The Dickinson press., 1913-01-11

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You owe it to yourself. Attend the
Removal Sale at Roquette' s.-adv. +. 1t
Attend the money saving, removal
sale at Roquette's. Monday is the day
it begins. adv. 1t
Attorney and Mrs. H. J.. Blanchard
returned on Saturday from their
trip to Wisconsin.
r. c. Davis. G. A. McCarty and v.
S. Langlois came down from Bel6eld
last Saturday in their automobile.
Miss Viola Maser, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Fred Maser. returned the past
week to her studies at Red Wing, MINI.
The roller rink is a good place to
spend an evening. Open from 1870 to
10 80 and on Sunday afternoons. adv.
E. Deffebach of Miles City was WIS.,
iting his brother Dan ~I)effebach last
week. according to the Hettinger paper.
Mrs. John Boulger left the first of the
week for Milwauk ee. Wis. where she
will visit at her old home for some
time.
Dr.. j. w. Bowen returned to the city
Wednesday after his vacation of about
three weeks spent in the Twin Cities
and western points.
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle returned
the first of the week from visiting a few
days at the RAY Lamberton home in
Bismarck. =,
Mrs. Haughton returned Sunday to her
home at Hettinger after a few days
visit at the home of her son, Herbert
Hauehton.
Carl Hamann was up from his farm
near Richardton Saturday On business
matters. also visiting his sister. Mrs.
John Fisher.
Robert Hill left last Saturday for
Willow Creek, Montana, to visit his
uncle, E. W. Hill, for a few months
and possibly to remain until next
summer.
Merchant E. H. Knapp left Saturday
for the Twin Cities on business. He
will also join his wife and child at
Northfield. Mimi. where they are visit
ing with relatives.
l.. P. Bremen wat looking after the
Mandan Mercantile Co. yard at South
Heart for a number of days while the
local man. o. F. Bowman, was taking a
vacation.
A. L. Martin and T.. F. Crawford
were in the city the past week on mat
tiers connected with the transfer of the
John Rattan stock to the Sentinel Butte
Saddlery Co.
A. B. Dinsmore, druggist with T. j.
Greene & Co., was in Glendive last
week and early this week, assisting
in taking stock invoice for the firms
drug store there.
Manager j. D. Hughes of the Pioneer
Life Insurance Co. of North Dakota,
was out FROM Fargo last Saturday.
Mr.. Hughes is getting a very fine BUSH
ness for his company.
Paul liner, commissioner from Dunn
county, was renewing acquaintance
and attending to business, matters in
Dickinson last Friday. Mr.. liner is
the only hold over commissioner in his
county.
The Dorcas society had a pleasant
meeting last Friday with Mrs. Will
Carroll and the members will be to-
gether again on the afternoon of JAN
uary 18th. at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Haughton.
Edwin Kruger arrived in Dickinson
the first of the week from Minnesota
where he had been visiting his people
for a short time. Mr.. Krueeer was for
merly employed at Richardton in the
Killer store.
The 2-years' old daughter of Rev. N.
L. Rockwell of Dickinson fell from a
chair on Sunday and broke her arm.
Mr.. Rockwell is the Methodist pastor
who has charge of the Oakdale and
other outside parishes.
Peter Hensel, a farmer near Lefor,
was in the city Thursday. Mr.. Hensel
harvested 3, 900 bushels of wheat, l., 500
of oats and 200 bushels of barley this
year and marketed at Havelock. on the
Milwaukee, Which is a few miles near
er than any point on the Northern Pa
cifc.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church installed the following officers
last Sunday evening: Miss Gaylord,
president: Miss Fannie Farrand, LIST
vice president; Lee Heffron. End vice
president Mrs. D. D. Mars. 3rd vice
president Mrs. Allen Harleman, 4th
vice president ; Miss Goldie Homer, Sec
rotary and treasurer and Miss Irene Nor