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Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Clearance Sale of Notions
EXTRA FINE SILK PINS 300 Pins on each paper-all sizes
 Sale Price, 7c

WHITE FASTING THREAD = 800 yard : spools .-.....r..... SALE PRICE for foo WuLIMANTIC SPOOL COTTON
 SALE PRICE for 27o JOHN J. cLARK's SPOOL COTTON
 SALE PRICE for 24e Sc rsT,AcK LINEN FINISH THREAD for sewing buttons etc. SALE PRICE 2 for Do COMMON PINS on papers of 4o0--
 SALE PRICE for So zoe PIN CUBE+3o0 pins.. SALE PRICE f2e 5o NICKELED SAFETY PINS in 8 sizes
 SALE PRICE So bc HOOKS AND RYEs-black and silver
 SALE PRICE Sc 15o WHITE TwILLED TAPE-24 yards
 SALE PRICE 1oo Ice WHITE SKIRT BELT1NG-2 and 21A inches ,.,,,,..,..s,,....,,,, SALE PRICE To 17e DOUBLE COVERED DRESS SHIELDS in different sizes-SALE PRICE 1oc, for 25c 1oc SHOE LACEs in 8 lengths
 SALE PRICE 5c dozen IRONING wAx-eloth covered with wood handle. le...-,......,,,,., SALE PRICE for se 5o ASBESTOS FLAT IRON HOLDERS
 SALE PRICE So WHITE PEARL BUTToNs-1 dozen
 SALE PRICE 4e " - SALE PRICE 7e FANCY BUTTONS FOR COATS AND FOR ALL TRIMMING PURPOSES
 AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES 4S-YARD BALLS DARNING COTTON ''' --,1- SALE PRICE 10 sCISSORS-pointed and pocket style. Reg rlarly 25c....................S SALE PRICE 19c 17c SHOE TREES. ......... SALE PRICE loo 25o WHITTEMORRs SHOE POLISH black, tan or white. SALE PRICE 1se SHELL HAIR PINS in 3 shapes pins in a box-value 15e.. SALE PRICE lie
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
STERLING SILVER THIMBLES All sizes from 5 to 10
 Sale Price, 1Oc
Clearance Sale of Women's and ChiIdren's Hosiery and
 Underwear

wOMpNps RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS both bleached and unbleached. Sizes to g. Values to 29c. -.-..-.---.... BALE FHlSE <io WINTER WEIGHT RIBBED UNDER WEAR FOR WOMEN in ecru or white Sizes 34 to 44-5oc value SALE PRICE 56c WINTER WEIGHT RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS FOR WOMEN In white and natural gray. Usual price S5c, ....., SALE PRICE 67e WOMEE's RIBBED UNION SUITS of the regular s1.0o quality. Fleecy lined warm and comfortable. ..s..,,, SALE PHICE ose CHnDREN's RIBBED UNDERWEAR Unbeached and fleece lined. 25c and 300 values ...............'...... SALE PRICE 1so CHLDREN'S RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS in extra sizes. .,,. SALE PRICE 2ec CHuDREN's FLEECE LINED UNDER WEAR of ribbed cotton. Sizes to 6-- 3sc values ..........,4..,... SALE PRICE Bic soc values ...............-.- SALE PRICE 3ec WOAIEN's BLACK COTTON HOSE with
 SALE PRICE Sc 25c WOAIBN's LfsLH HOSE in black, tan and White SALE PRICE Ire S5c WOAIENS HOSB@ONYX' fast black
 SALE PRICE f7e LIGHT WEIGHT SILK HOSE in boot style. All the fashionable colors SALE PRICE 31c soc BLACK SILK HOSE of medium weight, double sole and garter top. SALE PRICE 39o s1.50 PURE SILK HOSE in black and col Reinforced at all the wearing points
 SALE PRICE ssc BOYS AND GIRLS RIBBED COTTON HOSE in a good winter weight
 SALE PRICE lie MISSES BLACK COTTON HOSE in good medium weight. SALE PRICE 11c 25c CHILDRENS BLACK COTTON HOSE in good medium weight SALE PRICE 17c INFANTS SILK AND CASHMERE HOSE --soid regularly for s5c. SALE PRICE 2sc
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Clearance Sale of Wash Goods

