The Dickinson press., 1911-01-28

J. A. Ferris Of Sidney Montana. re-
Gently paid a visit to Helena.
Three or four inches of snow fell on
Thursday which makes fine sleiehinR.
Conductor and Mrs. j. C. Haskin will
not 60 to California this winter.
The automobile livery came in from
New England on Thursday in spite of
the snow.
A Ane line Of Detmer's wooien goods
in spring and summer styles on display
at the Pantorium. 1-21-2t
For two weeks q discount of IS per
cent on all winter goods al The Dickin-
son Mercantile Co. 1-28-2t
Mrs. j. c. Haskin. son and daughter,
came up from Mandan on Sunday on ac-
count Of the death at her brother 9
home.
Miss Helen Jefferies entertained. a
few of her girl friends at her home last
Saturday evening. A social evening
together with a nice luncheon was en-.
joyed by the young ladies.
The G. I. 4 to the B. of L. E. had
the third entertainment in their winter
series at The home of Engineer and Mrs.
Thomas Hunt. last Saturday evening.
The fifth in the series will be their pub
lie mask ball on February 10th.
Gus Bell and D. F. Olmstead have
been arrested on a charge of keeping
and maintaining q nuisance at Medora.
A correspondent from this historic vii
lage states that a'number of liquid dis
pensers suddenly left the place.
James Downs hopes to get the New
Era stock invoiced and off his hands
within a few days. Mr.. Downs has
made friends in Dickinson who wish
him success in his new field of labor
wherever that may be.
Thursday night the Rebekah lodge
initiated c. c. Turner of Gladstone into
their order. Mrs. Turner also become a
member of this lodge by transfer. A
fine luncheon was enjoyed after the
lodge work.
The 9. I. A. to the B. of l.. E. are
working faithfully to make their annual
masquerade ball on the 10th a success.
They expect a good crowd in attendance
and assure. all a good time. Suits can
be rented at L, j. Dickinson & Sons.
1-2S-2t
Steinbrueck's orchestra of Mandan,
will furnish music for the masquerade
ball of the G. l. A. to the B. of T.. E.
at the Armory On February 10. First
prize, the couple that represents their
part best. Second prize, the couple
having the best homemade costumes.
Third prize, the couple having the most
c0mical costumes. These attractions
should insure a large attendance and a
good time. Tickets for masked GENTLE
men will be ST. 90 spectators, so cents
and masked ladies free. 1-28-2t
Schwartz & Singer have bought the
New Era stock of merchandise in the
Frankenberg building on Sims street and
are moving the same to their store in
South Dickinson. The stock was put in
by the Halo Whittier Co. last fall but
some a the new merchants were
unable to make the business 20 and
rather than lose more money they have
closed u at a low figure. Schwartz &
Singer have the confidence of the public
and will give the people the benefit of
their bargain.
Judge Carter issued marriage licenses
the past week as follows: Valentine
Reismauer and Miss Anna Wauger of
Dickinson J. W. Miller and Katie Rock
of Dickinson; Fred Tuhi and Mary
Mihulka of Dunn county {; Mike Armbrust
of this city and Mary Weiner of Oak
dale Thomas Reiss and Katie Fried of
Dickinson; Charles Folk of Dickinson
and Hannah Magnuson of Royalton.
MINI; !. Louis Tenas and Louisa Imhoff
of Hebron Anton Fruka and Fannie Brog
of Dunn county; Edward Burn of Sterl-
ing, Ill. and Margaret C%allaghan of
Minot.