The Dickinson press., 1906-02-03

The colonis,s' rates 60 into effect 0 n
the 18th and continue until April =.
DR.. Weston has written that he ex.
poets to return to Dickinson the com.
ing month.
A fine line Of genuine meerchaum and
French Briar pipes and cigar holders
at Mcdonald 4 Pomroy's. l2-l6tf
Alvin BONN returned Sunday from his
visit at Mott and commenced work at
Drenkel's on Monday.
Money to Loan-If YOU want to make
a loan on your land call on o r address
Herman Leutz, Taylor, N. ID. '-2o.tf
Miss Rose Stephenson. who had beeu
visiting Mrs. DR.. Stickney yer Sunday,
returned t Mandan OF Monday.
William Gardner made final proof on
a valuable quarter section of land in
sec 20 twp. 1888 range o6, on Monday.
There is no other perfume quite as
good as Thelma no matter what the
cost. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy. soc per. OF. II.4-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudiselle entertained
three tables of the west side card
players Monday evening. A delicious
lunch was served at eleven.
Archie Granteer and Frank Baker, as
Co. K. delegates, attended a meeting OF
the national guard in Fargo this week.
Attorney Baker visited in Bismarck en-.
route.
b. F. Deeken of Taylor. came up
Monday to pay his taxes, MI. d, eken
has about 50 cattle that he cares for at
the farm, but his stock ranch has been
given up, as he found it too much work
to 60 back and forth from the farm.
S. L. Damer has purchased lot 1,
block 81, Young's Fifth Addition and
is preparing to build at once. The
lot is pleasantly situated o. the rise of
ground known as the old "Dickinson
Farm" Mr.. Damer and family are
now occupying rooms in the Mcclellan
house.
Herman & Rites vim production, "The
High School Girls Co., Forever
Foremost" under the personal direc.
ton of T. W. Dinkins, will be the next
attraction at the Dickinson Opera house,
Feb. 10. Among the we'll known artists
with this company are Sol and Nat
Fields, brothers of the famous "Lew,"
Billy Hart and Emma Weston, Hughes
and Hazelton. Gilman, Francis and
Gilman, and the Six Flying Banvaras.
Invitations to the marriage Of Miss
Sadie Messy and William Devere Nc
Crew, which will take place on Feb. I8,
at Terre Haute, Ind, have been re-
ceived in this city. Miss Messy was
formerly employed as teacher in the
Dickinson public school, and Mr.. Nc
Grew is a member of the law firm of
McCrew & Hustled of Terre Haute, Ind.
After a two months tour through the
South, MIR. and Mrs. McCrew will be at
home to their friends in Terre Haute,
Ind. :.
Miss Ruby Roberts and Miss Clara
Davis entertained twenty young people
very pleasantly Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. DAVIS,
in honor of Mrs. A. M. Bannon and Miss
Jennie Bonn of Mott. The evening
was pleasantly spent in playing various
games, alter which the guests were
treated to home made candy and pop.
corn, which was very delicious. At
midnight the party departed for their
homes each n thanking their charm
ing entertainers for so pleasant an even
ing.
Paul Bohn of Mott, was in Dickinson
on Monday. Mr.. Bohn has been To-
Gated in Hettinger county for about two
years. He has 300 lambs which are
wintering we'll, and he feels that he
made a good move when he took up
cheap land in the county south and en-
gagged in sheep growing. Regarding
the organization of Hettinger county,
Mr.. Bohn says the settlers need schools
and local government and he thinks
that the time has come to organize, but
he says that it should be done along
conservative lines and the people who
have large property interests in the
county, should participate in the work
of securing the organization.