The Dickinson press., 1904-12-24
Mat Leahy was up from Hebron this

MAT Leahv was up from HEBRON this
week.
The business houses are generally very
tastily decorated.
Get your presents for your gentleman
friend at the Hub. 1t
Miss Clare MacGregor spends her
vacation at Macoun, Canada.
Miss Ethel and Bulge Currie have
returned tie Merriam Park, MINI.
E. Deffebach returned from the Gal
latin valley country on Thursday.
Miss Grace Montague came up from
Bismarck to spend Christmas in the
city.
Miss Pauline Scofeld returned home
Friday morning from her extended east
ern visit.
Col. A. p. Peake recently wrote the
Forum a valuable letter on the tests of
native coal for power producing pur-
poses.
Christmas falls on Sunday this year,
consequently Monday will be a legal
holiday under the laws of North Da-
kota.
The proceeds Of the mask ball next
Monday night will be for the benefit
| of the Dickinson orchestra. Admission,
| IS cents.
J. B. Goldsberry, foreman at the !. B.
| Stoddard sheep ranches south of Senti-
mel Butte, was in Dickinson on business
this week.
Next week Miss Harleman, who has
been clerking at Roquette's, will leave
for C%arr,ngton to visit her brother Al,
subsequently going to Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Montague,
former residents o. Dickinson, are ex-
pected from Michigan as holiday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. McGillivray.
Mcdonald & Pomroy are showing the
largest and most complete line of new
books ever seen in this city, and buying
them direct from the publishers they
are able to offer them at surprisingly
low prices. 11-Io-tf
Edward Persons and Miss Aimee
Vredenburg were married by Rev. H.
V. Rominger at the Congregational par
sonage on Thursday afternoon, Decem-
her 22nd. o. P. Branick and Miss Mona
Branick we're witnesses. MIR. and Mrs.
Persons will reside in Dickinson.
Miss Ethel Allen goes home to St.
Paul to spend the holidays and will be
accompanied BY Miss Mary Nolan. Miss
Beth Robinson expects to go to st. Paul
the first of next week and if so will be
he guest Of Miss Allen during the
school vacation.
The school teachers will nearly all be
away during vacation. Misses Peterson
and Hyslop go to Buffalo, this state;
Whitcher to Valley City; Misses Thorn
Miss Utrehus to Lisbon; Miss McHugh
to Bismarck and Miss HAYDEN will 90
o South Dakota. Supt. Davidson and
remaining in the city.
Don't fail to visit Easton's Eagle
Bazaar or Easton Bros saddle shop, il
YOU van to buy a nice Christmas pres
ent for lady or gentleman. All kinds of
carved and hand stamped flower leather
goods, belts, chatelaine bags, cigar and
cigarette cases, pocket books, card
cases, picture frames, looking glasses,
toilet cases, etc. All sold under a strict
guarantee. +. 0. F.. jewelry, F. o. +.
buttons, F. O. Z. charms and fobs.
Come and be convinced. I2-24-tt
Bismarck Tribune: A. c. McGillivray
and Leslie A. Simpson have been con-
hrmed as register and receiver OF the
the Dickinson land office. Mr.. Simpson
is state senator from the Dickinson dis.
trict and it is understood that he will
obtain leave Of absence and remain in
the senate and attempt to hold the land
,ftice at the same time as he finds No
law in conflict and the senate is sole
judge of the qualifications of its mem.
bers.
On Monday Mrs. Mary liner was
handed draft by Fred Roquette, local
secretary of Court Dickinson, Independ.
ent Order of Foresters, for $1,000, the
amount Of life insurance carried by the
late o. P. liner in the aforesaid order.
This is the largest insurance policy ever
paid by the Foresters through the local
court and it is the maximum line that
will be written on the life of any indi.
vidual.
For the largest and most complete
assortment of hand carved and flower
stamped leather goods, consisting Of
music rolls. pocket books, chatelaine
bags, ladies. and gents belts, card cases,
match safes, cigar and cigarette cases,
toilet cases, picture frames and looking
glasses, visit Easton' Eagle Bazaar on
West Willard street or Easton Bros.
harness and saddle shop on East Willard
street, at prices that are right. I2-24-ti
Geo. Mischief has bought three quarter
sections of land OF !. w. Pavlicek. One
quarter is very smooth land and lies
near his ranch buildings IL miles north
of Dickinson. The other quarters, 10.
Gated farther north, are more broken,
and the price paid was $500 per acre,
This gives Mr.. Mischief five and a third
quarter sections of land, and between
the Mischief Bros. three and a half sec
tons of land are owned, giving them a
very fine large range for their stock:
which is run together. Geo. Mischel
has sold 12oo bushels of wheat the pas1
fall, and this with his cattle and othe,
sales has made him a good season:
income.
At a special meeting Of Golden Rule
NAoPtSI, No' ~ ~. - ~ huioo
evening, the following officers were
installed by Grand Worthy Matron Mrs
Eva Currie: Worthy matron, Edna Deb
linger; worthy patron. John F, Davis
associate matron, Ida Davis; secretary
Alice l. Campbell; treasurer, Mae M
Johnson; conductress, Kate Manning
associate c~onductress. Kittie Lawrence
chaplain, Alice E. Campbell; marshal
Della Spears; Adah, Minerva thinner
mrn; Ruth, Mabel Richards; Esther
Helen Greene; Martha, Elizabeth Rapp
Electa, Phllinda Folsom; warder, Annie
Lenneville; sentinel, J.P. Tingle; organ
list, Grace Crowl. After the installation
an appetizing lunch was served and thu
remainder of the evening spent in socia
games.
Dominick wanna has constructed two
dams at his farm 8 miles northwest o
Dickinson which will enable him Il
store the food waters another spring
. Last year this thrifty young man erected
! a good frame dwelling at his farm, ane
it seems to be his aim to make some