The Dickinson press., 1910-06-04

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Bucks of different models. From the
racing model Is Toy Tonneau down 10
the new Toy Ionneau model Ten. These
six cars are all in daily use and giving
perfect satisfaction. 1t
The Dickinson Motor Co. have in stock
new cars of the different Buick models.
Call and try out the actual car you wish
to buy. 1t.
The Dickinson Motor Co. have for
sale several slightly used Demonstrators
of different makes, in perfect order
which will be sold at right prices. Call
and get a demonstration. it
A son was born on Thursday to MIR.
and Mrs. L. S. Ellis Of Bowman at the
Stein hospital.
Miss Alma Vallin Of Belfeld was
operated on Thursday for appendicitis
at the Stein and is doing favorably.
Editor James of the Regent Times was
in Dickinson IN Friday.
E. Deffebach has left the employ of.
the Great Western and is now working
on his own hook with a St. Paul COM
mission firm. The Great Western will
hunt a long tine before they find a mar
who can get them the business that Mr..
Deffebach did.
For Sale at q b%argain-a six room
modern house and two lots on First
Ave. w. Inquire at PRESS. 6-4-4t
The following graduated from the
Dickinson high school on Friday, June
IT,: Mareery4 johnson. Fern WILSON,,
Mabel Stewart. Josephine Gustine. Dora
Cuisine, Louise Poland, Maggie Harkins,
Bernard Angel. Robert Scarf, Earl
Akenhead, Raymond Cuskelly and
Maynard Litch.
John Trenkenshe was in Dickinson
on Friday to make homestead final
proof.
"A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher on Tuesday, May 81. in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher are home
steaders north of Zenith.
Mrs. James Campton of Terry, Mont,
is a patient at the Stein this week,
receiving medical treatment.
r. r. Ives of Minneapolis was visit
ing his sister. Miss Charlotte Names
at the Stein hospital last Saturday and
Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Brabec on Thursday. June 2.
Miss Hattie Stool of the city had a
foot amputated at the Stein hospital
on Wednesday, ewing to some malignant
growth , I Il !.
Mr.sanddi; AAfrs.ssEd. Barry Of HeettindRer
the city now while their infant
child5jb srecsfvipk medical treatment at
the steinshospitaa,: :
Don't forget to order the ice cream
ia, you Sunday dinner at the Dickinson
candy Shop. -....,. it.
Sets Of the linen paper lunch cloths
ard napkins. which are so popular for
parties now can be gotten at the Dick
inson Candy Shop. it
A child. was born Wednesday. June
!, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Lefor Of
Gladstone.
Ernest Schwartz is at the Fisher
hospital suffering with typhoid fever.
Mrs. +. Kicker Leaves todav
Saturday, for her home in Mott after
visiting relatives inthe city.
Dr. Z. c. Smith expects to leave
Sunday for 81. Paul, where after trans
acting business he will 90 on to Canada
to look after his land.
9. N. Dinsdale came in fromsa BUSH
ness trip in Montana on Thursday. 1.
Mrs Oscar Kolsted Of Red Lodge,
Mont. is visiting at the A.sW. Ellick-
son home. III
Mrs. Simon Guon-- Of South Dickinson
is at thefStein hospital suffering from
the effects of dose of carbolic..a acid
taken by mistake on Wednesday.:even-
ing. She wa slightly improved on
Friday, although not BY :.any mean out
| o (. d1ange4r: "a s;ss ssa
Mr.. Archie Belden. son Of Nj. --and
MRS. J. a. Belden, and Miss Pauline
Maulters were married last Saturday
by Rev. Brayfield Of the Episcopal
church. Mrs. Belden is a sister of Mrs.
Max LANCE Of this city and came here
from Wisconsin several months ago.
The young couple are residing with his
parents in. the old Scofield house on
Second Ave. w.