The Dickinson press., 1910-12-10
LOCAL NEWS
Try the Grill special.

xEy tlC WILL 6DCCldls ~
Come in to the Grill and have a good
oyster. stew. i. 1t
Come in to the Grill and have a good
oyster stew.
Just received a new lot. of Stetson
stiff and soft hats. L. J. Dickinson-&
Son. 1t
Latest styles in cards and folders.
Come and see them. Beckman & An
derson. I2-1o-3t
Ship or bring YOU furs to us. Highest
cash price, quickest returns. Levy Bros.
Sims Street. I2.Iotf
All Of our ladies 81 and..$s bracelets
for S3.45. The Levy Bros. jewelry sale,
Sims Street. 1t
A beautiful calendar with photo of
yourself, given free with an order over
s.. Beckman & Anderson. I2-Io-3t
It's so much easier to build the fire,
when you have the kindling. We can
furnish it. Phone 6. Vaughn Fuel 4
Oil Co., dealers in coal and kindling.
12-3-tf
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist of
Fargo, will visit Dickinson Friday and
Saturday, Dec. 16 and II. Richardton
on Monday Dec. 10, and Glen ullin Dec.
20 Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
12-1O-2t
50. IS buys a ladies or gents Elein
Waltham, Rockford or Hampden move-
ment with a IA K gold filled. 20 year
case. at The Levy Bros. jewelry sale,
Sims Street. 1t
For lack of room Fred Thompson is
displaying his fine line of holiday Goods
in the basement of his Racket store.
You will find just the thing you want
here. so pay him a visit. 12-10-2t
Mike Zwicker of Halliday was attend
ing to business matters in the city the
first of the week.
The ~11-year-old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Holler on Green River
is quite sick with rheumatic fever.
The annual delinquent tax sale of
Stark county will take place next Tues
day at the office of Auditor J. L..
Hughes.
Charles GunkeI of near Fargo was
visiting his son Carl, at Belfield. and
also spent a few days in the city the
first Of the week, visiting old-time
friends.
H. X. Nichols expected 10 60 to Bel
field Friday evening to close some farm
loan deals. He will 60 to New Eng
land and Regent on Saturday on land
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. ssLitchy and
Mrs. Litchy's brother, Charles Belgard,
returned Wednesday from Des Moines,
Iowa, where they spent Thanksgiving
and the following week at Mr.. Litchy's
| old home.
Mrs. Fred Freeman was lucky enough
to draw the handsome kitchen cabinet
given this week by the Hoosier Cabinet
Co., through their agents. Boulger &
Hughes. Cards were. distributed in the
city and all who wrote their names on
same and returned them to the Boulger
{. Hughes store had a chance of win
ming. Names were drawn Thursday,
the fifth and lucky n bearing Mrs.
Freeman's name.
The Ladies of the Maccabees initiated
the following candidates on Wednesday
evening Mrs. W. J. Littlehales, Mrs.
Littlehales. Anna K~ostelecky and
following officers to serve for the ensuing
| toruo . Mics TS11so Pom n . Mics
Mollie K%ostelecky, Lieut.. Com. !; Mrs.
W. II. Brown, record keeper; Miss Mary
Berringer; finance keeper; Mrs. j. Birch,
chaplain; Mrs. M. Drury, Sergeant =;
Mrs. J.. Berringer, Mistress-at-arms
Mrs. j. Flynn. Sentinel; Mrs. j. w.
iSwope, picket. The Maccabee lodge is
in a Furnishing condition now and the
members are all working. A large num-
Der of new members have been taken in
the past year.
A fellow by the name of Winters
was arrested Sunday morning for pound
ing up Jack Fields, a railroad brake
man. The two had been playing bill
lizards during the early hours of the
morning and following a dispute the
assault was made. Deputy Brown was
called and captured Winters in the
railroad yards, evidently making an
attempt to leave the city. Field was
taken to the hospital for treatment.
His face is badly mutilated. This
young nan will be remembered as n
of the Dickinson ball players the past
season. Winters is q transient who
had been soliciting subscriptions for
some papers, and is in Jail awaiting
Developments.
For the past several weeks Roquette
Bros. have been promising something
good to their lady customers on the ar
rival of Madam X. In the meantime
everybody was guessing as to who OF
what Madam x would prove to be. On
Thursday morning the suspense was
ended, for in n of their large store
windows was displayed a special line
of Madam X Heatherbloom %petticoats,
marked at the low price OF $1.59.
These petticoats are something new in
two patterns. a Persian and d white
and black stripe. Although not Acorre-