and was
very successful, but on account of the
fire " months ago was compelled to
seek a new location.
All ladies appreciate suggestions for
recipes, patterns and formulas by other
ladies, because the ideas are practical.
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer
prints seven columns of such informa-.
ton each week. This paper is ST. so a
year, but subscribing through the PRESS
the two papers will cost only ST.. rs.
Engineer Pete Berg returned this week
from two weeks at Chico, Montana, and
states that he is now free from all
rheumatism, although he plans to return
again for treatment for kidney trouble.
Mrs. VIM. E. Knowles runs the Chico
Hot Springs house, and Mr.. Berg is very
high in his praise of the management.
He says that it is a home place where
any man would moi hesitate to take his
family, and the patients get value for
their money.
The Dickinson Candy Shop is putting
up a pure sugar mixed candy which will
be sold at zoe per lib. They want a
name for this new candy and the person
leaving the most appropriate name at
the candy store between now and next
Tuesday evening, will get a 5-lb. box Of
their best candies free. Three judges
have been selected and the contest
will close about $50 the evening of
November %. Call and see this new
mix of candy and send in the name you
think it ought to have.
The old, old story, told times without
number, and repeated over and over
again for the last 36 years, but it is al