The Dickinson press., 1913-10-11
Local News

Local News S$s
Albert. vossbeck was down from
Beach over Sunday.
Bismarck quart olives. 45c. Dickin-
son Mercantile Co.-ady. 1t
1.-THE Common Law at the Dickin-
son opera house Friday night. October
10th. e
Aft. j. Beal. the Mandan painter.
was in Dickinson a little while on
Sunday. 4
Miss May Hackett OF Sentinel Butte
was shopping and visiting friends in
the city Monday.
Mrs. Dan Harrington returned Mon
day from Fargo. where she visited her
mother for about three weeks.
Carl Olson. of the famous Custer Trail
ranch neal Medora was q pleasant visi-
tor In the city Tuesday.
G. r. Ide just delivered his new line
of Silver brand shirts at the Dick
inson Mercantile Co.-adv. 1t
Miss Margaret Larndley Of Beach is the
new clerk in the dry goods department
at the Crowl-Schroede store. s
For rent-4-room fiat for h~ousekeep-
ing, unfinished. Steam heat-446
Sims ST.. inlarge brick residence.-adv.
10-11-2p
Miss Anna Tretter, who has been at
Glendive for several weeks on profess
sional work. returned to Dickinson Mon
day. 4
Mrs. C. Tollefson returned Wednesday
to Miles City after spending q week at
the, o. Tollefson home.
A Zoauner boy, living near Mott. was
badly shot and MANNED by a gun acct
dent. The cartridge exploded, the dis
charge striking the earth and rebounded
into the midst of a group Of children.
The boys chest and both arms are rid
died with shot and he was in q serious
condition.
"Immodest dress is one of the most
startling dangers of today, said Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Anderson, state spresi-
dent of the W. C. T. IT,, in her annual
address before the convention at Lisbon,
land there are %pretentious indications
that the result will be a heart-breaking
harvest of immortality"
Tomato catsup. MONOGRAM brand,
16k OF. soc. Dickinson Mercantile
Co.-adv. It
Everett Lewis and Miss Catherine
Rugeles of Pepin, Wis, were married
ct the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. A. G. Hacke last Friday evening.
Miss Anna Ruggles. u sister Of the
bride, and Peter c. Davis were the at
PENDANTS. Mr.. Lewis has been a resi-
dent of Dickinson and vicinity for a
number Of, years and is now engaged in
trade on Sims street.
j. D. Peirson. representing Simmer
& Thomas Of South St. Paul, was in
Dickinson for some days the past week.;
He formerly made headquarters in the
city during the summer season and has
many friends all over this country, hav-
ing been a homesteader at one time
out south. MIR. Peirson is looking after
the Coolie estate stock interests in the
Bad Lands and will be around these
parts for some weeks yet.
Don't forget our bargain baskets.
Dickinson Mercantile Co.-adv. 1t
Sentinel Butte Republican Lewis
+. Crawford left last Saturday night for
Boston. where he will attend the meet
ing of the National Association Of
Bankers. Being president of the North
Dakota branch of this organization,
Mr.. Crawford is vice president for
North Dakota Of the National Associa-
ton and was appointed a delegate to
the National convention. The delegates
will travel in a special train from Mil
waukee. Wisconsin,. end will visit
Washington. D. e., New York, Phila-
delphia and other eastern cities on the
trip Mr.. Crawford expects to be gone
about two weeks. s
Dixon Mont, y Herald ATTY. r. H.
Ysaeck, who has been visiting in Dixon
the past week for the second time this
season, has decided to locate here and
will have his furniture shipped here at
once. His wife and baby will follow
soon. MI. Yaeck has been located for
several years at Richardton, N. d.
where he has been successful in the
practice45of law and where he has been
alive wire in the Commercial Club and
the business affairs Of the town. He is
q bright young man and full Of the
kind Of q push that helps to make a
town. He has looked the town and
country over quite thoroughly and be-
liieevess there is 9 good future for Dixon.
Try our new SOC coffee. . Everyday. 4.