The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24

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adv. 1t
A. C. Johnston arrived in this city
from Spokane the latter part OF last
week to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
H. w. Reed.
Max Hendrick, who recently bought
the former Orchard house west OF the
school block, is putting in plumbing
and fitting up the property for his
WI use.
A. I. Peck has rented his house on
Second Ave. West to VIM. c. Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck expect to go to
California and other points soon for
a long visit.
VIM. Rec, recently from Miles City,
has opened a paint shop in Dickinson.
Mr.. Rec was with Mr.. Berg for seven
years and worked for him in this
city some time ago.
Alderman Herman Rabe left the
first of the week for Three Lakes,
Wis, to attend to business matters
for a few days. He expected to make
a short stop in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Snyder left on
Wednesday on an extended trip to
the Pacific coast, expecting to be away
from home for a month or six weeks.
Their home in this city will be closed
during their absence.
Fred J. Dickinson is moving into
his house west of St. Joseph's hospital
and the C. j. Fox family r to have
the apartments he vacates in the
Stein hospital building. Mr.. Fox has
a position in the Senour & Langley
store.
Carolyn Cinninger was pleasantly
surprised on her 10th birthday by a
number of her friends. The evening
spent in playing games. Punch was
served throughout the evening and a
dainty lunch was also provided at II
o'clock.
From May 8 to s only, we will sell
the famous Ell Grilstovo at 10 on or
for $685., the regular price being
S.. This electric stove is very econ
omical; it is clean; no fire to heat up
the room. See one of these sample
Grill Stoves at the Dickinson Electric
Wire & Fixture Co.-adv. 4-17-tf
The Walton e. Davis Co. have
bought a Ford runabout for Contrac-
tor W. A. Kennedy.
The firm of Berringer Bros. has
dissolved by mutual consent, John r
Berringer taking the market and con
tinuing the business, while Peter +,
Berringer takes the Willard hotel,
which was leased last fall to Aldrich
& Aldrich. Later in the seaso P. F.
Berringer may decide to do some
w%holesaling of fruit. He also has
some Montana lands to look after.
John Berringer has been in the mark
ct business all his life. His daughter,
Miss Rose, continues in charge of the
books and office work.
This week H. L. Reichert and w. G.
Ray, doing business under the firm
name of Reichert & Ray, dissolved
partnership by mutual consent. Mr..
Ray takes the St. Charles hotel and
Mr.. Reichert acquires the opera house
property which is we'll leased for a
term Of years. MIR. and Mrs. Ray
have moved into the hotel, giving up
the Roberts house or Marguerite
Boulevard which they have occupied
the past year. MI. and Mrs. Reicher'
are occupying the Mrs. Catherine Ray
house. Mr.. Reichert has several bust
ness propositions that he is consider
ing but it may be some time before he
decides upon anything definitely.
Judge and Mrs. w. C. Crawford
and Master William returned Wednes.
! day afternoon from their trip of about
seven weeks to Pacific coast points
! They went out by the Santa Fee anc
returned via the Northern Pacific
Mrs. Theckla Berry returned to Glen
dive a few days earlier and Mrs
Catherine Ray does not expect to gel
home until about the first of June
In addition to seeing many former
Dickinson people at San Diego, Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford spent a week il
4 the Imperial Valley, visiting Cashie!
D and Mrs. F. D. Hevener, MI. and Mrs
George Dobson. They also met Mrs
. Breedlove (nee Grace Montague) a
her fruit ranch home. Judge Craw
= ford was much impressed with tn
opportunities in the Imperial Valley
Mrs. Anna Lenneville, who had BEEF
away from Dickinson two and a hal
n wears, a part of the time with her son
Joe Lenneville, at Forest Grove, Ore
, gon, but mostly with her sister, Mrs
i c. E. Gordon, at Long Beach, Califor
MIA, returned home the past week, ant
: is already keeping house in the north
= eastern part Of the city, not far from
her sons William and Ed. Mrs. Len
= neville is pleased to be home with he1
: early day Dickinson friends. How
ever, she had a fine time while away
! and says that her sister, Mrs. Gordon
!, is now enjoying good health like her
self. Mrs. Lenneville is the owner Of
the we'll known Lenneville farm ad'
! joining the city on the south and nov
leased to w. S. Randall.
The past week Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Odds have established in their Candy
4 Shop, a Maple Wood Comport, which
is an absolutely sanitary outfit fo1
| serving ice cream and sundaes. Thi!
: Comport is the latest development il
individual sanitary service. The ic'
cream or sundae, is daintily served OF