The Dickinson press., 1907-11-30
ABSTRACTS Furnished Promptly
for Stark. Dunn. Hettinger aud
Bowman Counties.
Everett Abstract Company
Telephone No. OF.
Telephone No. 81.

Telephone No. 81.
L. H. Dow returned Tuesday from BIZ
trip east. :.
The Dickinson schools r~e.assembles
for work Friday.
Try the Metropolitan cafe bread
1t will please you. I2.I.t
Mr.. Banmgartner OF Richardton mad,
business "Trip to the city Wednesday.
Have MacBride look after your teett
while in Bel6eld, Dec. II and i13. II-3o-1
Fresh cream puffs at the Metropolitan
bakery every Wednesday and Satur
day. u.2a.,1
Better hurry if you wish to take ad.
vantage of the bargains at the St. Pau
Clothing store. O 16.tl
Elmer A. Kibbe left Wednesday for
his home in St. Paul, having filed on a
homestead in the country south.
Miss Euleta Crosthwaite of Mandan
arrived Wednesday to spend Thanks.
giving with Miss Maysie Dinsdale.
Miss Lizzie Theodorsen of TAYLOR
IN the Guy Tuesday and is arrang-
ing to come to Dickinson for the winter.
Misunderstanding in private families.
Miss Rasmussen at Mrs. Mary Hender-
sons on Hannaford street. Phone 81 L.
1892
Carl Lehman of Richardton and his
son, Henry, who lives in Billings county.
were business visitors in the civ
Wednesday.
Postmaster N. e. Lawrence and little
grandson, Lawrence Dobson. spen,
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. +. i.
Berry in Glendive.
Miss Cora Repke of St. Paul arrived
TUESDAY afternoon and will spend some
little time in this vicinity. the guest OF
Miss Eva M. Alcott.
Real estate taxes for 1907 become
due December z. The sale of lands to
pay delinquent taxes for 1906 occurs
Tuesday, December :.
Revs: Johansson and Jergensen held
evangelistic meetings in the Johnson
school house on the South Cannon BAH.
last week with good results.
Martin Olson, who completed resi-
dence this fail or a claim east OF Fay-
cite, coming here from Wisconsin, was
in Dickinson on Wednesday.
MacBride, the. dentist, carries a
specialist in plate work with him: have
him make those new teeth tor YOU in
Bel6eld, Dec IL and 10. I1-3o-2t
DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hunt and two
children of Glendive came down
Wednesday to spend THANKSGIVING
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ever.
Lewis Thomson, whose home is in
the eastern part of the state, came up
from Taylor last Sunday for a short
visit with his niece, Mrs. John Leask.
Miss Edna ~Schoonover. deputy treas.
urer Of Adams county, is assisting in
the Office OF County Treasurer Riess-
beck, to become accustomed to the
routine work of the Office.
Col. ]. H. Field returned the latter
part OF last week from Fargo, where he
had a thorough examination of his ewes.
His trouble is cataracts and he will re
turn a little later for an operation, which
he has reason to believe will give Der
manent relief.
A. G. Appenzeller was. down FRI m
Miles City the first Of the week to visit
his daughters, who are stayinp with
their aunts, Mrs. H. M. Roberts and
Mrs. Gordon Dodd. Mrs. Appenzeller
is quite Ill with rheumatism at her home
in Miles City.
(. The members of St. Johns Guild will
old their tair at the opera house on the
evenings OF December III and IL. MANY
articles. practical and fancy. will be
offered at the fair. Candy will be sold
and excellent suppers served. Re-
member the date and make arrange.
ments to attend.
Mrs. Ruth Brown was at home to a
small company at the Roanoke in Bis
marck Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Holemoe of Dickinson. Mrs.
Caroline Busse of Dickinson was also a
guest. Musical selections by Miss Hole.
moe and others were pleasant features
of the evening. Refreshments were
served.
The Milwaukee track layers are
rapidly pushing west from Bowman and
we're halfway to Marmarth, twenty.
eight miles from Bowman, early in the
week. If as reported, the rails are laid
from Miles east to the Little Missouri
wv va SohV DOt d bC" OdyS 10 OOon
the line through to Miles.
Most people are awake at least half
of the time, others are asleep all Of thu
time. Are you one Of the few no awake
to the fact that H: M. Roberts, the pioneer
jeweler. owing to his long experience in
the jewelry business in this city can give
you more satisfactory work than YOU
can get from those not having such ex
perience. II 3o.tf
Henry Hollst informs us that we are
a little previous in announcing his
marriage. Mr.. Hoist had a delightful
vacation in Germany aud France and
returns much refreshed, by the trip but
says when he marries, he hopes not 10
find it necessary to 60 abroad for a
wife. Mr.. Hoist now has charge of a
$4,000 stock Of dry goods. clothing,
carpets and furniture in Miles CITY.
Sheriff T. N. Hartung returned Mon
day from his trip to Saltwater, Mimi,
with Frank E. Horner, a man who was
formerly employed by the N. p, with
headquarters in this city for a time
Horner is wanted in this state for pass
ing worthless checks, George Drenkel
being the victim in this city, and it is
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