7c sH1RTING PRINTS AND COTTON CHALLIES in many colorings-
 SALE PRICE Sc APRON G1NGHA1ds of standard quality. Plads and checks. SALE PRICE 6I4c 1oc OUTING FLANNELS in colors-
 SALE PRICE 71se 121Ac OUTING LANNEI4-heavy weight
 SALE PRICE Sc loc DRESS GINGHAMs of well known make. Good patterns and colors-
 SALE PRICE Fac tz1sc DRESS HAAfs-Bates-A. F. C. and others All fast coiors SALE PRICE Sc 121zc PERCALEs-a yard wide and full ' " SALE PRICE 9l4o 15o> ATERRIMAC DUCKLING FKEECE in a wide assortment of color and pattern
 SALE PRICE lie 17c CoCHECO GALATEA-fast coiors and pretty patterns --....-....sA SALE PRICE f21ac 15c RIPPLETTE sEERSUCKER, washes perfectly. Many designs and colors-
 SALE PRICE t2o RAvBNCRoFrr RANCHES yarn dyed and highly mercerized material - fast colors. Used for dresses waists children's wear etc Regularly sold for 25c and 39c yard.
 SALE PRICE 15c 1sc SILK STRIFE GINGHAM-fast colors and pretty designs. Plaid with silk stripe
 SALE PRICE 121ac CLARENCE wHITMAN'S "A L M A CHECKS-sheer cotton with raised pIaids of pure silk. Regular soc and soc goods
 SALE PRICE 25c KINDRRGARTEN AND JUVENILE CLOTH-regularly 19c and 25c yard
 SALE PRICE 12c A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OUR BETTER WASH GOODS HAVE BEEN RADI- cALLY REDUCED IN PRICE FOR THIS SALE.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Printed Linoleurns
Floor Oil Cloth

Value 26c. .."---~s---"-@-s~~sALE PRICE fso Value $50. SALE PRICE 27o value ooc SALE FhICE fsc SMALL RUGS OF ALL KINDS-1s by se up to 36 by T2 inches in size Valued from S125 up to $6.50 SALE PRICES e8c to $5-2S ALL WOOL REVERSIBLE BURMA RUGS values from s8-es to s145e-
 SALE PRICES SPAS to s11.4s HEAVY "KINRoss" WOOL RUGS, values from $s.50 to s15o0-
 SALE PRICES s5.ss to sfoss TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS - VERY HEAVY. Values from sS.50 to S146e-
 SALE PRICES $6se to s122e S1656 SEAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS. size by 12----.-- SALE PRICE S1396 s20oo HARVESTER RUGS, by 12-
 SALE PRICE S1ess SANFORD HARVESTER RUGS AT sPH- CAL PRICES-values $500 te s25.oe-
 SALE PRICES S1325 to s1ess ALL OF OUR BETTER RUGS HAVE BEEN MARKED AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. TRUNKS. BAGS AND SUIT CASES
 AT SALE PRICES
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Draperie

