The Dickinson press., 1915-01-23

race your order Tor cut flowers,
design work, etc., with the Dickinson
Flcral Company-adv. 1t
Safety Pins, best quality, 3 papers
for 1Oc, at Dickinson Mercantile Co.'S
Blue Pencil Sale.-adv. 1t
If you can't decide what to do,
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, will tell you. Write for
free catalog.-adv. 1t
Pure Bred Barred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels of best strain, for sale at
81 each. Mail orders will be attended
to. Sam Brand, Taylor.-adv. 1854
Don't miss the great French pla,,
at the Bijou theatre WedH esday, Jan
nary 9th, afternoon and evening.
Popular prices, S and 10 cents.-adv.1
Helen, the 4-years'-old daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Reed, was seri-
Ously i'll the first Of the week. She
was seemingly out Of danger on
Tuesday but still very weak.
Leavitt Butler, assistant cashier in
the Security State bank Of Halliday,
was IN Dickinson a few days the past
week, visiting his parents, Alderman
and Mrs. Roy Butler, and getting his
eyes fitted for glasses. He likes his
bank work very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A, Little of Fay
cite were visiting at the home of her
brother, Sheriff French, In Bismarck
n past week. 1t will be remembered
that MIR. and Mrs. French visited the
Llttles at Fayette last summer, max
ing an overland trip in their auto.
Attorney L. A. Simpson left
Wednesday for Marmarth via Miles
City and Terry. He is looking after
q large estate belonging to F. G. De-
Lang, formerly president of the State
bank of Marmarth, The case will
on the 23rd.
MIS-. Zoa Sturgeon of Desmet, S.
d., who had been visiting at the
home of her son, Attorney J. w.
Sturgeon, in this city, left the past
week for White Bear, Mimi, later to
60 to Duluth to visit a daughter for
a few weeks before returning to
South Dakota.
The Bijou theatre has secured the
four reel vision of the famous play
"Richelieu" as a special for the
poultry show. This famous French
historical play will be shown Wednes-
day at matinee and evening perform
ances. The popular prices of S and
10 cents will prevail Wednesday,
January 27th.-adv. it
Attorney and Mrs. J. w Sturgeon
drove to Dunn Center via Killdeer in
their auto on Sunday. They took
Mrs. John D. Boldt home. The lady
had been visiting in Dickinson, her
former home, when Mr.. Boldt was en-
sBloyed in the Berringer market. He
is nov at work in n of the stores
at Dunn Center.
Mrs. Seigfried Fischer has as her
guests this week her daughters, Mrs.
Simon Blank and children and Mrs.
Anton Zurn and children. They drove
an from their homes in the Grassy
Butte neighborhood the first of the
week and spent several days shop
ping and visiting. MI. Zurn is en-
gagged in farming and stock growing.
Killdeer Tribune:-Mrs. M. J. John
Son Of near Fayette had a very close
call Thursday. Having visited dur
ing the day at the Grayson home in
the evening she started home, the
team got fractions and started to run.
The team broke away from the sled
and with great effort she kept the
team from breaking away entirely.
Emanuel Grayson took Mrs. johnson
and son home.
Last Thursday evening Miss
Teckla Peterson was most pleasantly
surprised by some eighteen of her
friends when they called at her home
on Bird Ave. West. The evening was
spent in playing games and a fine
time was had. Misses Mile Breda
and Eva Foster had charge of the af-
fair. Each, guest brought a portion
of the lunch which was served at the
close of the evening. :.