The Dickinson press., 1914-10-03

BUSINESS LOCALS
special dinner at the aGrillDD the
asst In the city for 35c, try It.
~ 2-2S-tfl
We loan money and have it on hand
IL business. See Everett. 46-H
L. a, schipter, M. D., disease 81
70 eye, ear, nos and throat, Bis
,arck, N. D.-adv. 2-14-tf
L. "A. Schipfer, M. D., diseases Of
90 eye, ear, nose and throat Bis
aarck, N. D.-adN. 2-14-n
Monogram and University goods at
~ Dickinson Mercantile CO. They
-sst more but are worth it.-adv.
8-3O-h
Fer that "Broke Feeling just be-
ere pay day try q Hot Roast Beef
sandwich, Potatoes and Brown Gravy
With Coffee, at the Grill, Zoe.
sdv. 2-28-f
For Sale-15O head Of mixed Her
ford cattle, one pair Of heavy mules
and a 64O-acre ranch. Alex Chal-
mers or H., Van Weet, 20 miles NV
Of Fayette.-adv. 9-5-tf
Furnished room for rent. Inquire
Of Mrs. H.SK. Nichols, 238 End st.
West.-adv. 81 9-5-tf
spend several weeks visiting with her
father, Jack McDonough, and he1
sister, Miss Ellen McDonough.
Mrs.. F. Davis and Mrs. W. j.
Zimmerman will entertain the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Cemetery Associa-
ton at the Davis home Tuesday even.
ing at s o'clock, October 9th. AL
members and those interested arezin.
vited.
Mrs. Theckla Berry banquetted the
baseball players at her hotel, The
Jordan, in Glendive the past week.
1t was an elaborate dinner. The
hostess made a short talk to the in
vited guests which was received with
great applause.
E. L. Sebert of the Fayette country
has rented his land and is. away on
a long trip. He was in. Dickinson The
past week with a cousin, Geo. M
Mccain, of Kentucky, on their wa
to Wisconsin, in the formers auto
la brother-in-law, "A. w. Jewell, OF
Clear Lake, Wis., was along.
Stanley Grubb had as his guests
the past week his father, F. M
Grub, and his brother, Frank. They
were on their way to Montana looking
for land, where they expect to locate
Stanley went up Saturday night to
join them in Miles City,. He expect.
ed to be gone only few days.
A good many people from Dickin-
son and vicinity were making Their
tplans on Friday to- attend the fail
and carnival at Belfield. Gov. L.. B
Hanna wassto be there in the after
noon. The dedication Of the new
school building in the evening was
another feature that attracted the
people to the west end Of the county,
Dorothy, the 4-year-old daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Remission, narrowly
escaped death Sunday morning at hel
home. She was attempting to cross
Antelope creek on a plank near the
house when she fell into the water.
The stream is quite deep at this
point and had it not been for the dog
jumping into the water and then run
ming to n of the older children just
back a little distance, it is likely that
the little one would have lost her life
Theodore Remission had a narrow es-
cape at the same place about a month
ago. a
One of the twin sons Of Mr.. and
Mrs N. E. Hough passed away
last Thursday night. The little boy
was but six months old and had al
ways been the weaker of the two. It
had not been well for several days,
but nothing serious was thought to
be the matter. Thursday night ii
was put to bed and went peacefully
to sleep, but could not be aroused by
the mother in the morning. The fun
eral services were held at the home at
$50 and from the Methodist church
at 1000 o'clock Saturday morning.
Rev. J. g, Morrison had charge Of the
services. S II
VIM 3KIPPTIR CEJ.ERRATE