121so sILKoLINEs -sALE PRICE So 15o CRETONNEs SALE PRICE 9lzo 26c SATTEEN s~~~--- v~---~o.S SALE PRICE f7o Soc and $50 ART T1CKING-~. SALE PRICE 26o 25o SCRIM-hemstitched ---sALE PRICE tso s5c SCRIM-hemstdtehsd PRICE e7o 20c MADRAS v~.-. SALE PRICE 16e 16c CURTAIN MUSLIN-~~.sALE PRICE 12so 2oc CURTAIN MUSLIN--..- SALE PRICE fse SCOTCH LACEs FOR CURTARJs-valuss from 25c to SSe 8 yard
 BALE PRICES 1so to sse $1.15 SCRIM CURTAINS PRICE soa s1.5o sCRIM AND LACE CURTAINsN
 SALE PRICE sse MARoUIsETTE, cLuNY AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS AT TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS Values $150 to s1-7S.-------SALE PRICE $1.1o Values s1.75 to s2.5o...-.--SALE PRICE $f.49 Values s2.5o to $3.oo.--y.---sALE PRICE $1.9s Values $3.5o to t4-50.---.-.. SALE PRICE S2eS Values s4.bO to $5.oo.~--.--.SALE PRICE S3.ss ODD PAIRS OF CURTAINS OF ALL KINDS
 JUST HALF PRICE
 145o COUGH CovBRs-slightly soned-
 SALE PRICE $f.ss ALL OF OUR BETTER GRADE DRAPERiEs.
 COUCH COVERS, ETC,
 AT SPECIAL CLEARANCE PRICES
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Clearance Sale of Mems
 Furnishings

1oc COTTON HosE-sALE PRICE 7c, for 25c
 SALE PRICE Sc, 3 for 25c 16c COTTON HOsE......... SALE PRICE 11o MERCERfzED HOSE
 SALE PRICE f7c, for Soc LION BRAND HOsE-WEAR GUARAN- FEED. D...................... SALE PRICE 21c 25c CASHMERE HOSE. .. SALE PRICE 2oc 25c BOSTON" and PARIS. GATHERS
 SALE PRICE 17c AEN'S AND BOYS LINED AND UNLIN- ED GLOvES-DRUMMERS SAMPLES values soc to $100.-...... SALE PRICE 3Sc COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS@so laun-
 SALE PRICE 4c, 7 for 25c 25c sUsPENDERs. SALE PRICE 17c, for 500 soc SUSPENDERS ....SALE PRICE 2se soc PRESIDENT and GUYoT SUSPEND FRS. RS....-........-........... SALE PRICE 3ee - SALE PRICE 42c NEGLIGEE sHIRTs-worth half much again. ....................... SALE PRICE 59c s1.oo NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. SALE PRICE 7ee s1.5o and S200 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
 SALE PRICE $1.19 and $1.5e WOOL FLANNEL sH1RTs-Gray and tan value s100. SALE PRICE 87e VALUE $50. SALE PRICE SIPS VALUE $2.00. SALE PRICE $1o9 soc RIBBED COTTON UNDERWEAR winter weight. .............. SALE PRICE 3ec SANITARY FLEECE LINED UNDER WEAR. ............., SALE PRICE 42c NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR-Win- ter weight SALE PHlGE o+e NATURAL AND WHITE WOOL UNDER WEAR-Soft hnish-good weight
 SALE PRICE s5o BRISTOL MILLS MERINO UNDERWEAR Medium weight in white and natural
 SALE PRICE 41o NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK UNDER
 WEAR THE OLD RELIABLE VALUE SIPS. SALE PRICE $1.12 VALUE s150 SALE PRICE $1.35 VALUE s2Go. SALE PRICE $1.80 VALUE $25e ............. SALE PRICE $22o SUPERIOR UNION SUITS FIT ALL WAYS VALUE s100.. SALE PRICE 39c VALUE $1.50. 50..............SA SALE PRICE $129 VALUE $200 PRICE $17e VALUE $2.5O. SALE PRICE $215 VALUE $500. O..............S SALE PRICE $269 MEMS DONET NIGHT sHIRTs-Ful1 in size and well made. Sizes 14 to 20-
 SALE PRICES 42c, 64c and 5ec MEMS DOMET PAJAMAs. UNIVERSAL MAKE
 VALUE s1.00. SALE PRICE See VALUE s2 .00. 0............. SALE PRICE $16s NEWS AND BOYS SWEATERS
 NEckWEAR, FANCY VESTS, ETC.,
 AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Our January Clearance Sale Comm Wednesday, January f4th
Stationery at Sale Prices

