The Dickinson press., 1911-12-30
Robert Fuller was IN wiwaux on

Joe and Jim Kittleson made a bust
ness trip to Beach on Tuesday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Cans were guests of
friends in Glendive for Christmas.
Dr.. v. H. Stickney left on Tuesday
for San Diego, where his family went
early in the month.
Mrs. Chas. Kono. Carl and Helen spent
q few days this week at the J. S. Bird
sail home at Gladstone.
l. For Sale-oats at $50 per bushel at the
Powers Elevator Co. in Gladstone.
Matthias Bayer, Mgr. 12-23-4mp
Geo. Conklln. Otto Thress and J. M.
Connolly returned to New England or
Thursday facing a cold southeast wind.
Mrs. Stimson of Elk River. Minn..
arrived in the city last Friday to spend
q week or ten days with her bereaved
sister. Mrs. Geo. M. Frye.
For sale-full blood barred Plymouth
Rock chickens. are laying now. A
bargain if bought at once, at the Wal
ter Junkin home. 12-29-2p
The ladies and society of the Metho-
dist church will meet at the church
parlors Thursday afternoon, January 4,
for the annual election of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Meyers returne
this week from their trip to the Twin
Cities and to Cleveland where MIR. Mey-
ers' was called by the sudden death of
his brother.
Rev. j. C. Jorgensen sent ITS pounds
of clothing this week to a poor family
in the locality of fryburg. He knows
of other families where ~cast-off garments
would be very useful.
Mrs. Birdsall has nearly recovered
from her illness of a few weeks since
and was able on Christmas day to &C.
company the Eldred family to the J..
". Harnden home, where they ate their
turkey dinner.
Mrs. T. L. Beard, Mrs. A. A. Dins-
dale and Mrs. M. L. Ayers, entertain
the Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church Tuesday afternoon. jan
uary 2, at the home of Mrs. Ayers.
Please note the day, Tuesday.
The ladies of the G. 1. A. will meet
on January 6. from 2 to S O'Clock in
the afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
F. Hodge. The society has decided to
give their annual masquerade dance on
January 26.
M. c. .McCaffray was in Thursday
with a load of 20 late spring pigs which
he sold to a local butcher for SIC live
weight. The pigs averaged about 200
pounds. MIR. McCafray came in with a
sled. but found some poor roads for
Shedding.
Representative W. G. Ray acted as
Santa Claus last Saturday for several
poor families, ONE fifteen. on the
South Side. He was chairman of the
Elk committee which sent out a large
number of Christmas baskets to those in
poor circumstances.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts spent Christmas
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Geo.
Pelissier at Medora. Mr.. and Mrs. Pei
issier were entertaining a large COM
pany Of friends and %neighbors on
Christmas day and Mrs. Roberts very
much enjoyed meeting so many of her
old friends.
The Knights Templar elected the fol-
lowing officers at their last regular
meeting: C. N. Barker, E. c.; F. W.
Turner, G.. l.. R. Baird. C. G.. Wm.
Lenneville, S. W. c. D. Litch. J. W. (;
J.. Orchard, prelate F; S. M. Ferris, treas
urer; Andrew Erdahl, recorder: Geo.
Senour. S. B.. J. S. Brayield. S. B.
W. A. Mcclure. w. Installation will
take place on January 9th.
Farrell Reilly had a set back the first
of the week but was reported much bet
ter on Thursday. He tried to get around
too quickly after his operation in the
fall. Miss Tretter, who had been out
south of Belfield for a few days looking
after a patient, came down Thursday
morning to care for Mr.. Reilly.
The term mystery seems in ade
quate in referring to Radium miracle
appears none too strong. Each particle
of this wonderful mineral constantly
gives heat and light and ''perpetualIy''
throws off the tiniest particles of itself,
yet apparently does not diminish in
weight or strength, and scientists esti-
mate this phenomena will continue fol
many thousand of years before Radiun;
dies out. Experiments with Liquid Ali
and Wireless Teleeraphy will also
add to the interesting and entertaining.
ly instructive features. The lecture &C.
ours at the high school auditorium the
evening of January 10.