The Dickinson press., 1911-12-02
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
All pattern hats al cost at Miss
Murns'. 12-2.4t
Ed. Busey has engaged to work at the
RAIDER farm north of the city for the
winter.
All street hats and childrens' hats
marked down 10 cost at Miss Murns' for
the rest of the season. 12-2-4t
DR.. E. L. Schumacher went to Lisbon
this week where he expects to practice
in the future.
For sale. cheap, a pair of steel rum
ners, and a few articles of furniture.
Olive Stramrud. IN
The High School Junior class will Give
their annual gym dance on Saturday
evening, December 9th.
Don't forget to call and see the GREAT
bargains in millinery at Miss Murns'.
12-2-4t
Mrs. j. C. Haskin of Mandan and W
children spent Thanksgiving with her
mother. Mrs. Lucy Dobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Gress of Rich
ardton were visiting this week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Frank.
Carload Of Staughton bobsleds for sale
at Drenkel's Machine Yard. Call with
the cash and get one. All sizes. 12.2-tf
MIR. and Mrs. Mike frank and Miss
Francis attended the Kupper- Woch
wedding; also Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Schnell of Lennon.
The X. P. order has created district
No. Fl, comprising Stark, Dunn, Bill
lings and Bowman, and appointed D.
W. Mckenzie of this city deputy grand
chancellor.
Mrs. A. H. Arnett and little daueh-
ter, Catherine, are down from Billinee,
| Mont. to spend the Thanksgiving sea-
son with Mrs. Arnetts' daughter. Mrs.
Ralph Heaton.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent Hot
Water Heat, electric lights and CEN
trally located. 800 per month and up.
Inquire at knapp's Variety Store
12-2-2t
Commissioner Frank RoQuette returned
the first of the week from Fargo, where
he had served as U. S. grand juror. At
that time it looked as though Maxwell
Burnett and Guy Hunter would have
work as petit jurors for several days.
L. X. Granteer came in Sunday from
| Oakdale, where he had charge of build
ing the big barn on the H. C.. Christen-
sen ranch. which is just completed. The
barn is one of the largest in that vicin-
ity and kept Mr.. Granteer and his men
busy for several weeks.
d. d. Sullivan, optical specialist of
Fargo, will visit Dickinson, professionally
Friday and Saturday, December IS
and i6. ALL persons having de
fective eye-sight or who need their
and see him. Office at St Charles hotel.
12-2-3t
Lecture course ticket holders please
take notice: For the Dick Bergen Co.
musical entertai nment at the opera
house on December 8 it will be absolute
ly necessary for people to be in their
seats promptly at 8 O'Clock. Otherwise
they will have to wait in the rear until
the violinist is through with his num-
Der. it
Burdett Lepper returned Wednesday
from St. townsville, N. Y, where he
left his wife and Mr.. UnderhilJ. The
trip east was hard on both MIR. Under
hill and Mrs. Lepper. but they stood it
very we'll under the trying circumstan-
ces. Mr.. Underhill will probably re-
main at St. townsville for a few weeks.
He has some business matters that may
call him to Chicago this month and
early in the year he is liable to 20 to
Williamsport Pa. for a while.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heiser was roy
ally celebrated in South Dickinson the
first of the week. The members of 81.
Anthony club and St. AIMS Altar So
ciety escorted the couple to St Joseph's
church, where Rev. FIR. Groetschel had
special services for the occasion, it be
ing the first 50th wedding anniversary to
be celebrated in South Dickinson.
MIR. and Mrs. Heiser have lived in the
county for many years, formerly having
a farm northwest of the city.
At the regular meeting of the Moose
lodge Wednesday evening the following
members were initiated: C. A. Tear,
r. B. Pelton, Carl Ruiz. Lloyd RAIDER,
D. F. Olmsted, A. W. Bell. Roy Har-
mon, Martin Schiller, Carl Sche fer,
Tim Cuskelly, Carl l.. Williams. Will
liam Birch, Albert Nelson. E. N. Rob-
inson, W. S. Newman At a previous
meeting the following were accepted:
Joe Cuskelly, F. B. Rice, E. E. Ohlfs,
John Newukoop. r. P. Kilburn, H. J.
Blanchard. This gives the lodge a
membership of 1O4. A grand banquet
was served by Adam Flake. chef at the
St. harles.
Invitations were recently received by
Dickinson friends of Miss Clara Snyder,
to attend her wedding on Tuesday, Nov
ember 18th, to Mr.. Frank Neuman. The
wedding was to take place at her home
in Canton. Minn., and they were to
reside in Olivia. Mimi. where Mr..
Neuman is with a mercantile establish
ment. Both young people are we'll
known here. Mi. Neuman being with
Roquette Bros. for about two years and
Mrs. Neuman came here from the musical
conservatory at Minneapolis to take
classes in piano instruction. She was
also employed in the register of deeds
office for some time. Hearty congratu-
lations will be extended by Dickinson
| friends.
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