CORREsPONDENCE CARDS-two sizes of cards and envelopes in box. SALE PRICE 19c 25c WHITE WRITING PAPER in linen finish ..-................. SALE PRICE Pic HOLIDAY PAPETERIES, worth from soc to s8.50 a box White tinted papers.
 ALL AT SALE PRICES
 SALE PRICE Pc WRISTBANDS, PAPER CUTTERS. DESK SETS, BOOK STANDS. MEMO BOOKS AT RADICAL PRICE REDUCTIONS
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Ribbons at Clearance Prices

TAFFETA AND DRESDEN RIBBON-A special lot every ward of which is worth at least 25c. There's good variety
 SALE PRICE 1sc DRESDEN AND STRIPE RIBBONS-The new designs in these dainty novelties; also plain wide Taffeta. Value 93e-
 SALE PRICE 9, A SPECIAL LOT OF FANCY RIBBONS in striped and novelty designs, which actually worth from ssc to 4sc yard
 SALE PRICE 2oc
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Sale Prices in the Glove
 Department

THE FAMOUS HEROINE" KID GLOVE in tan, white and black. Has that dollar look SALE PRICE 65c SIPS KID GLOVES in two-clasp length. Splendid Gloves in tan, white or black
 SALE PRICE e3c OUR REGULAR s150 KID CLOVES wo-cIasp length in black and colors-
 SALE PRICE $1.2e LADIES' FLEECE LINED CASHMERE GLOVES ....,..... SALE PRICE fec LADIES' FLEECE LINED CASHMERE GLOVES .....,....,... SALE PRICE 42c LADIES' GOLF GLOVES. SALE PRICE 42e CHILDRENs GOLF AND CASHMERE GLOVES ......... SALE PRICE 19o CHILDREN'S WOOL MITTENS-
 SALE PRICES 12e and 2oe CHILDREN'S FLEECE LINED GLOVES AND KITTENS ........ SALE PRICE 42c
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Clearance Sale Values from the
 kitchenware Department

LENox SOAP .... SALE PRICE for 25o BEE SOAP ........ SALE PRICE for 25o SUNLIGHT SOAP. .. SALE PRICE for 25c PROCTOR AND GAMBLFS WHITE NAP THA SOAP .......... SALE PRICE for 25o 10c LUX CLEANSER. ....... SALE PRICE Sc Sc DUTCH SECURING BAR. SALE PRICE Sc CEDARINE ...... SALE PRICE 21c DUTCH CLEANSER ........ SALE PRICE 7o GOLD DUST (smaIl) ... SALE PRICE for 1oo ANTI DUST (smalD ....... SALE PRICE So ANTI DUST Qarge) ........ SALE PRICE 21e BON AMI ............ SALE PRICE for 25c 55c .BROOMS .....,.,....... SALE PRICE 45e 45c BROOMS ............... SALE PRICE $50 25c wHIsK BRooMs ...... SALE PRICE 21e DUSTLESS DRY MOP
 SALE PRICES sso and $1.0o 75c TIN WASH BOILERS. SALE PRICE 5ec 5ec JAPANNED BREAD BOXES
 SALE PRICE 4sc soc NICKTLED TEA KETTLES
 SALE PRICE sec 9sc NICKELBD COFFEE PERCOLATORs-
 SALE PRICE eec COAT HANGERS ~ SALE PRICE for 5c 25c wAsHBoARDs SALE PRICE 1se GRAY ENANIELWARE THE LOT INCLUDES BERLIN KETTLES, TEA AND COFFEE POTS AND
 LIFTED sAucEPANs
 Sale Price 17c Each
 SPECIAL
 ALL WHITE. ENAMEL. WARE BERLIN KETTLEs-TWo SIZES
 BERLIN SAUCEPANS-
 TEA AND COFFEE POTS RICE RoiLERs-LIPPED sAUcEPANS
 Your Choice 59c Each
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Lowest Prices in Toilet Goods
 Department

