The Dickinson press., 1911-11-04

0SO. m. EEye dttlV0O Oh AHuI6O6y
from St. Paul.
Wanted-a good lady cook. American.
,, Mrs. A. H. Deiters. 1l-5-tf
For sale-a 81 caliber Winchester
rifle. Anton Jensen, Dickinson. 11-4-2p
A daughter was horn to Conductor and
Mrs. W. E. Baker On October 81.
Miss Amelia Dohle of Bel6eld is the
new clerk at the Crowl-Schroede store.
For Rent-8-room house Cor. 1st Ave.
E and 5th St. Apply to. E. N. Robinson.
11-5-tf.
Alonzo Nichols was quite badly
shaken up. and hurt at the football game
at Mandan last Saturday.
DR.. H. Anderson expects to 90 to
Sentinel Butte the first of the week and
he also has a call to 60 to Daglum.
"A farm horse at the Lloyd RAIDER place
northeast Of the city, was found to have
CHAMBERS and was killed this week.
Mrs. Earl Robinson returned Tuesday
from Mandan where she visited her sis
ter, Mrs, Thomas Conroy for two weeks.
Mrs. Gus. Anderson. who resides eight
miles south of Belaeld. was attending
to business in this city the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Lauser and daugh-
ter were in from the Oakdale count ~
the past week with a load of fax and
cabbage.
8. F. Manning is in from his ranch on
the Little Missouri river, visiting at the
home of his parents. MI. and Mrs. Dan
Manning.
Supt. Berg; Manual Work Instructor
Gustafson and County Supt. Mary Nolan
were attending the State Educational
meet at Fargo this week. :
Ticket Agent Dalton left this week for
his home in Billings. Mont. c. S. f1ode-
son takes the day work and a Mr.. Fem
hoff is the new night mar
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hike were Bel6eld
residents who were shopping in the city
this week. also attending the play.
"Checkres" at the opera house.
Stolen-a woven wire cot was stolen
from back shed of H. C. Berry's resi-
dence on October 31st. If the same is
not returned the suspected thieves will
be prosecuted. it
C. 7. Langley and H. A. Hoeue have
rented Offices in the St. Charles build
ing, on the ground floor. between the F.
A. Little Office and the tailor shop. Mr..
Langley hoped to get moved this week.
Robert Rudiselle was unable to be on
duty at Reed Bros. store the first of the
week on account of a badly sprained
wrist which he brought from football
practice.
Wanted-two ladies for we'll paid
positions, one in Dickinson and one
travelling in and out. Other points in
state also open. Address Estate Manat
GER care PRESS. lp
Mrs. j. H. Palmer and..children expect
to move to Terry, Mont. next week,
where Mr.. Palmer has been stationed as
N p. agent, since his return from Vir-
ginia two weeks ago. Mr.. Palmer sue
ceeds r. E. McBeatty as station agent
there.
Bernice Frye was hostess on Tuesday
evening to a small party of her little
friends a the Geo. M. Frye home on
Third St. Hallowfe'e en- tricks and games
passed the evening all too quickly for
the little folks. Mrs. Frye served a
delicious luncheon.
Dale Hilton departed Friday evening
for his home in Des Moines, Iowa. Dale
has been her for the past year first e,n-
ployed with Reed Bros. and the past
several months with the Dickinson
Motor Car Co. He is a brother to Mrs.
L. N. Hart of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Blanchard of
Edgerton. Wis. were visiting Attorney
and Mrs. H. J. Blanchard in Dickinson
the past week. 1t wal their first visit
to Western North Dakota and they
timed it just right to experience the
coolest fall spell ever known in this
country.
The final canvass for information on
the Stark, Dunn and Billings Counties
Directory is being made this week.
Any one contemplating a change in
residence or in business locations will
confer a favor on the publishers by
notifying the Keiter Directory Co. and
they will make the necessary change in
the directory. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerlich, who have
been on the W. r. Everett farm on the
Cannon Ball the past season, were in
the city several days this week, visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Everett. and
son, Fred Gerlich, who is z dyed at
the Soules & Butler hardWa store.