The Dickinson press., 1914-04-18
LOCAL NEWS

X. LOCAL NEWS
so pair Of Black Suede shoes at
$2.98 Reed Bros.
p. q. Rumble was in from his ranch
for Easter.
Fred Kostelecky is in a critical con-
dition at his home in this city.
Mrs. W. T. Nickel was visiting
her sister in Miles City the first Of
the week. .
Nurse Strauch came up from New
England the past week and was ather
old place at the David Roberts home.
Miss Margaret Larson, the sister Of
Mrs. J. H. Shurtliff, arrived recently
from Culberton, Mont, to visit with
her sister.
The Ikiki apron and food sale which
will be held in the Congregational
church parlors Saturday, April 18th,
| will start at 1890 a. m.
Mr.. Blume and Leo Hidensperger
were down from Glendive for the
Easter dance given Monday night by
the G.. I. A.. Of B. of L. E.
Miss Smith, stenographer in the
Office of Attorney T. F. Murtha, is
taking a vacation of a few. weeks in
the eastern part Of the state.
Miss Anna Kramer, who has been
visiting at her home in Minnesota, re-
turned Wednesday. She will again
take up her dressmaking here.
Z Mrs. W. e. Stribling of New Eng
land, who has been visiting in the city
and playing the piano at the Movies
for the past ten days, left for her
Home the last Of the week.
~tThe Royal Neighbors are planning
a. dance to be given Monday April
q, in their hall over the Berringer
Meat Market A dainty lunch will be
served. Tickets will be $.75 per cou-
pie.
Joe DeLamere, who has been visit
ing the past two. weens in the city,
left for Brainard, Mimi, where he
makes a brief visit before returning
to his railroad duties at Nipigon,
Ontario, Canada. ss
Mar, and Mrs, Y. Cprriie returned
to the city the past week and are re-
settling in their home on Fourth Ave.
West. Since leaving Haley last fall
they have been at Scranton and Bow
man. The people Of our city n glad
to- welcome this early day family
back to midst.
Mrs. A. Ziesemer left this week for
Southern California, to visit relatives
for some months. MI. Ziesemer,
grain buyer For the Russell-Miller
Milling Co. for several years, is
packing UP their household goods
and is likely to take a position In
Montana.
a pretty party was given at the
Josh Fisher home last Saturday in
honor of Mrs. Fishers birthday.
Cards was the entertainment Of the
evening. "A dainty lunch was served
after which the guests departed for
their homes wishing Mrs. Fisher
many happy returns.
Rev. A. F. Zenk was in Wednesday
from the country south. He likes the
people very much and expected to be
settled in his own: home as soon as
the members of his congregation fin
ish their seeding and get a little
time to work on his home. He has
purchased a horse and can get
around very well now.
Vernon Greene returned last week
from the Twin Cities. He has been
attending the Minnesota Institute Of.
Pharmacy for the past few months
He completed the short course and
passed the examination for assistant
pharmacist. In June he expects TO
take dissemination for the full de-
gree be pharmacy. He will make his
homein Dickinson now5as Mr.. Greene
;hasasold#his drug store in Glendive.
The d. b. Sullivan Company optical
specialists q Fargo will be ii Rich
ardton Thursday, April 10th, Belfeld
Friday April nth, Dickinson Satur-
day and Sunday April 18th and 10th
Sentinel Butte Monday April Goth,
Beach Tuesday April 21st, New Eng
land Wednesday il N. April 22nd and
Mott Thursday April 23rd. OF
fcesat the usual hotel ii each town.
1Gerilan and English spolken.ady.
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