 35c DAGGETT AND RAMSDELL COLD CREAM .,...s.--...s. GALE TniSE <SS 15c TALCUM POWDER = The Reid & Hughes Co.'S Special Trailing, Arbutus and Spring Violet ........ SALE PRICE 1oc 15c TOILET SOAP - ARMOUR'S = in odors. Large oval cakes
 SALE PRICE Sc, 3 for 22c PURE WITCH HAZEL put up by Johnson Co of Montvil1e. ounce bottle
 SALE PRICE t5e HOT WATER BOTTLE-red rubber bottle holding quarts-value $1.25-
 SALE PRICE 7so soc KEEP CLEAN HAIR BRUSHES
 SALE PRICE sec s12S IMPORTED HAIR BRUSHES
 SALE PRICE sse NAIL BRUSHES in 6 variety of shapes, values from 25c to $50. ...... SALE PRICE 1eo CELLULoID DRESSING COMBS in white shell and amber. 25c value SALE PRICE 15o 15o TOOTH BRUSHES. ... SALE PRICE 100 17c TOOTH BRUSHES. SALE PRICE 121so 25c TOOTH BRUSHES. SALE PRICE 17e 100 MUNYONs WITCH HAZEL SOAP
 SALE PRICE Sc 16o BABcocKs coRYLoPs1s TALcUM-
 SALE PRICE flo 2sc size KoLYNos DENTAL CREAM
 SALE PRICE f7e
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Big Values in Leather and
 Hair Goods

WRIST BAGS in black and colored feathers in all the shapes. Value $10o-
 SALE PRICE 7sc WRIST BAGS in fiiNs feathers and all the newer designs Value $3.00 to s400
 SALE PRICE s249 SUEDE BELTS in all the prevailing col and fashionable widths Regularly 5Gc c.....,.,.............. SALE PRICE 3sc SHELL TIAIRPINS in all the shapes Reg ularIy 1oc a box x......,.,,,.. SALE PRICE 7c BACK AND SIDE COMES in Shell and Amber with Rhinestone settings. Value s1.Oo o.....................s SALE PRICE 78c TIAIR. NETS with elastic. All shades of brown SALE PRICE 6 for Sc
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Linens at Little Prices

BLEACHED COTTON CRASH
 SALE PRICE 4e LINEN CRAsH-Bieached and unbleached.
 SALE PRICE Sc 121sc LINEN CRASH. .... SALE PRICE sLse 16c LINEN CRASH. SALE PRICE flo 5Oc MERCERIzED COTTON DAMASK-
 SALE PRICE ase 6sc MERCERIzED COTTON DAMAsK-
 SALE PRICE 45o soc SILVER BLEACH DAMASK-
 SALE PRICE sse Ybc LINEN DAMAsK-bleached-
 SALE PRICE sso s1oO LINEN DAMAsR-bieached-
 SALE PRICE 7se SIPS LINEN DAMAsK-bleached-
 SALE PRICE 35o s15o LINEN DAMAsK-bleached-
 SALE PRICE $1.15 All-Linen Napkins at Sale Prices S135 value ---~--~-~-- SALE PRICE $loV s1.5o value ,...-.--~---..- SALE PRICE $1.2s s1z5 value -..--.----.-... SALE PRICE s1.5s s2.0o value ...-~..-.-....-- SALE PRICE Sl-Is s2.5o value ..-..-~... SALE PRICE s2.1s s8.5O value .......-..... SALE PRICE s2.ss s4.6o value ....v~..,--- SALE PRICE ss.es PATTERN CLOTHS AND TABLE TOPS REDUCED JUST oNE-THiRo Turkish Towels 17ahe B1nACHED ruRK1sH TowEns-
 SALE PRICE 9e 1so HlnACHED TURKISH TOWELS
 SALE PRICE 1zIze 1sc BLmACHED TURKISH TowHS-
 SALE PRICE 16o 21e BLBACHED TURKISH TOWELS
 GALE PRICE t7e e5o BLBACHB3 TURKISH TOWELS
 sALE PRICE tsc S5c BIIEACHBB TURKISH TOWELS
 SALE PRICE 25o ssc BLBACHBD TURKISH TOWELS
 SALE PRICE 2sc
 Huck Towels 19e HUCK TOWELS --.-~. SALE PRICE Sc 1sc HUCK TOWELS - SALE PRICE 1SLsc 19c HUCK TOWELS ...-.- SALE PRICE 15c 21c HUCK TOWELS ....-. SALE PRICE 17c 25c HUCK, TOWELS -..... SALE PRICE 1ec Cotton Filled ComfoFtables Value s1ee -.. SALE PRICE 7ec Value s1.so . SALE PRICE S1.2s Value $175 ..... SALE PRICE $1.5s Value s2oo .. SALE PRICE $17s Value s25o .. SALE PRICE s2.1s Value ssoo ... SALE PRICE s25e Value $s5o .. SALE PRICE sa.1s $6.5o WOOL COMFORTABLES-
 SALE PRICE $500 WASH CLOTHS ... SALE PRICE 20
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-13
Laces and Embroideries

