The Dickinson press., 1916-02-19
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
"a few new lace party gowns in
small sizes at the Vogue-adv. It
A. T.. Martin Of Sentinel Butte
spent Wednesday in this city on bust
ness Ss5S3
The February Victor records may
be heard at lGreene's, the Victor deal
ers Of Dickinsons--adv.
I Mr.. Homer Davis underwent an
operation at the local hospital
Wednesday
Esther Breda entertained bevy
E;of her little friends at q birthday
party last Saturday
Dressy afternoon gowns Just re-
ceiyed from New FORK. Call and see
|themsatsthe Vogue.-adv. 1T
Dewey Wiley was expected III from
his school north Of Zenith todayssJEri-
day. to leave with the basketball
boys for the game at Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mckinley enjoyed
d visit this week from their daughter,
Mrs. Lee Nichols, and son Of Mandan.
Wanted-A man to begin work
Immediately on farm. M Booky,
Dickinson.--adv. 2-12-H
Position Wanted-Capable young
man desires position as stenographer.
For information address Box 342,
dickinson, N. D.-adv. 2-12-3p
The Masons in this city are looling
forward with anticipation to their an
Inual banquet to be given Tuesday
evening, February 22nd.
Mrs. j. p. Cain, assisted BY Mrs.
Frank Ray, entertained twelve ladies
at 100 o'clock luncheon Tuesday
afternoon.
Bishop Tyler Of Fargo was expect
ed Thursday for aSday or so to con
Ifer with Rev. Alex. Coffin, rector Of
the Episcopal church, regarding
church matters.
Vincent Good of Helena, Mont,
brother Of Miss Ruth Good, who is a
guest at the Rev. r. n. Craig home,
arrived on Wednesday for a few
days. stay in the city.
g. p. Smith, manager Of the local
Western Union Telegraph office, who
has been away on a vacation Tor
two weeks, at Minneapolis and Fargo,
lis. expected back this (Frfday) after
noon.
p. T. Suits, champion corn grower
of Stark county, captured first prem
ium with his exhibit entered atSthe
ITrisState corn show in Fargo. Min
Inesota!N No. 23, the same corn that Won
for him the Northern Pacific trophy
carried off the honors at Fargo.
The Golden Rule store, the 96th
store to be established in the United
States by the &c. Penny Corpora.
[ttion Of New York. will open orsbusi.
mess in Dickinson about April LIST, il
the Simpson building at 80 First Ave
West. Z +
The Berringers& Petricka Auto Go.
with headquarters in the Odd Fellow
, building on First Ave. West, unloadet
a carload Of Oakland four andSsix
cylinder automobiles on Tuesday last
The new cars make a. beautiful array
lone which anyone would delight Y
see.
Lynn Hogue returned Sunday fren
Casselton for q visit with his par
<. tents, Mr.. and Mrs. "a. "A. Hogue. TIL
first of the coming month he will be
I gin his duties Isl traveling salesman
flor the Palmer Candy Co. of Siou,
-ICity, Iowa. His territory is rather
. Indefinite as vet.
w. e. Leonberger returned on Sun
day after spending ten days visiting
easternspoints. He first attended tn,
annual convention Of the North Da
vkota Theatrical association, held il
Fargo. He thenswent on to Mime
! apolis and arranged for some specia
film service sforhs .Bijou theatre
! Halter going to- Chippewa Falls, Wis.
y for q short visit with relatives.
Louis Kudrna, prosperous farm
Ter residing three miles southeast O
South Heart, was q Dickinson bust
! ness visitorson Thursday and Friday
lIHMr. Kudrna came Ito the South Hear
Vicinity only about eight years agt
and today is the owner of three
LINE quarter sections land. In ad
EDITION to his own land he rents
quarter section.
, Mrs. Ella soule, who hassbeen visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. w
..EBaiIey, expects to leave next Tues
Idayefor yisit#until early slmme!
with friends in Minneapolis, a sol
in Rockford, I'LL. q sister in Warsaw
Wis daughter at ToInah, Wis
lon her returnsh will make a tril
Iout to- her farm at Bailey and thel
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