The Dickinson press., 1910-11-05
LOCAL NEWS

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prices see Dickinson Cement Works, /.
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the best. cut stone !vhtn .latdff viii
wear better. Ills the buildihg' material
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Mrs. Kate Edgar sold her small house
to Burr Pelton. a:4I1is@"
c. J. Pennock was. in. from: Manning
on Tuesday. .o>,as..I ,lisl
Mrs. Charles Rogers returned Sunday
from DeSota. Wis, where she visited
for three weeks at her old home.
Archie Merrill was III. from Oakdale
q few days the first of the week trans
tu:tilaa business u.si ness III
Miss Josephine Benson visited her
brother, Dr.. Benson. in Glen Ullin last
Saturday. Her brothet recently met
with an automobile accident. {
Miss Ruby, Fowler and Henry g.
Schwartz attended the marriage Of Mr..
1Schwartz's brother in New Salem on
Sunday. 49,, ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Russell, of Miner.
NJ, D.. were visiting. in the city the
lpast week. Mrs Russell is a sister of
Mrs. G. Russell.
Mrs. A. Morgan. returned Saturday to-
her home. at La Crosse, Wis. after
visiting several weeks with her daueh-
ter. Mrs. Duncan Christensen.
Mrs. Kate Edgar and dausht er, Miss
Olive Richardson. left. this. week, fot
Spokane, where Nathan Foster. Mrs.
jEdsar's con, is. at5work. They expect
to, make their future home in Spokane.
Mrs Mis-. r. II. Beach iat;bllniasd Saturday
from Pontiac. ILL.,. where she visited
relatives several weeks. Dr. Beach
went as far as Minneapofisato accompany
her home. 80 N' =
Well established boarding house bust
ness on 4th Ave. W for sale. including
entire equipment; SO regular boarders
good thing for the right parties. Mrs.
j. B. Walsh. y fist
Conductor W.. H. Brown and Cyril
Heath returned from St. Paul the Hfs|
of the week where they were called as
witnesses on a case against the Northern
Pacific Railway Co.
If, you have money lying idle or in.
vested in a way that is not satisfactory
or does not yield more than: per gent,
you should investigate the Certificate.
of Deposit issued by the Dakota Nationa
Bank. -. -. s,,,-., ,>s s.s,.,, !;
Enrolment for month ending October
%. 1910. of School No. 4, Green, River
County of Dunn. Number of pupils en-
rolled 10. The names of those who hav,
missed two days or less are: Barbara
Stroh, Phillip Stroll Rosa jaeger. Jacot
JAEGER. Peter jaeger and Max Heiser.
JUST A WoMAN's Way is {
drama of the new school. presenting {
good, solid story and driving home {
moral that convinces one of an evening
well spent. At the Dickinson oper.
house on Thursday November 10.
Mrs. Tom vallancey went to James
town Tuesday where she will take regu-
lar treatment from an a specialist
From there abe will q, On to der HON!
at .Hawley, Mimi, to visit for. several
weeks.
Miss Beatrice Lish returned Monda,
from St. Paul. She is, recoyerin,
splendidly from her serious operation
four weeks ago. Mrs. Frank Lish an,
Mrs. Drury went down to ..accompan!
Miss Lish home. -.
George W. Kilmer. local agent for tn,
N. P. received the news the past weel
of the death Of W. T. Condor at a hos
pital in Helena. Death was caused b,
an operation for appendicitis. Decease,
was travelling freight and passense,
agent for the Chicaao & Northwestern
and was we'll known to many stockme1
in this locality. He was born il
Chicago 81 years ago and leaves wifi,
and three children.
Thomas Fisher, a brother-in-law o
Pat Rau,i whose life was lost in tn
storm of March 49,, 1894, believes. tina
the story printed in the PRESS last weel
about the finding Of human bones ii tn
Gave Hills country. may give the rela
tives a clue 10 the last resting place o
the storm victim from Dickinson. Mr.
Fisher was n of the searchine part!
organized in the city to look. for Ed
Crawford and Pat Rau. The horse which