Ab-INCH EMBROIDERED BToUNcTNGS, were regularly s17s to s1-ss- z7-INCH EMBROIDERED ELoUNCrNGs, '--''' 'e ~ - SALE PRICE soe a7-INCH EMBROIDERED FLoUNCNGs -henstitched scailopsd edges
 SALE PRICE sss CORSET COVER EMBRoIDERIEs, wers 25o and s5o-@...-~-,----~~s,.6& .6&LE PRICE 1ea WIDE EAfBROIDERIEs with fast edges, were 25c yard+- .5ALh PHtCs Soe 1ge EMBROIDERED EDGEg-
 SALE PRICE foo EMBR 0IDERED BANDS - finished - tc slA inches wide were a5c- SALE PRICE 1se ss-NCH RUFELMD ELouNCTNGs, rsgu- larIy s1a5 & yard~-r,+~-~-. SALE PRICE ees PURE LINEN I-ACEE. to inches wfde. f21kc and 1se EalusSr.+~~-@ SALE PRICE Be sse SHADOW LACh ALE-cVRR-
 sALE PRIDE 4as 75c and sse CoEKRBp TRIMMING in great variety .-.-------------~---r-- SALE PRICE boe SHORT LENGTHS OF SHADOW LAcEs AND FANCY TRIMMINGS GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
 s1.eo CHIFFON AUTO xEHsH
 SALE PRICE sss 25c FANCY MESH VHIIINGS+
 BALE PRIcK sss
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-22
BUSINESS LOCALS

Steaks that are indispensable at
mo Grill-adv. - 2-2S-M
We loan money and have it on hand
for business. See Everett. Taft
A big stack of wheat cakes and real
maple syrup at the Grill Cafe for
a0c.-adv. 2-28-H
For expert piano and organ tuning
zee Albert II. Hake, Phone 234 r,
Dickinson, N. D:-adv. Slit
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist Of
Fargo, will visit Dickinson person
ally, Saturday, September 18TH. All
who need their glasses changed or re
newed should call and e him. Of
flee at st. Charles hotel.-adv. 8-22-4t
For rent-furnished house. Call
Phone 80 L.-adv. 8-22-2t
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-22
ELKs in REGULAR SESSION

