The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11
LOCAL NEWS

Call at The Ideal for cup Of coffee
and some hot waffles these cold days. 1t
Word comes to Dickinson that Capt.
Geo. Auld recently went from Portland.
OREGON, to San DIEGO, Calif.. for. the
winter. III !.
There will be no services in st. joins.
church on Sunday. Nov. 18th. the Rev.
j. s. Brayfeld officiating at St.
Mathews. Beach. j..
Fl. Groetschel Of St. Joseph's church,
Joseph Hartineer and Peter Brown were
among those who were in Mandan the
first of the week for meeting Of St.
Joseph's society.
George l. lrion Of Olive, Mont. and
Matte C. Pardue Of Cheap Hill. Tenn.
were united in holy matrimony on Sum
day morning last by the Rev. ]. S. Bray
field of St. Johns church.
F. D. Morford was in the city on Fri
day on his way from Hebron to Beach
where he will spend few days before
going to Spokane where he will spend
the winter with his three sons who are
located there,
Wheat was up &c on Friday and the
local elevators were paying 90cs per
bushe]. The fax quotation was $f.69.
an advance Of Sc on the previous day.
Potatoes retail still at $1.00 and eggs
at SOC per doz.
The case against George Purchase was
dismissed in police magistrate court for
want of evidence. Purchase says that he
may have taken drop" now and then
and very likely he gave away a Sip
or two. but that he is not guilty of
selling intoxicants as CHARGED.
S. Muller arrived in the city from
Cooperstown last Thursday and assumed
the position as general MANAGER of the
Roquette Bros. store. Mr.. Muller is a
salesman of IS years experience and
Roquette Bros. feel very fortunate in
securing so capable a man.
Mrs. J. B. Dehlinger. left Tuesday
night for st. Paul, where she will con-
suit doctor as to the limb which she
had injured in the New Salem railway
wreck several months ago. Mrs. Dehlin-
ger is able to walk around some. but is
not doing as we'll as she would like.
Boulger & Huehes of this city prepared
the remains of the late Mrs. 7. S.
Underhill Of Antelope which were ship
ped on Friday to St. townsville. New
York. One of the Carroll teams was sent
down with the hearse. It was very
cold drive on account of the sharp wind.
The Sophomore class met last Friday
night with Miss Ethel Peck and the IS
members enjoyed games and social
good time. The young hostess served
a delicious luncheon. This class has
formed itself into sort of social club
and will meet every Friday night at
the home of one of the members if there
is no other hishschool function planned.
l.. H. Rudiselle. one Of. the Eve swire
chiefs on the Northern Pacific. has had
his territory extended. including the
main line from Billings to Medina and
new branches north and south of Man
dan and the Sidney branch out of Glen
dive. Dickinson is a repeating station
and one of the most important points
on the system. -.
E. j. Moore. grand recorder for the
Workmen in North Dakota. was in Dick
inson. for a few hours Monday after
noon. He was on his way to eastern
Montana. which territory has been added
to the North Dakota jurisdiction. While
in Dickinson, Mr.. Moore met Secretary
Parker and a number of the members
of the local Workmen lodge.
It was IL degrees below zero Thursday
night and below at 7:30 O'Clock Fri
day morning, with piercing cold wind
from the northwest. There is good
inch of snow on the ground and every
thing has the appearance of real
winter. It will be remembered that it
was IL degrees below zero on November
1, but there was no wind and people
did not notice it very much.
1.-The Ideal" is the name Mrs. A. H.
Deiters has selected for her little place
of business just opened on Sims street.
Mrs. Deiters is proud of the PATRONAGE
she received during the opening week
and expects it to even increase as
people come to get acquainted. She
serves light lunches at all times and
has home cooking of all kinds on hand
for sale. She also has a fine display
of her hand painted china also fancy
A articles and novelties appropriate fol
Christmas presents.
Miller Wing. with the RUSSELL Miller
Milling Co., was quite badly injured
last Sunday morning. while performing
This duties atSthe mill. By accident he