The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01
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c. G. Jones came down from Medora
Tuesday.
A. M. Pomroy went east on a business
trip the first of the week.
A. A. Meyer and P. M. Andrews of
Beach were in the city Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. George Hickman came
in from Horswill the first of the week.
Miss Grace Hess went to her home at
Fingal, N. D., Tuesday, for a two weeks I
visit. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Of this city went
to Sonth Hear" for the dance in the new
Kennedy store Tuesday night.
Mrs. R. G. McNair spent the holiday
season with her daughter, Mrs. Chris
Guttenfelder at Avoca, Iowa.
John Britt of Medora was in the city
for several days this week, receiving
treatment for blood poisoning in n of
his fingers.
Mrs. Martha Peterson sends the sea-
sons greetings to her friends here from
AAoca, Iowa, where she is visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. J. Maxwell.
Robert, the six months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Leary, died on Wed
nesday. The child had been ailing for
some time, and succumbed to the bad
cold that If now epidemic in the city.
Ill., G.os. .,,o L,1l TIL, rcAa,y altar
noon. Rev. w. ]. Brown officiating.
Harry Pond entertained twelve of his
boy and girl friends Tuesday evening,
at the home Of his parents on First Av-
enue w. The evening was pleasantly
spent in playing cards and checkers.
Mrs. Pond, assisted by Mrs. R. H.
Johnson, served dainty refreshments at
the close of the evenings entertain
ment.
!, AT the election of officers in the Com
mandery Tuesday evening, the follow
ing were chosen; r. H. Johnson, s. c;
, w. L. Richards, G; ]. F. Davis, Prelate;
r y. billiard, Treas; John Riessbeck,
! Sec; Fred Turner, Sen. w; Will Lenne-
vile, Jun. w; Geo. Senour, Standard
Bearer; c. D. Litch, Warder.
On Tuesday evening a merry sleigh.
ing party drove to South Heart to take
in the dance in Will Kennedy's new
\ store building. In the party were Mr.
: and Mrs. Angus Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Davis, Mrs. Mary Schakel and Miss
Margaret Currie. A fine time is report
= ed by all who attended.
o The fire whistle at the electric ligh'
= was placed in commission Monday
II Sundays fire demonstrated how neces
sary this whistle is, as probably o ;
&c dozen of the fireman heard the rounc
= house whistle, and there was consider
:, able delay in reaching the scene of thu
= fire. =
L., Crowley's drug store has received til,
addition of a number of new floor SHOW
cases this week, which display he stool
ii in a very attractive manner New win
e. dow mirrors have also been received
m which will add greatly to the appearance
e. OF the windows, and the whole interior o
It. the store has been rearranged, present
n ing a very inviting appearance.
H. J.. Schultz writes from Wall,
ut Walla, Wash.
Mrs. Will Hager and three childrel
= left Thursday for Mason City. Iowa.
The two-year old daughter of Mr.. AM
Mrs. A. H. Louden has been very ill thii
week.
Some rowdy men at Leipzig are sail
to have pounded up Postmaster O. W
Shattuck badly.
J. C. F. Parker was around on Frida,
handing his meat and grocery customer
handsome 1910 calendars. 10.
Found at the A. 7. Crowl Co. store
pocket book containing quite a sum o
money. Owner call at store. /
Miss Rose Hartung wishes through
the PRESS to thank all who helped he
win the piano in the Crowley contest. 1
Miss Jessie Leask, daughter of MI
and Mrs. John Leask, held The luck,
number at the Christmas matinee at tn,
Unique and wal entitled TO the beautiful
doll.
E. K. Parren. of the Dickinson Role
mill, returned this week from Coopers
town. N. D., where he spent Christmas
He was accompanied by his daughte
Shirley.
John Neil has WI itten that he expec,
to pass through Dickinson next Monda
on his way to Brainerd where he hopes t
get an operation on his hand that will
be beneficial.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Cuskelly entertai
this Saturdau-exenind al their hand