The Dickinson press., 1911-01-21

BROKEN lots OF 81. 50 and $500 shirts,
S1.00. l. J. Dickinson & Son It
Attorney T. c. Heffron was In Bis
marck on Tuesday and Wednesday.
B. F. Deeken Of Taylor was attending
to business in Dickinson on Wednesday.
z. C. Atkins of Mandan visited at the
Mrs. l. E. Etline home q day the past
week.
Miss Agnes HaRer of Almont is visit
ing Mrs. l. E. Etline on Fourth Ave. W. /.
Tor a few weeks.
The Suffrage club will meet Friday
afternoon, January 81. at the home of
Mrs. F. w. Turner.
On Friday night MI. and Mrs. J. v.
Jessen entertained a company of their
friends at a card party.
President GeisJman of the Cartwright
Co. store. was in Minneapolis the first
Of the week on some business matters.
Fred Thompson has masks, wias,
whiskers and trimmings of all kinds for
sale now. Call on, him for a good
disguise. 1-21-zt
Dueald Stewart, C. E. Davidson and
another gentleman were up from Bow
man on Tuesday. returning in their auto
on Wednesday.
j. NJ. Brady has rented one Of the
Pat Mckinley houses In the eastern part
of the city. Mr.. Brady recently moved
up from Lehigh.
Vacuum cleaner for sale at bareain,
good chance for some one to step into
we'll established business. See j. B.
ihompson' phone %. l-21-2p.
George Baeley and A. j.. Herstein
were in on Thursday from the Black
butte country to act as witnesses for
Robert Smiley, who was making home-
stead proof.
The Yeomen. lodge has ENGAGED
Davey's orchestra, which is known to
be the best in the city. for their mas
querade ball on January 30th. Every
body come and have q good time. 1-21-2t
S. fl. Smiley came in Wednesday
from the Black butte country to attend
to land office business in connection
with the communication proof made bv
his father, Robert H. Smiley. Mr..
Smiley said the sleighine was not yerv
good.
Otto Hennings, clerk in the First
National bank, vent to Taylor on
Wednesday to attend the funeral of his
mother, which was held on Thursday
afternoon. His brother. DR.. A. J..
Hennings, also a sister, of Iowa, were
expected to come out for the funeral
obsequies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leash have been
having their share of sickness the past
few weeks. Mrs. Leask's father, Mr..
Matheson. has had an attack of
pneumonia, and their little daughter.
Laura, also had pneumonia. Both are
recovering nicely now.
The Ladies of the Maccabees installed
the following officers on Wednesday
evening: Miss Lizzie: Rapp. l.. c..
Mollie Koste. ecky. Lieut.. c.. Mrs. W.
H. Brown, record keeper Mary Berriheer,
%financier Mrs, M. Drury, sergeant Mrs.
J. Birch. chaplain; Mrs. John Berlin
ger, mistress-at-arms and Mrs. James
Flynn. sentinel
MANAGER John Manley gave a dance
at the opera house on Wednesday even
ing after the roller skating in the, early
part of the evening. A good crowd at
tended and very much enjoyed the fine
music by Davey's orchestra. Mr..
Manley expects to give one of these
dances every week as q feature and
advertisement of the up-to-date roller
rink he is conducting.
At the regular meeting of the Elks on
Tuesday evening C. C.. Turner of Glad |
stone and j. W. Barrett of Bowman were
given the mysteries of the order. |
Among the out-of-town members present
were: M. Jasperson, F. Weibel and
Robert Plaeeemier of Taylor. W. P.
Brooks and c. H. Gunder. of Manning
and v. A. Baker Of Emerson. A ban
quet and smoker was enjoyed after the
lodge business.
A case in Justice Folsom's court on
Wednesday was that of the state vs.
Joseph. Vernon and Geo. Massey and
James Bolinger. The charge was
assault and battery, the result of family
quarrels and the complaining witnesses
were Fred Dolliver and his son, Zones
Dolliver. Mr.. Folsom set January Is
as the date of hearing and q bail of
ST, 600 was furnished by Joseph Massey.