The Dickinson press., 1913-09-06
Local News

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Take : trip around the world on
October oth.-adv. 1t
John Metz and Frank Nuss will now
handle Zenith coal and orders can be
left at Walton & Davis Office.
Maurice Gordon and Ben Brown Of
Barron; Wis. arrived in Dickinson this
week to take positions with Arthur
Clark. 3 .j
Misses Ethel and Erma Burgess re-
turned Monday to their home at Medora
after spending several days in the city.
guests Of Miss Thora Jessen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Nichols and Mr..
and Mrs. John Foster went to Hettineer
on Thursday. in the new Nichols &.
Miller K-r-i-t auto.
! Miss Louise Poland began teaching
the Miller school in. this district on
Tuesday. She will not return this year
to her studies at the A. C. at Fargo.
On Saturday, September 9th. !. will
give a. IS per cent cash discount on
jewelry. clocks. cut glass and silver
ware. Buy some Of your, Xmas presents
now end save money. H. G. Sanger,
Jeweler.-adv. 1t
All ladies interested in temperance
work are invited to meet with the W.
C. II. u. at the home Of Mrs. NJ. G.
Brown, Wednesday. September 10. from
IL 80. to 3 80 p. m. Mrs. r.. I. Craw-
ford. Pres.
A. T. 'Crowl and Miss Grace were ex-
pected to arrive home Saturday. Mr..
Crowl has been at several points in
Minnesota for several weeks recuperat-
ing from an operation at Rochester.
They were spending this week in the
Twin Cities seeing the Minnesota fair
and visiting relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Kono and Helen returned
the past week from Hettinger. where
they have been Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan McNeill for several weeks.
Miss Edna Kono, who had been visiting
relatives in Wisconsin, also returned
the past week and began teaching Tues
day in the school northwest of the city.
MANAGER W. S. Russell Of the Dickin-
son Fire & Pressed Brick Co. returned
Tuesday night from q trip to .Washburn
where he had attended q meeting of the
Washburn school board in the interests
of his company. The board had in
fvited bids for new school house but
the bids did not suit and were all re-
|iected. There were several offers Of
|sz20OO for the proposed new school
house. New plans. will be made and
bids invited on a less expensive basis.
Dickinson OF Hebron brick were speci-:
Iaed. -. M, So. !:
valdemar Jessen has formed part
nership. with Julius Williams and will
engage in the real estate business at
Billings, Mont. The firm name will
[be the Miliams-Jessen Land Co.. Mr..
Williams, !! who made 9 success Of the
real estate business at Taylor, recently
i,moved his family to Billings and Mr..
Jessen was leaving the last of this
week expecting to have living apart
ments ready for Mrs. Jessen the first
lof October. Billings offers exceptional
opportunities for real estate business
land with the natural push Of Messrs.
Williams and Jessen they will undoubt-
edly make great success. Dickinson
people regret to lose Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessen from their midst. Mrs. Jessen
is q talented musician and her place
in the Dickinson orchestra will be hard
to fll.
AT; st. Joseph's Hospital-Mrs. D. l.
Rice Of Manning, operation; Claut
Watkins Of Emerson, operation; Mrs.
lWm. Meyer Of Dickinson. operation
jail doing doing nicely and will be able
I to leave in due time. A. j. Osborn also
underwent an operation on Saturda!
and was able to leave Monday. Mrs
4 Pat Corbett had needle removed
from her foot Glenn, the little son o
I. MI. and Mrs. Fred Dickinson is re.
!. covering nicely from an operation. Ere,
i Gallagher Of Hebron, who had his fee
! taken of by a train some time ago, il
at the hospital now and G. Strahol
llwas taken here from Sentinel Butte
Ethis, week suffering severely from gal
, Estones and complications. Mrs. Anto1
Jager Of Fayette is receiving medica
treatment. Miss Ethel Parker had al
Operation on her foot Friday. A mum
|ber Of patients were conyalesced and
able 10 leave the hospital the pas
!, week. 5Ss., MI