The Dickinson press., 1910-12-10
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fryburg.
Mrs. Allen Harleman has been quite
ill with rheumatism the past week.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. has the
contract to erect the new church build
ing al Medora.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Gates were visi-
tors from Fayette on Saturday. also at
tending to some sho piping.
Mrs. Albert Langdon left Sunday for |
several weeks visit at her old home in
Adrain, N. D., and also Berlin, N. D.
Thursday, the 9Th of December. was a
holy day for the Catholics and mass was
said in the different churches in the
morning.
Souvenir spoons, silverware, cut and
art glass ware, Is to so per cent at the
Levy Bros. radiance of their entire
jewelry stock, Sims st. 1t
Commissioner D. W. Mckenzie and
Daniel Manning returned Wednesday
night from Corwin Hot Springs where
they spent about a week.
John Nicley was in from the south
west on Monday to make homestead
poof on his 167 acre farm. His witness
SEES were Cementz D0lechek and Valen-
tine Ellis.
Mrs. Tom Vallancy. who had been
visiting for several weeks at her old
home in Hawley, MIMI. returned Sun
day. Mr.. Vallancy went as far as Bis
marck to meet his wife.
Mrs. John Courtney, who had been ill
at the W. L.. Richards home since
Thanksgiving, was considerably i'm
proved the first of the week and ex-
pected to return to Taylor.
August Naderhoff. a we'll known young
business man recently of Richardton has
purchased the Palace saloon from Geo.
W. BurkhOlder and has already taken
possession. Mr.. Burkholder will divide
his time between the ranch and the city
now.-Glendive Monitor.
W, F. Blume, local storekeeper for the
N. P. al Dickinson, left the first of the
week for points in Minnesota and ILL
nOis, expecting to be absent from the
city about two weeks. During his
absence Ole johnson of Glendive is look
ing after the company store.
Fire. caused from the OVERLOOKING of
boiling tar, broke out in the basement
of the new Theckla hotel at Glendive,
owned by E. j. Berry, and before it was
gotten under control SIS. 900 worth of
damage vas done. The building is new
and has not been occupied as yet.
. The people of Sentinel Butte have
about So, 900 subscribed for the erection
+ of a new public hall there, and excava-
!, tion work has been already begun. This
: building when completed, will fill q
; long-felt want in Sentinel Butte. Sena-
j, tor Martin donated the site for the hall.
5 Yardmaster Fred Wilson left Sunday
for Sioux City, Iowa, where he will visit
relatives a few days, subsequently *
. pecting to 60 on to Butte and Missoula,
Mont. During his absence of about
ten days Edwin Fox and Paul White are
! looking after the work at the yard Office.
: Mrs. J. L. Hughes and Miss Grace
| Paulger plan to leave about the 18th
j, for a few weeks visit in the east. Mrs.
, in; ,Onalaska, Wis, and Miss Paulge1
, expects to be able to 60 down to spend
the holidays and return with Mrs.
! Hughes. =.
0. S. Kitchen. was in last Saturday
from his homestead seven miles north OF
} Gladstone. MIR. Kitchen is one OF the
newer settlers in Stark county, having
: come from Wisconsin about six years ago.
He has a small dairy and comes to Dick.
inson nearly every week to sell his but.
, ter. Mr.. Kitchen had 70 acres of wheat
. the past season which gave him an ave-
= rage yield of IL bushels.
Auditor j. L. Hughes received word Ct
, the death of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Hughes, at Onalaska, Wis, on Monday.
Death came suddenly resulting from
apoplexy. She was making her home
with a daughter there and expected tc
visit her only son in Dickinson the
coming summer. Besides Mr.. Hughes
a here and her daughter in Onalaska, she
leaves a daughter in Green Bay, Wis.,,
Mr.: Hughes visited his. mother in the
f summer of 1906.
> Walter Curtis and sister, Miss Jeanie
Curtis, arrived Sunday from Buffalo, N.
Y, and are spending several days with
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Pelton, Mrs. Pelton
: being a niece. Mr.. Curtis will return
r to Buffalo, shortly. while Miss Curtis
will continue her journey to California
with her nephew. Curtis Deming, who
, , has been visiting at the Pelton home fol
: : several. weeks. Miss Curtis formerly
8 lived here and proved up on a quarter
= section of land on Green river, viii cf
she still owns. She also has large hold.
J. ings in San Diego.
: The local women theatre-eoers now.
:. days that like plays that offers peeps at
> the latest styles in women's frills and
furbelows and b0nnets, will doubtless
e take many an interested look at the
It women's fashions that prevail in Hard
scrabble, N. f., the scene of Denmal
Thompson's and George W. Ryer's "Oul
New Minister, a comedy which i
n shortly 10 be seen here again with the
original cast and all new scenery. The
e transferable styles wouldn't he favoret
by New York or Boston bellies, but fro1
d a pictorial point of view they ar
e certainly mighty interesting. as al
women will vouch when they see tn
e play, ''Our New Minister which vii
n be presented at the Dickinson Oper
House, on Monday December IL.