The Dickinson press., 1913-07-05

Miss Cora Simpson has returned from
her visit west. 4
Robert Hilliard is home from Yale for
the summer vacation.
String beans, 1oc per can at Roquette's
Economy sale Saturday.-adv
Pure lard 13c per ID. at Roquette's
Economy sale Saturday.-adv
Early June peas, 1oc per can at Ro-
quette's Economy sale Saturday.-adv.
Giant olives quart jars, SIC per jar at
Roquette's Economy sale Saturday.-adv
George NcPherson. of the Bismarck
Tribune. was in Dickinson this week.
Congressman P. D. Norton was billed
for a 4th Of July address at Manning.
Wanted competent girl for general
housework. Mrs. H. A. Davis adv.
4-26.tf
A few choice oil paintings..for sale.
Sample Shop, 429 Sims St. Phone lis.
adv. II
Large cans pork and beans TIC per
can at Roquette's Economy sale Satur-
day.-adv
Attorney F. D. Hevener went to Miles
City this week to look after business
matters.
A beautiful line of imported net fab
RIGS at the Sample Shop, 429 Sims St.
Phone 115.-adv. II
A son was born on May 9th at the
Stein to MI. and Mrs. Julius Lenaen-
dorf from out south.
Cashier T%horkelson of South Hear,
expected to open the First State bank
on July 1st. - -
a daughter was born to M. and Mrs.
J.E. McCabe Of BeI6eld at St. Joseph's
hospital on June 9th.
Mrs. Fred Leonberger and son lief,
Thursday for La Crosse, Wis, to visit
her people for some time.
Max Beres has freshened the walls OF
his barber shop in the lessen basemen,
with a coat of white paint. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Cutnaw returned
Wednesday afternoon from their visi,
in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The Ladies Aid of the Mehodis,
church will hold a food sale at l.. A,
Davis store, Thursday, July 10th.
Supt. C. E.. Ward went out to the j,
A. Kemble home Thursday evening Il
spend the 4th. Mrs. Ward was alread,
out there.
A. T. CrOwl was operated on for gal
stones at Rochester on Thursday. ST.
far as known the operation was sue.
~cessful.
Miss Mamie McDonoueh of Billings,
Mont. is visiting here with her sister,
Mrs. Will Carroll, for about two
months.
A complete line of Columbia phono.
graphs and records on sale at the Sam.
pie Shop. 429 Sims St. Phone IFS.
adv. I,
Jacob Hourich, from north of Glad.
stone. was taken before Justice Ster.
land the past week on a charge of ma.
l~icious mischief.
John Orchard is lame as a result Of
a fall in the armory basement where he
and another party were examin ing q
leak in the steam pipe.
White and colored voile sample dress
patterns. Finest quality and beautiful
designs from sec per yard up. Sample
Shop. 429 Sims St. Phone 115.-adv. /,
Mrs. George Shading, who has been
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. L. X:
Grantier for a short while, left Thurs
day for her home in Missoula, Mont.
Mrs. Arthur Sterland and daughter,
Thelma. returned Wednesday from
jamestown where they attended the
Methodist camp meeting for a few
days.
Wayne Kl~inefelter is taking a vaca-
ton of about n month from his du-
ties as night clerk at the N. p. office.
Robert Rudiselle is supplying in his
absence.
E. A. Currie went to Merriam Park
on Thursday to visit his family for
some time before returning to ealifor-
mia. Mr.. Schroeder's boys went along
with Mr.. Currie to join their mother in
St. Paul..
Mrs. Mary Crist recently made the