The Dickinson press., 1910-01-29

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Don't miss our SIS all-wool suit sale.
L. J. Dickinson & Son. 1t
For good, clean, dry Ignite. call on A.
H. PELTON. Phone 1861. I-15-tf
Miss Helen Hobbs, the nurse, left for
St. Paul the first Of the week.
Mrs. Robert Lyon returned the first Of
the week from her trip to Minneapolis.
Wanled-eood girl to commence work
February /. Mrs. N. l. Ayers. ct
Mn. H. Mann Of Hebron was operated
on for appendicitis at the Stein this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.--Graeber of New
England spent a few days the first Of
the week, transactine business in the
city.
An experienced teacher with End
grade certificate wants situation. Ad-
dress this office. 1-29-2t
Miss Belle Joyce went to Livingston.
Mont. this week, where she will make
her home for a time.
George P. Keiter. made a trip to Bel
field Monday, making directory deliv-
cries.
Mrs. J. Leonberger will entertain this
Saturday evening in honor of former
President McKinley's birthday anniver-
sary.
Miss Fannie Muller of Beach. who Wis
tied last week with Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S.
Cunningham. left on Monday for Chi
cago, where she will visit relatives for
some time.
Mrs. Isaac Hughes came in from her
home at Fayette on Tuesday and left the
following day for Eagle Grove, Iowa,
where she will visit relatives for some
time.
Miss Anna Kostelecky left the first
of the week for St. Paul. where she
will enter a wholesale millinery house
10 study styles for two weeks after
which she will be sent out as trimmer
| by the MANAGEMENT.
Mrs. F. A. Little came in from Fay
cite IN Wednesday and will visit Mr..
Little in the city for a few days, after
which she intends to visit at the home
| of her brother, John r. French, at
| Bismarck for a short time.
The following are the totals for eight
games of ten pins rolled on the DeFoe
bowling alleys this week: Freeman,
1888 ; Hunter, 1883; Hauser, 1856; W.
Wondrie, 1901; L. Kostelecky, 1912; j.
Riessbeck. 1910; W. Kostelecky, Som
ers. 1927.
C. B. Randall expects to 60 out to the
Wallis Huidekoper cattle ranch in the
Bad Lands the first of next week. Mr..
Randall says that the stock out theil
way has wintered very we'll and it hat
not been necessary to iced much thit
winter.
D. D. Sullivan. optical specialist Of
Fargo. will visit Dickinson Friday an6
Saturday. February 4 and S. All per
sons having defective eye-siaht or who
need their glasses changed or renewed
should cali and see him. Office at st.
Charles hotel. 1-22-2t
A Cooperstown item says: Henry W.
Nelson has returned from Dickinson,
where he had been to fight a contest
for his claim. He was beaten out o.
it and figures that he has lost bet wee1
three and four thousand dollars as hi
values his claim as being. worth thai
much. He blames himself for the loss,
however. Had he kept no the necessary
improvements, his position as substitute
mail carrier would have held the farm
for him.
Dickinson people were glad on Wednes
day to meet H. Curliss and L. H
Young, two old residents of the country
south, now located on, beautiful FARM
in Oregon just a little way from Port
land. Mr.. Young was here to close VI
some business matters and to transfer
his house in the eastern part of the cit!
to Robert Fisher. the sale having beer
agreed upon some time ago. Mr.. YOUNG
said that the Grass was green and thu
trees budding on his farm when he lef,
home. Mr.. Curliss made a. trip to Sal
Francisco and Los Angeles the past win
ter, and is now enjoying the best Of
health. The gentlemen went from here Il
Bowman via Terry. where they will visi
old friends and transact business for
short time.