The Dickinson press., 1915-11-06
LOCAL NEWS

Arthur Sterland is N. P. telegraph
operator at Glendive.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lefor in the eastern
part of the city on October 9th.
The 1923" band Of the C~ongregat-
tional Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. T. H. Pugh Thursday afternoon.
For Sale-A mare colt, five months
old, also a saddle and buggy. John
G. Wagner, Dickinson.-adv. 11-6-1p
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Muth are the
proud parents of a fine little son,
who arrived Wednesday at the Muth
home.
For Sale-Second hand furnace in
good condition. Mrs. Dan Manning.
A bargain if taken at once.
adv. 10-23-4p.
C. B. Hanson was home for a
few days this week. He has been
handling Montana lands the past
month and reports an unusually fine
business.
Mesdames Altenberg, Hardy and
Welsh autoed down from Belield on
Monday, remaining in the city a
McGillivray.
Saturday Special Only-$1.OO Cut
Carnations with ferns, special, per
doz. Toe; $500 Roses with ferns, spec
ial doz. $1.50; at Knapp's Variety
store.-adv. ,as 1t
A +ore;on+ ~ orro,+od ~ Dbl
field for stealing a coat in a res
taurant there: He pleaded guilty and
was fined $35 and in failure of pay
ment of said fine was lodged in the
county Jail.
Chas Morris of Billings, the Oliver
typewriter man for this district, was
in Dickinson the middle of the week.
Mr.. Morris expects to leave for the
coast soon, having been transferred
to that district.
Manager H. L.. Reichert is justly
proud of the new curtain at the
opera house which is being painted by
the H. E. Dorval Scenic Co. The
stage settings are also being fixed
up and re-touched.
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle and daugh-
tiers, Miss Marguerite and Jose
phine, left Sunday for the Twin Cities
where Miss Rudiselle was to consult
a specialist. Mrs. Glen Gardner is
relieving her at the office of DR..
Davis.
Montraville Flowers Interpretation
and rendition of Shakespeare's "Ham-
let" at the high school auditorium
Wednesday, held the fixed attention
of the entire audience throughout the
evening. He is a fine impersonator,
and ranks high as an artist in ora
tory.
Bert Covert of Beach, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis and gall stones at St. Joseph's
hospital, is recovering very nicely.
Mrs. Covert is with her husband most
of the time. The Coverts just recent
ly moved to Beach from Dickinson,
Mr.. Covert having been employed at
the depot here.
"Mutt and Jeff in College" comes
to the Dickinson opera house next
Thursday evening, November II. Go
and see them. Certainly, the show is
nonsensical, so are the cartoons, but
you've laughed at them for four years
and you'll continue to do so. Get
seats early, then you can be sure
they'll be good ones.-adv.
j. W. Goodall and his son, John,
came in from Hebron on Thursday.
They came over from the north in
their car and just before reaching
Hebron broke the rear axel. The
car was hauled into Hebron and as
soon as the repair can be secured
the owners will go back to Hebron
and start home.
The seven little girls belonging to
the "Mothers Little Helpers" club
were entertained by their president,
Gayle Pugh, daughter of Attorney
and Mrs. T. H. Pugh, at a Halloween
party Saturday evening. The guests
came dressed as ghosts and witches
and after an evenings merriment and
dainty refreshments, they were taken
to their respective homes in the Pugh
a.