The Dickinson press., 1913-05-31

Charles Gunkel, district game warden.
was down from Belheld on thursday.
FOR RENT.-7-room house. Inquire
of Max Hendrick.--adv. 5-24.tf
Miss Arvilla Dingman returned from
Becker. Mimi. the first of the week.
= A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Ramberg on May 10Th.
Green Gage plums large cans 16e
At Roqustte's economy sale Satur-
day.-adv.
Robert Meyers of the Benzie Drug
Co. has been in Fargo this week SER
wing as U. S. juryman.
Miss Mary Meyerle Of Glen Ullin has
returned to the city to look after the
household of Mrs. McGillivray.
WANTED TO RENTAL Under
wood or Remington typewriter; visible
machine preferred. Inquire at PRESS
office. 5-31'2t
LARGE ca rs saur kraut, Sc per can
at Roquette's economy sale Satur-
day.-adv.
Miss Ethel Cummings and Maud An
eliss left on Wednesday for Sentinel
Butte to spend some weeks at the Bury
ranch.
Miss Mildred Perkins expects to 60 to
the Holden ranch in Billing county the
coming week for an outing of a few
weeks.
Large flat cans pink salmon 12c
per can at Roquette's economy sale
Saturday. adv.
Louis Petricka has been east the
past week, visiting his daughter, Miss
Sylvia, at Villa Maria, and possibly
bringing her home.
John Nadolski has purchased the c.
L. Hager house. Mr.. Haeer was
ing into the John Clark house north of
the Turner home this week.
! Frank Berger reported hail at bis
fplace "A miles south on Sunday.
1t caused him to come to Dickinson
and get crop insurance policy.
Il. A good maple sugar maker in Yer
mont has about IS ten-pound pals of
sugar, for sale altogether or in smaller
lots. Address E. P. Wallridge, Cabot,
Vermont.-adv. 5-3l-2t
P. H. Rumble and Mrs. F. fl. Ely
came in Wednesday from Midway.
Mr.. Rumble is using a cane on account
of an injury he received a short time
ago.
T. S. Underhill returned from his
eastern trip on Thursday. He is enjoy
ing good health this spring and. is
pleased to be back among his North
Dakota friends again.
Mrs. F. c. Angliss leaves the first Of
the week for Coopertown for a visit of
some time. Mr.. Angliss accompanies
Ehis wife but will be absent from the
k:ity but q few days.
F. Mrs A. T. Crowl has had a very good
week with the exception Of one day.
She seemed a little weaker on Friday
morning. 1t was expected that her
brother, Abe Currie, would arrive from
California on Saturday of this week..
June list will be the last night for the
Unique Theatre until September 1st.
The program for Sunday night will be
specially good. The management has
been giving patrons good service and
expects to have a new play house for
the opening in the fall.
W. j. Orchard expects to leave the
first of the coming week for Rochester,
N. Y, where his mother, Mrs. John
Orchard, has been with her son, DR..
Norris Orchard, since leaving the Mayo
hospital at Rochester. MINI. 1t is pos.
sible that Mrs. Mcdonald and little
Flora will 60 on at the same time.
O. Schwartz has been in New
Salem for about two weeks putting on
a sale at the store which they recently
acquired there. 1t was expected thai
he would be home on Saturday and thai
Henry Singer would 60 down for mex,
week. Schwartz & Singer now have
three stores besides their big depart.
ment store in South Dickinson. namely,
at Belfeld New Salem and Flasher.
The Valley City Times Record Of Ma,
10Th, says: The Misses Maye and Tes'
Henry entertained eight friends at al
informal bridge tea at their home Sat-
urday afternoon for their house guests,
Miss Kate Coleman of Dickinson and
Miss Emma Coleman of Bismarck
Bridge was the pleasure of the after.
noon hours and tea was served at
o'clock. the appointments being ex.
quisitely carried out in pink and green.
Miss Emma Coleman, u bride of mex
month, was favored with a cook bool
for future use.
California ripe olives 23c a can a
Roquette's economy sale Saturday
adv.