The Dickinson press., 1906-12-08

E. S. Hammond of New England was
in the city the last Of the week.
~ days till Xmas. Cuff buttons,
watch chains and fobs. The Hub. 1t
Irving G. Anderson was in from New
England the last of the week.
Attorney Hebron and family have
moved into one of the new liner houses.
Every thing in small musical instru.
ments and supplies at Scherfius,' the
new ieweler. 12.8-tf
Miss Benesch and Emma Wagner
we're east-bound passengers Monday for
a two weeks visit to Milwaukee.
II days till Xmas. Bath
and lounging robes. The Hub.
Miss Bertha Anderegg OF Gladstone
has been the guest of Mrs. Viola Homer
since Saturday.
E. Deffebach went to St. Paul Tues
day on a short business trip which may
include the fat stock show in Chicago.
Conductor M. K. Bradford is moving
his family to Mandan as he now runs on
the east end. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Gun.
bingham will occupytheir house vacated
by the Bradfords.
Edison and Victor monographs with
a complete line Of records at Scherfius,'
the new jeweler. I2-8-tf
A. B. Robinson took a short cut to
Greene's basement on Saturday and is
getting around on crutches this week in
consequence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Shaw deferred
their Thanksgiving dinner until Sunday
and invited their and friends
to the number Of twenty-four to share
the bounteous repast with them.
Julius Nelson of E~astedge, N. D., has
completed buildings on his claim sixty
miles south and expects to move to his
land soon although he has some months
yet in which to complete his residence.
Richardton is to have a second bank
the Merchants State. The incorporates
are: Fred and Henry Pathmann. A. F.
Mischief, Joseph Killer, Mischief Tschi-
da. L. A. Tavis, John and Anton Muggli.
The bank is capitalized at $4,000.
Mrs. ]. B. Dehlinger and Aubrey
Dehlinger have purchased a half block
in Hilliard & Manning's addition, run
ming through from Sims to Clough
street. They plan to erect two cottages
for rent early in the spring and more
later.
Word was received Tuesday of the
death of Mrs. Thomas Conroy of Man
dan, mother of Charles w. and Con-
ductor Tom Conroy. She died suddenly
in the Brainerd hospital where she was
operated upon two weeks ago and was
apparently doing we'll.
Miss Holemoe and the Misses Messer-
smith go to Medora Monday, December
10, where they give a concert that even.
ing. The concer will include both
vocal and instrumental selections and is
sure to be the best entertainment given
in Medora this winter. A dance is to
follow the concert.
George Donaldson of Custer Trail
will spend the next tive months in Der.
wyn, Illinois. He recently received, by
express for the summer resort at Custer
Trail, a little Shetland pony weighing
$50 pounds. The pony is very valuable
and, Mr.. Donaldson says, is not for sale
at any price.
]. c. Niedergerke of.Big Spring, NO.,
when remitting for the PRESS, writes
that though he never saw this country
and with the exception of Judge van.
der Las, has never met any of the
people, he reads the paper with great
interest as the exponent of a thrifty city
in a thrifty country.
AS an instance OF the exactitude
necessary IN carrying out the provisions
Of the homestead laws; a settler from
near Rock Springs, who was but one
day late in establishing his residence,
found that the one day caused the fail
ure of his Communication proof and that
he must reside on his land six months
more before again trying to prove up.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
of Taylor, will hold a bazar in Chtisten's
hall, Friday evening, Dec. 14th, at which
time articles, fancy and useful, will be
sold. The ladies have arranged for
different booths where they will sell re-
ireshments, homemade candies and
fancy work. they will also have a fish
ing booth. This will be the closing up
OF a years work, and the ladies kindly