The Dickinson press., 1910-04-02

ing tables. in fact almost anything
needed in the home? Come in and get
prices. We have just unloaded two
cars and can supply your needs. We
buy. sell and exchange in all lines. E.
A. Currie, Dickinson. 3-26-2t
Rev. f. L. Watkins went to James
town OH Wednesday evening to attend
the annual meeting of the State En-
forcement League.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Brinton of Beach
were in Dickinson on Wednesday.
Editor Brinton is having plans drawn
in this city for his new Chronicle build
ing.
John Steckler. formerly at Drenkel's,
is keeping books for the German Mer-
camille Co. Miss Ruby Fowler finally
decided to remain at the laundry.
j. B. Taylor of jamestown, an old
boyhood friend of DR.. G. A. Perkins at
Red Wing, Minn., was in the city on
Wednesday. MIR. Taylor represents tie
Home Life Ins. Co. of N. Y.
Parker & Co. have purchased 46K
acres of land of o. A. Brown at SIS
per acre. The land is on the north side
of the track near the Missouri Slope
Brick & Tile Go. works east of the
city. A stream of water runs through
the land which makes it ideal for a
slaughter house which the new owners
will erect for the convenience of their
market.
Mrs. Sarah E. Thompson. mother of
Geo. F. Thompson, was in from nine
miles south of Dickinson on Thursday
to make final five year homestead proof
on her $50 acres adjoining her sons
farm. Her son and Frank Brose acted
as witnesses. Mrs. Thompson enjoys
good health and now has title to one of
Stark county's handsome farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Slow and four
children en- route from visit in Iowa
to their home at Pullman, WASH, stopped
off in the city this week to consult a
physician, one of the children being
sick. A very malignant case o. diph-
iberia was discovered and the family
are under quarantine at the home of
Mrs. Jennie Brown.
Mrs. j. v. Jessen was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon to about IS ladies
in honor Of Mrs A. T. Jessen, who
recently arrived from South Dakota.
The happy company enjoyed the game
of 500 for the afternoon hours and were
served q delicious COLLATION. by the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. E. A. Lilibridge.
Mrs. R. H. johnson aud Miss Louise
Clarke.
MI. and Mrs. j. v. Jessen and chill
dren are planning trip to Denmark
and will leave here some time the latte,
part of April. A brother, A. T. Jessen.
who recently disposed of his store busi-
ness in South Dakota and is now enjoy.
ing vacation in Denmark, will be
here in time to take Mr.. Jessen's place
in the Hub Clothing store during hi.
absence. Mrs. A. T. Jessen and chilt
did not accompany her husband and are
quests at the j. v. Jessen home now
where they will live for the summer.
The members of the Junior class O.
the D. H. S. will give tLeir first anGua
dancing party on April y. The young
people are enthusiastic over the sffai
and no doubt will have every arrange
ment necessary to accommodate thei
guests in first-class style. The affai
will be at the ar1nory and the proceed
will 60 into the new gymnasium fund
The members of the Junior class ar,
Jennie Freeman, Marjorie Stickney
Sadie Nichols. Clara W. Davis, Haze
Fox. Susie Pendereast. and Bernadett
Brown, Louis Palmer. Robert Scarf
Maynard Litch. Denver Berg. Franl
Zimmerman. Tony kostelecky ant
Donald Hunter.