The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20


local NoMs 4
Good trade coKee. 10 pef lb. at 70.
quette's Economy. Sale Saturday.-adv.
Dresamakins by the day b week.
Guarantee satisfaction. Coz. Of 18th
Ave. and and s.. West.-adv. 9-20-2t
Mn. B. Leppsr 10 able 70 Be up again
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Lepper are
at the "A. I. Peck home.
Judge ". c. Crawford has decided il
favor Of Joblonski In he o. r. Piesek
land deal In Dunn county.
Robt. Gillian 10 back at the Parker 6
Sons market again after spending sev-
eral months Q the Pacific coast. .s:
Manager y. F. Brodie is opening their
elevator at Lehish this season. Koesel
Bros. Of Richafdton will do the Drain
buying.
Mrs. Fred Deiters and children re-
turned Thursday from st. Paul. where
they visited at Mrs. Deiters' old homo
for several weeks.
M. E. Hall and NJ. G. Brown were ia
Montana this week looking over the
land proposition and t~ransacting other
business matters.
Corn starch. SC per pkg. at Ro-
quette's Economy Sale Saturday.-ady.
J. +. Christen, G. o: Thompson. ].
M. Moshier and J. A. Smith were
among those up from Taylor Tuesday
night for the Elk meeting.
Mrs, NJ. Drury and daughter, Fedora.
also Misses Mollie and Emma Koste-
lecky. returned Thursday from their trip
to Chicago and the Twin Cities.
Miss Ethel Peck is enjoying a visit
at the Ed. Culver place near Gladstone.
Miss Peck will teach this year in the
school three miles west of Dickinson.
commencing October 9th. :
The Ladies of the Maccabees had q
meeting Wednesday evening which was
attended by their district deputy, Mrs.
Ida: Brown. After the lodge work a social
session was enjoyed with dancing and
card playing.
The Birthday club were being enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Kate
Ryan-the day being her birthday an
niversary. The ladies were at. their
fayorite game Of cards. climaxed by q
delicious luncheon service. - !. =
Banker and Mrs. G. Ahern of Dunn
Center were in the. city Wednesday.
coming in by auto. Mrs. Ahern lett in
the evening for her old home in the
east where she will visit for some little
time.
Adam A. Lefor, the man who put
Lefor IN the map. was in the city this
week with his two little daughters,
Katie and Bertha, who took the train
for St. Paul, where they will attend
school.
Cut maccaroni. pei pkg. 10c. at Ro-
quotes Economy Sale Saturday.-adv.
Frank and Will Kostelecky, Paul
White. Ray Croft, VIM. .Servis, ~O.sB:
Jahr. c. E. Hughes. Clyde Bowers, Carl
Steckna and Louis Kostelecky were
among those who registered for the Fl.
Peck drawing at Miles City this week.
Frank Lefor returned the first of the
week from south Of Gladston n where
he looked after the threshing of his
wheat. His land is farmed on shares
and gave an AVERAGE yield of 1871
bushels to the acre this season. Mr..
Lefor owns IL quarter sections Of land.
j.. E. Tuft. the Dickinson Wardrobe
Co. man. has moved his cleaning house
to lots west Of the Heaton Lumber Co.
yards. He nov owns the building
which wat recently placed on leased
land. The down town Office for the
Dickinson Wardrobe is in the Walton
block.
Red raspberries. 18c per can. at Ro-
quette's Economy Sale Saturday.-adv
Mrs. v. H. Stickey and Miss Dorothy
left Tuesday for Boston, Mass, Miss
Dorothy going to attend La Sale Semi
nary at Auburndale. Mrs. Stickney
expects to remain in the east until her
other daughter. Miss Marjorie, goes east
to continue her studies at the Boston
conservatory Of music which opens
about October 1st.
Fancy evaporntcd peaches, 10c per ID,
at Roquette's Economy Sale Saturday.
adv.