AT regular session Of Dickinson
Lodge No. 1877, B. p. o. Elks on
Tuesday evening Hon. ". G. Craw.-
ford was duly initiated into the order.
The following out of town members
were present: N. u. Stefin, H. A.
Mackof, H.SA. Anderson, Chas. Cum
-kel, E.P. Bishop Henry Fritz and A.
p. Spear from Belfield; Grant Palm
er, 3. Owens, D. J. Price, Perry
Marker, Alex Fowler, ]. e. Doherty,
Piatt, &. G. Kapeloyitz and
Otto ]. Wick, Manning; ]. a. Smith
and A. H. Conradson Of Taylor; viii
lis Kink, Jr., and George Carr Of
sMedora; Frank W Young and Harry
Young .of Nicholson; Chas. Ofet d
Gladstone; Rasmus Jensen OF Oak.
dale; Judge B. F. Spalding OF Bis.
marck; r. w. Scott of Marshalltown
Iowa. Attendance 100.
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-22
NEWS

Attorney T. H. Pugh went to New
England on business on Wednesday.
Attorney T. F. Murtha was in Far
60 on business the first Of the week.
Editor G. w. Clemens was down
from Medora last Saturday for opti-
cal work.
Mrs. Ella Fox returned Saturday
from a weeks visit at the Martin
Knudson home lei Taylor.
Mrs. Buckingham was able to leave
the hospital Sunday and is now visit
ing at the I'll. Beard home.
Mrs. Joe Hoag and two sons came
down from Glendive Wednesday tt
spend a few days as the guests Of
Mrs. C. D. Litch.
Miss Margaret Cosgrove Of Cassel'
ton arrived Wednesday, having &C
cepted a position as stenographer ir
the office of C. B. Hanson.
Mrs. John T. Birch, who has beer
with her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Starke
in this city the past month, returned
to her home in Chicago this week.
Roy Dodd returned the first Of the
week from a trip to Chicago and the
Twin Cities, where he purchased fall
and winter stock for the "Fad."
Mrs. W. E. Baker and children left
last week for Raleigh, N. D., where
they will spend some time visiting
Mrs. Bakers brother, August Meters
ON his farm.
Thomas Nottingham was on the
streets Wednesday morning after 8
weeks siege of the mumps. Mr.. Tot
bingham had a severe case, but il
now gaining rapidly. He had jus'
completed his tour of the state in hi
work as secretary Of the State Barb
ers' Association when he was taker
sick. @
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-22

Charles Offet Of Gladstone states
that the late wheat has been serious
ly damaged by rust. He did not
think late grain would amount to
much any where this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Brown, who
haveo been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Glen Cassidy, for the past three
weeks, left Wednesday, afternoon for
their home at Atlanta, Iowa.
Attorney A. J. Palmer came in
Saturday from Manning and went on
to Sentinel Butte in the evening. He
has good prospects for building up a
fine law practice at Sentinel Butte.
Mrs. Lenora Mclaughlin arrived
Friday afternoon from Wendell,
Idaho, and remained until Tuesday,
visiting with her brother, Ben Taylor.
Mrs. Mclaughlin then went on to
Culvert, Indiana.
Mike Drury and daughter, F!adora,
and her guest, Miss Elizabeth Ehreth,
of Mandan left Wednesday morning
in the Drury auto for Mandan for a
short visit. Mrs. Drury and son,
Cyril, were already there.
Auditor J. L. Hughes left on Sum
day for Onalaska, Wis, to spend
about two weeks. On his return he
will likely be accompanied by Mrs.
Hughes, who has been in Wisconsin
for some time. T.
E. J. Taylor, state superintendent
of public instruction, was a passenger
Saturday evening to Fryburg to adj
wise the people regarding school mat
tiers. Our Fryburg items explains
more fully the nature Of the visit to
Billings county.
O. K. Kindly, N. P. pumper at Me-
dora, was in Dickinson last Saturday
for medical examination and it was
decided that he would have to go to
the railroad hospital at Glendive for
an operation for gall stones. He ex-
pected to go at once.
Mrs. D. d. Mars and two sons,
Roland and Wesley, returned home
Friday of last week from the country
north, where they have been visiting
Mrs. Mars parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Roberts, for the past few
weeks. Mr.. Roberts brought them in.
A meeting Of the federated
women's club Of the city:$is called at
the Commercial Club rooms for Sat
urday, August 22nd, at 3 o'clock to
consider work for the Stark County
Industrial Exhibit to- be held in the
city on September 23rd, Path and
25th.
!: Mrs. w. F. Burnett, Master Max
i well and daughters, Marion and Flea
NOR, returned Tuesday from a four
months trip at Long Beach, Califor:
MIA. Mrs. Burnett was accompanied
part way on the trip by her sister,
Mrs. Howard Penhale, and children,
who had also been spending the sum-
mer at Long Beach and were return
ing to Calgary, Canada.
The Dickinson press., 1914-08-22

