The Dickinson press., 1910-12-03
Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Eide, of Daglum,
were in Dickinson on Tuesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Eide, of Daglum,
were in Dickinson on Tuesday.
The only doll for baby is the unbreak-
able kind sold at Roquettes. 1t
Miss Lena Miller of Richardton was
in Dickinson the first of the week.
Miss Nora Wilson has a night school
for the study of stenography and type
writing at Richardton.
Dan Manning and Duncan Mckenzie
left Tuesday for the Corwin. Hot Springs,
Mont, where they will spend about two
weeks.
Daisy Mitchell. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Mitchell, is recover
ing from her attack of inflammatory
rheumatism.
William Reilly, son of Farrell Reilly
of Lehigh, left Tuesday night for Fargo.
where he will take course in the Da-
kota Business College.
Miss Eva Randolph, operator at the
| local te elephone exchange. spent Thanks
giving in Bismarck the, guest of her
sister, Mrs. Carl Knutson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sproat moved
he latter part of last week into the re-
Gently completed house of.'Mrs. J. Har-
rington's on Second Ave. E.
A bunch of the Beach realty men
have been in Dickinson this week solicit
ing contracts for the purchase of lots in
one of the new additions there.
Miss Oveda Veger arrived the first of
the week from Fergus Falls, Mimi, to
accept a position as assistant photo
frapher in the Beckman & Anderson
STUDIO.
W. o. Mitchell came down from
Wibaux to spend Thanksgiving with his
family. Mr.. Mitchell has quite lot of
plasterine and other work to do yet at
Wibaux.
Get in your special orders in our line
now, as it is impossible to get as good
service if you wait till too near Xmas.
H. M. Roberts, matchmaker, jeweler
and enaraver. 12-3-2t
Petricka & Blanchard. land and loan
agents, have put Atom Victor safe in
their Office in the Ray building. The
purchase was made through the A. P.
Folsom agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hayes came in
from Fayette to spend Thanksgiving
and the remainder of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hayes and Mrs.
Minnie Klinefelter. -, !;
| Mrs. G. J. Busch and two children of
Bismarck spent Thanksgiving and the
early part Of this week, guests Of Attor-
ney and Mrs. H. c. Berry. Mrs. Busch
and Mrs. Berry are sisters,
Elsie Cummings arrived Tuesday night
from St. Luke's Hospital st. Paul.
where she has been for the past six
weeks. She is feeling somewhat better
but not entirely recovered. a @
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Swope left Tues
day fer Seattle. WASH, where they will
spend a few days. They recently pur-
chased some Of the Jovita Heights lots,
between Seatle and Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Brenner entertain
ed the ladies Of the Fancy Work Club
and their husbands last Saturday even
ing. A very delicious, luncheon was
served before the guests departed.
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( The home Of Rev. j. w. Dudley, not
far from Beach. was recently burned to
the ground. A 14-months' old grand
Ichild also persisted in the flames. The
Financial loss was also heavy one,
with reinsurance.
/ Miss Hazel Randolph. who lad been
Eemployed for several months he past
Esdmmet1 at fredf iThompson's Racket
estofe, was married 90 Tuesday Of last
week to Carl Knutson. contractor at
EBimarck where they will make their
khome. iis.;,s .,s 81. I /
Mr; 4 and 4. Mrs y. J. Buchner Of Glen
dive left last Saturday for Duluth, where
they were caileH BY the illness Of MI.
Bpchner' g mother. Their little son,
Arthur; isS staying with his grand
E,pasents Mr. and Mrs David Roberts in
this city. while MI. and Mrt. Buchner
are away.