The Dickinson press., 1915-07-03
LOCAL NEWS

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Cornelius Williams and J.. M. Noes
of Taylor were in the city Wednesday.
The Beach band of twenty pieces
comes to Dickinson on the 9th With
the ball team.
Best Silver. filings, 81. DR.. Gil
breath, dentist. Office Leonberger
Bldg.-adv. 7-3-tf
Mrs. John Boldt and Mrs. Ras1nus-
sen were down from Dunn Center
Monday doing some shopping.
Mrs. Reece and son from the
country. south were visiting at the J..
P. 1Berringer home the past week.
Harry Crowl is employed at the
Scranton garage and Miss Esther has
a position with the Rexall drug store.
White crowns, IS. DR., Gilbreath.
dentist. Office L~eonberger Bldg.
adv. Taft
Miss F,lvira Johnson OF Taylor is
attending Summer School and STAY
ing with her sister, Miss Anna John
son. ;
Mrs. Jack Carroll, who has
been visiting in St. Paul for ten days,
was expected home the last Of the
week.
Observation-Disclosures automobile.
repair man. Will pay competent man,
rood wages. Dickinson Motor Car Co.
adv. 7-3-tf'
Mrs. Chas. Kono returned Tuesday,
from a two weeks visit with her,
friend. Mrs. c. H. Thompson, at
Jamestown.
Mrs. J. J. Sweeney and son, How
ard, left Wednesday for a two weeks
visit with Mr. Sweeney's mother at
Hokah, MINI.
L. H. Nichols returned Wednesday
afternoon from Denver, Colorado,
where he was called by the death of
his mother.
Mrs. P. H. Rumble reported to the
Orchard Agency a rs per cent loss to
wheat from the hail storm of last
Saturday.
Roy Breda and family moved back
to ,Glendive Saturday. Mrs. Thomas,
mother of Mrs. Breda, went up the
day before.
Miss Hilda Eslick of Belield left
for her home Monday after a few
days visit with Miss Evadna Pugh of
this city.
Miss Ruby Kennedy returned to ner
home in Glendive Tuesday after a two
weeks visit with her uncle, B. E.
Kennedy, and family.
Miss Fannie Singer, who recently
returned from Minneapolis, where she
graduated from high school this year,
is now employed as v%iolinist at the
Lyric,
The stock reducing sale starts at
The Vogue on July 10. Trimmed and
untrimmed mats, trimmings, flowers,
etc., will be sold at half price and
less. These bargains will certainly
Please.-adv. It
Elliott Freeman returned Tuesday
from his claim near the Christensen
ranch, where he had been for a few
weeks. Thursday he left for the
Twin Cities, where he will spend the
remaining week of his vacation.
Those who are still in need of hats,
trimmed or untrimmed and the usual
flowers and trimmings found at a
millinery store, will be able to get the
same at The Vogue at half price and
less, commencing with July 10.-adv. 1t
Mrs. J. W.. Reed had as her guest
Monday an old school friend, Mrs.
A. A. Whitemore, of Bowman, who
was returning home after attending
the Eastern Star grand lodge at
Grand Forks and the commencement
exercises at tiayville.
Mrs. Fred Schroeder of Taylor and
Miss Schroeder of Hebron, who is
visiting at the home of her brother,
came up Tuesday to attend several
Chautauqua programs. MI. Schrced-
er autoed in Wednesday afternoon
and they all returned in the car.
Mrs. Mary Candee of near Glad
stone came in Tuesday with her three
daughters, Ruth, Gladsy and Esther
and Anna Faulkner. Miss Gladys
entered. the Summer School. Mrs.
Candee remained a few days and
attended the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Tn. Larson and children, Miss
Lottie and Samuel, came up from Tay-
lor Sunday. Miss Lottie started in
Sumner School the next morning.
INISs 1dI SO11 oIAu SO1l t404CCu "4IAA tAAO
Judge Fred Maser and Fl. F. Schrocd-
er families until the Chautauqua ses-
sion was over. :
IT. S. Underhill and his niece, Miss
Mabel Hyde, who have been visiting
here, left sooner than they expected
for st. townsville, N. Y, Miss Hyae's
home, on account of the illness of her
mother. Mr.. Underhill will later go
on to Jersey Shore, Pa, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Jean Crowl and daughter,
. Mrs. R. A. Lyon, left Wednesday
afternoon for Lake Shetek, Mimi,
where they are to spend a month.
They expected to be joined in St.
Paul by Mrs. Lyons sister, Miss
Margaret Crowl, who is a nurse in St.
Luke's hospital in that city. MI.
Lyon intends to go down later in his