The Dickinson press., 1906-12-15
shelled w%alnu,,. almond, and fiber.

Shelled walnuts, almonds and flberts
at Reed's. l2.I5-tf
L. A. Davis & Son have just what you
are looking for a Christmas gift-every-
thing in fine china. l2.I5-7t
John Lohr has his family comfortably
settled ON the Guy Dickinson homestead
on Ash coulie.
For sale-a fine large Mahogany piano,
almost new, just the thing for a Christ
mas present. Phone u call 3 or address
Box 1872. l2.15.2t
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Chase went to St.
Paul last Saturday. Mrs. Chase was to
enter a hospital for treatment and Mr..
Chase expected to return home after a
weeks absence.
Lost-four or five miles south OF Dick
inson on the New England road a fur
coat. Finder return to Soules 4 Butler
and receive $40 reward. Wells Gull
grandson. 12-8-2t
W. H. Jaeger, vice president of the
Everett Abstract Co., returned last Satur-
day to his home in lie Sueur, MINI. 1t
is likely that Mr.. Jaeger will make this
his permanent home in the near future.
Frank Wanner will go to the agricul-
tural college at Fargo next month to
take up a course of studies in English.
The concert given by the Misses
Messersmith and Holemoe at Medora
the evening OF Dec. 10 was very gener-
ally attended as we'll as the dance which
followed. From reports it is evident
that our Billings county neighbors APP.
preciated the efforts OF the Dickinson
ladies.
On Dec. 5. at the home OF the brides
brother, w. c. Hecht, in Taylor, Mr..
Alec Mcdonald and Miss Lizzie Hecht
were united in marriage by Rev. Mr..
Yeomen. Near relatives and intimate
friends only were present. Refresh
ments we're served. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Donald have many friends about Taylor
who are extending congratulations.
Herman Gabbert who lives eighteen
miles southeast was in the city Monday.
kHe came here from Minnesota less than
a year ago and has erected a good house
a barn and a granary. He is keeping
over from this years crop for seed, $50
bushels Of wheat, Is bushels of flax and
zoo bushels of oats.
Jacob L. HORT, a we'll known musical
director OF Minneapolis, writes that he
, is selling out his city home to come to
North Dakota mex April. He has a
homestead in Hettinger county and pro-
poses to till the rich soil in this part of
the country for the coming FIVE years at
least.
Max Figman will be the attraction at
the opera house on Dec. rs in the delight
full comedy "The Man on the Box" dra-
matized from Harold Nc Grath's book, and
one of last seasons biggest successes in
New York City. A fine story, fine play,
fine production and excellent star
really worth seeing. Seats now ready.
Max Figman is an actor of rare quality
with a fine comedy instinct, and realizes
the ideal of "The Man in the Box" in
which he will appear at Dickinson on
Dec. IS. This comedy was written from
Harold McGrath's story. and was one OF
the biggest successes Of the dramatic
season in New York City last year.
E. Deffebach returned the first of the
week from St. Paul where he met the
officials Of the Great Western Ry. Co. and
arranged for another years service with
the road. This will be Mr.. Defebach's
third year. He has been able to give the
Great Western an enormous business
especiallyin live stock and the company
appears to appreciate it and has giver
substantial increase in salary and com
! missionto their Dickinson representative