The Dickinson press., 1906-12-15

The Racket has some things to sell.
F. M Thompson. 12-15-2t
In the November number of Browns
Farmer is a good picture of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l. Bonesho and their son,
William Mott, the first baby born in the
town for which he was named.
Try our cheese. It's the best cream
cheese made and has the right age.
J. W. Reed. 12-15-tf
Mr.. McEniry of Fargo, chief of the
special government agents OF this state,
has been in the city this week assisting
Special Agent Cochrane in his investiga-
tons of land proof cases.
Over two thousand pounds of candy
were received at the Ideal this week. 1T
Through his attorneys, Crawford &
Burnett. Thomas Evans has filed his
answer in the election contest instituted
by ]. E. Phelan. The matter will be
decided in the legislature. The taking
of testimoy commenced Friday.
On Dec. II Temple Commandery
elected the following officers: J. B. Dehl-
niger, E. c.; v. H. Stickney, G. l.; R. H.
Johnson, c. G.; c. J. Phelan, S. w; J. F.
Davis, ]. WA. N. Jefferies, Treas; John
Riessbeck, Rec; Dan Manning, S. B.;
John van der Las, S. W.; F. w. Turner,
w; N. c. Lawrence, S.
R. S. Brookings was in the city the
first OF the week in company with his
sister, Mrs. H. S. Van Antwerp, of
Washington, D. c., who is visiting at the
Brookings ranch and may remain until
after Christmas. Mr.. Van Antwerp is
an Inspector Of government surveys
and recently has had business in Yank-
ton, S. D.
Dickinson Camp, No. 5737, M. w. A.,
elected the following officers Wednes-
day night: H. F. lessen, consul; ]. v.
lessen, adviser; M. L. Ayers, banker;
Christ Peterson, clerk; Geo. Frank,
escort; Frank Kunz, Waterman; John B.
Fischer, sentry; G. A. Perkins. physi-
clan; ALT White, manager for 3 years.
The installation of officers occurs on
January 9, in the Odd Fellows hall.
Among the pleasant surprises of the
season lone is more so than to learn
that at Fargo on Nov. goth Mr.. E. o.
Ellsworth, n of our popular Young
railroad men, became a benedict. At
that time and place he was quietly mar
ried to Miss Anna Sheridan, a we'll
known teacher of this state. The mar
riage is in all ways a suitable and happy
one-sterling young manhood to win
some and blooming young w~omanhood.
The ceremony was performed by a
priest Of the Fargo diocese, and at pres
ent the happy couple are spending their
honeymoon at Chico. Mont, and prom
inent places in the west, where the best
wishes of all friends follow them.
Mrs. Dan Manning, the wife of Dick
inson's popular mayor, gave two delight
full "At Homes" on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons of this week. The
parties were Identical in every detail,
the guests on Wednesday being from
the eastern part of the city while those
hidden tor Thursday were from the west
side. Vases of deep pink carnations
and ferns and colored chandelier shades
added to the pleasant appearance of the
parlors. On the first afternoon eight and
on the second six tables were occupied
by those who wished to play"5oo", while
guessing contests were provided both
days for those who preferred that
amusement. In serving her delicious
lunches Mrs. Manning had efficient as
sistance from Mesdames r: HI Johnson,
Richards and Rudiselle, and Misses
! Ethel Dodd and Mile Smith.