The Dickinson press., 1906-12-15
New dishes at The New Store. 17.1s-tf

New dishes at The New Store. 12-15-tf
Neckties in fancy Boxes. The Hub. 1t
MI. and Mrs. George P. Simmons have
gone to Tacoma.
Get your mother, girl or sister a nice
piece of china at Crowl's. 1t
r. H. Darling was up from Richardton
last Saturday.
M%ufaers. Gloves, Umbrellas and Xmas
soon. The Hub. 1t
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Reichert on Dec. Q.
Mrs. Lena Schmidt of Taylor wal in
Dickinson the first OF the week.
Pure apple butter in half gallon jars
try one Tor a change. Reeds. I2-15.tt
Clarence Campbell returned on Mon.
day to his school work at the Agricultural
college.
Every thing in small musical instru-
ments and supplies at Scherfius.' the
new jeweler. 12.8-tf
VIM. David and James Shurtliff of
Gladstone were in Dickinson last Satur-
day.
Edison and Victor monographs with
a complete line Of records at Scherfius.'
the new jeweler. 12-8-tf
E. A. Lane, who has been confined to
his bed since the 18TH of August, is very
little improved in health.
A young lady wishes to work at any
kind of work BY the day. Enquire of
Mrs. Arthur Tollefson. 12-l5.2t
Mrs. Shipley went to Gladstone last
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs. w.
G. Clark.
Don't buy your Xmas gifts until you
have seer L. A. Davis & Sons new line
OF fine china. 12.15.2t
The post office at Daglum has been
established with J. o. Daglum post
master.
The Dickinson Mercantile Co. have re-
ceived their usual large supply OF nuts,
candies, etc., for Xmas trade which they
are selling as cheap as the cheapest.
1912,
Sam Keller. Spring creek rancher
wasin Dickinson on business on Tuesday
Mr.. Keller formerly resided in the vicinity
Of Taylor. :.
For sale-a mahogany Pianola used
but little over a year and in frst-class
condition. Music rolls and seat also
Phone II call 3 or address Box 332 I2-,5-2'
Mrs. Burke, wife of Judge Burke
recently spent a few days in the city
Mrs. Burke is an old schoolmate Of Mis-.
Tschirhart and Mrs. w. c. Crawford
land while in the city was entertained a
the home Of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Taft who hav.
spent the past season in Stark and Bill
lings counties, eeft Wednesday for Halt
way. Mo-, visiting en- route with relatives
in Minnesota. The Tafts resided TO-
many years near South Heart and they
still retain 64U acres of land, but 'thei1
cattle Interests are closed out.
Mrs. Huldah Towberman passed
away Dec 7 atB:3o p. m. at her home
!k9 miles southeast of Dickinson. She
was born in Sweden in 1865, and came
to America ia 1868, residing oontinuousl,
lin Minnesota until coming to this place
last spring. She was united in marriage
to J. H. Towberman. Feb. u, t9o5. She
lIived a christian life and was loved
Iby all who knew her. Deceased leaves
a'husband and two children to mourn
her loss.
Last Saturday the following parties
were fined in Justice Foasom's court
from 1896 to $2o.45 each for not send.
ing their children to school as required
by law: Adam :Zentner and :Philipr
S%taRdinger, Of Richardson; Mathia Fei
mer. Joseph Holfinger and Anton Foch,
LOT 10 miles southeast Of Dickinson:
Frank Krug, south of Richardson. o.,
of eight parties arrested but ont wa.
able to prove that he was not guilty Of
the charge against him. This week
more arrests are being made. 1t looks
as though Supt. RAIDER was making a
thorough job of enforcing, the oempul.
sorry educational law. The example is a
good one for officers IN other counties to
follow.
Hughes IL Deiters have their new
alternating current generator in place
and also the new engine, both of the
latest models, but they lack a switch
board and other minor appliances and
therefore are unable to produce current
from the new machine which they are