Threshing was started in this vi
entity this week. *
Mrs. K. il. Julian and Miss Edith
EStockman spent Saturday in Belfsld.,
Mike Kannan and family returned
Tuesday from few days visit with
relatives in Dickinson. 5.
Cashier Norris OF the Citizens
State bank Of Belfeld was a. business
visitor here Monday.
Dist. Game Warden T. n: Haytung
of Dickinson was in this vicinity Sum
day looking for asooners.n
Misses Elsie Cummings and Gladys
Sharman took a horseback ride to
Belfeld last Friday afternoon.
Floyd Monte had the misfortune TO
sprain his arm badly while wrestling
with some of the boys Saturday even
ing. -
Misses Jennie and Mabel Rapp are
spending the week in Dickinson, the
guests of their cousins, George and
Miss Lizzie Rapp.
ME. and Mrs. Fred Altenberg and
family. came up from BelfieId Satur-
day evening 10 spend Sunday at the
ia. Frank home. rs
Miss Minnie Angliss 81 Dickinson
was a guest Of Miss Ethel Cummings
Eat8the George Brandt home few
days the past#Week.
Mesdames Cable, George
Flint and Martin Brotten were ia
EnG1Gn1ISC of11rH
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-29
Much Interest Shown
In Dog Show.

Atlanta. June 27.-Atlanta socie-
ty has forgotten its babies and gone
TO the dogs today. The occasion is
the prize exhibit at the home of
Winship Nunnally on Peachtree
road, where the Atlanta Kennel
Club will show off its bull pups,
Pomoranians, Chinese poodleS and
cheese hounds. A real dog expert
from Philadelphia has been brought
down at considerable expense to
hang the Blue ribbons on the aristo-
cratic pups and there promises to
be some fine jealousy after the
awards. The show is attracting a
great deal more enthusiasm than
the society baby show which was
announced for last summer and
which failed to come off because
there were too few babies to make a
showing.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-29
Notice

Proposals for painting the First
and Third Ward School Buildings
on the outside. both old and new
parts, and to reputtie sash.
Seal bids with bond attached
for the work complete will be
received until noon Monday, July
9Th, 1914. No bids will be re-
ceived unless bond is attached.
The successful bidder will be re-
CURED to give bond subject to
the approval Of the Council.
Material to be the best, two
coats of pure white lead and raw
linseed oil to be used, buildings
to be painted white.
Bids will be opened at Council
meeting, July 9Th, and contract
will be awarded the followir.
day.
The City reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
DAVID L. PAULK,
st. aw-tl-j.6 City Clerk
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-29
Notice Of Registration
For City Election

The registration books will re-
main open at the office of Il e City
Clerk until 6p. m. July 25th, 1914,
for the registering of qualified
white voters entitled to vote at the
coming city election. A white
primary has been called for August
5th, 1914, for the purpose of nomi-
mating four members of the City
Council and Tax Assessor and
one member of the Water, Light
ard Bond Commission. All candi-
dates must register with Clayton
JAY Secretary of the City Execu-
tive Committee and pay to him an
entrance fee of $500 by July 25th,
1914.
This June 22nd, 1914, by order
of
G. w. Mclean, Chairman
Clayton Jay, Sec'y.i
Marcus Luke
&. q. Sandlin
Isidor Gelders
Committee,