The Dickinson press., 1913-08-30

MILLINERY OPENING at Mrs. J.
N. CORVALLIS Sat. Sept. 9Th, you
are cordially invited.
Mrs. W. H. Shaw and children are
spending the week With relatives near
Gladstone.
Mrs. E. j. Berry came down from
Glendive Tuesday and will be the guest
of Mrs. W. C. Crawford and other
friends for about two weeks.
Mrs. M. Mckinley was delightfully."-
entertaining the Birthday club on Thurs
day afternoon. Cards were enjoyed and
the luncheon served was delicious.
Gloss Starch. Id. pkes. for Csc at
Roquette's Economy Sale Saturday. adv
Lee Heffron and his sister. Miss
Mildred, left last week for Haynes
where they vii: visit their sister. Mrs.
Burke Richardson, for a few weeks,
Mrs. John Goodall and little son left
Thursday morning for their home at
Goodall. after spending several weeks
with relatives here and at Mandan.
Mrs. Brooks Goodall and her sister,
Mrs. Othmann. left Wednesday for the
latter lady's home in St. Louis, NO.,
where Mrs. Goodall will visit for several
weeks.
W.. r.. MCGUIRE of Eaton Valley,
MIMI, came out this week to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Easton, out north. and
later to work at one Of the local ele-
vators.
Mrs. Jennie Brown is home from her
Florida trip and is making her home
for the present with Mr.. and. Mrs. J..
W. Molloy. Henry Brown has work at
Mandan.
Oriole Corn Flakes, &c per pkg. at
RoQuette's Economy Sale Saturday. adv.
Thomas and Jacob Lefor and Andrew
Herf were in from the south on Tues
day. The crops in south of Lefor are
much better than was expected earlier
in the season.
Mrs. M. C. Brown and daughter,
Beulah, Mrs. Geo. Lee, Mrs. ". L.
Prin1le and daughter came up from
Gladstone Saturday evening on q busi-
ness ard pleasure trip.
A man by the name of Henry Smith
from Richardton was recently fined $40
and costs for assault. J. P. Cain,
states attorney, had the cas- up in
justice court in this city.
Miss Mabel Hubbard is q guest at the
DR.. Barker home for a few weeks. She
is en- route from her home in Mime
apolis to California, where she has a
position as teacher in a public school.
Miss leila Stanton entertained the
local telephone operators at her home
Wednesday evening. At nine O'Clock
the guests enjoyed q waffle feed fol-
lowed by musical numbers and a good
time generally.
H. X. Nichols and John Foster were
in Dunn Center on Tuesday. They
found the grain nearly all in shock and
a few threshing machines al work.
The grain is very good all through the
country north.
Sliced Pineapple, 21c per can at
Roqnette's Economy Sale Saturday. adv
Mrs. Geo. Hughes of Chicago arrived
in the city Monday and will be the
quest Of Mrs. t.. A. Simpson and other
Dickinson friends for several weeks.
Mr.. Hughes will be in the city shortly
ON his way to Pacific coast points.
Ed. j. Berry has bought the Cain
property at Glendive and according to
the local papers there is getting ready
to erect a $50, 600 building. Mr.. Berry
is a pusher and will do. his share to-
ward the development of bis city.
Harry Coleman has rented a building
on First Avenue East, opposite the
Dickinson opera house, where he will
soon open a short order restaurant. 1t
will be known as Harry's Dairy Lunch.
Harry will cook the meal while you
wait and it will be his aim to furnish
a good lunch at a moderate pr ice.
MILLINERY OPENING at Mrs.
M. CORVALLIS Sat. Sept. 9Th, you
are cordially invited.