The Dickinson press., 1910-08-20

SOC silk Isle hose for 29c at New Era
Department store. 1t
Mrs. Garfield Partridge was ill the first
Of the week.
Wanted-2 or 3 furnished rooms in
modern house. Address box S25, City. Up
Archie Palmer and Chas. Hem ptfine
came in from Manning on Tuesday.
Boys all wool knickerbocker school
suits. All kinds and sizes. There are
bargains at So. so. ,$4.0 90 and S.. 1t
ADDISON Baker had his arm hurt quite
badly in the railroad yards and was
taken 10 the Brainerd hospital the latter
part of last week.
Cluet shirts, latest fabrics, ST.. so
values for ST. 90 at the New Era De-
partment store. 1t
Mrs. Norman McPhee and daughter,
Florence. left Tuesday for Seattle. where
they will visit relatives for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Jesperson of Tay-
lor came to Dickinson in their auto on
Tuesday. Commissioner Leutz accom-
panied them.
Greatest line of fancy dress vests ever
shown in Dickinson at New Era Depart
ment store. it
Miss Laura Lindsey, who had been
visiting Miss Mareery CuskelIy for some
time, returned Sunday to her home in
Wisconsin.
The Boston dispatches of Tuesday
told of Senator L. A. Simpson being on
the ground to renew the Russell will
case suit. Senator and Mrs. Simpson
spent last week in St. Paul.
Grand Forks Herald 1T is now said
that our old friend Merry of Dickinson
is the man who proposed to build a new
railroad into Fargo. Merry has pro-
NOTED a lot of schemes, and people have
sunk a lot of money through its &C.
tivity.
Death to profits and high prices. See
for yourself. At New Era Department
store. 1t
c. D. Davis returned the first of the
week from Madison, Mlnn., where he
was called by the death of his mother.
He was accompanied by his father,
who will visit with him here for some
time.
H. L. Dickinson and son, Guy, ex-
pected to get started about today en- an
auto pleasure trip in the country south.
Their objective points are Deadwcod
and Leeds, S. D., where they expect to
find much amusement at fishing and
other %recreations.
Vera Hartung was burned badly about
the hands and face, when one day the
first Of the week she, with her brother,
was examining something underneath
the auto. A lighted match caused a
small explosion and several burns on
the hands and face of the young lady
was the result.
Attorney G. S. Wooledee, of the firm
of Murphy & Wooledge of Kenmare, this
state, was transacting business in Dick
inson IN Thursday. Mr.. Wooledge is a
hustling young attorney and ar old
friend of Ernest and Welland Orchard
some years ago when they were all
residing in Fargo together.
Rufus Lee, nominee for the Legislature
on the republican ticket, W. L. Prindle
rand Cashier A. L. Ritz were up from
Gladstone Monday evening for a few
hours. Mr. Lee said that he had go
acres of corn that gave promise of a fine
crop. He is of the opinion that farmers
generally over the state will get better
wheat yields than they had figured on.
Miss Mary Lynch, who has made he1
home in St. Paul since leaving Dick
inson about six years ago, arrived in
the city The first of the week and il
visiting the Catherine Ray and Mar,
Walton families and other friends in
the city. Miss Lynch was a dressmakeI
A0AO III ooSSAoA yOoAo PA0vAOuo W uOl
doing to St. Paul, where she keeps 8
rooming house now.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Paterson las
Friday evening, at the J. H. Lavin'
home. The affair, was in the form o
q shower in honor of Mrs. Peterson VIII,
is a member of the order. Many MIC
presents bere given with GOOD wishes
to the recently married couple. and re
freshments and games passed the hour
t away.
Michael REGAIN and son, John. return
I ed last Saturday to their home at Ana
conda, Mont. after visiting Lawrence
: Regain, Mrs. Ryan and Miss Margaret
Regain, brother and sisters of the eide
gentleman. Mr.. REGAIN is much inter
ested in this part Of the country. havin
9 travelled over it as q soldier in earl
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