The Dickinson press., 1907-05-04

Another consignment 81 Victor ma
chimes Will be received q Ffyeeman's
next week. 4-77-2t
First.class repair work done on
watches. clocks and jewelry al
Scherfius' jewelry store. 4-77-ti
Have you got the spring fever? Don.
tail to zee Prof. Peden at the opera
house Nav q. He is the man who makes
you laugh. 1t
Lawrence Peck 10 taking, an enforced
vacation from his duties at the Hub
clothing store and Is suffering with 4
mild attack OF diphtheria.
Professor Peden Hypnotic Company
at Dickinson opera house Thursday,
May 9. Don't fail to see Prof. Peden.
Come laugh and grow fat. 1t
J. w. Jones Of Wibaux was in Dickin.
son Wednesday and was much pleased
that he had recovered q lost horse
through IN ad. in the Press.
c. A. Broberg left the first of the
week Tor bis homestead neal Twin
Buttes but expects to return in the near
future to resume his duties as clerk in
the German hotel.
Prot. Peden will show at the Dickin-
son opera house Thursday, May 9. He
is the worlds greatest hypnotist., He
not only hypnotizes but does mind read
ing and mesmerizing. 1t
Martin E. Remmen, late of Valley
City, 10 a new attorney to locate at Dick
inson. MI. Remmen has purchased a
lot in Young's 9Th addition and is max
ing a home thereon for bis family.
N. P. Nelson wal in from Wolf Butte
Tuesday to meet his family. who arrived
that day from Wilmar, MINI. Mr..
Nelson moved his goods out to the
homestead about two weeks ago.
Supt. H. James of H%ettinger county
was t%ransacting business in Dickinson
on Tuesday. Mr.. James recently re.
signed his position as principal Of the
school at Richardton and has already
taken up his residence at Mott.
F. G. Flaen arrived the past week
from Minnesota with a Car Of goods for
his homestead near Teepee buttes. A.
J. Berdan, also located south of New
England, was in Monday to help the
newcomers with their cattle and goods.
Conductor and Mrs. S. G. Baker and
three children OF Tacoma were east
bound passengers last Saturday on their
way to Kentucky and points south for a
two months visit. Mr.. Baker has a
passenger train run between Tacoma
and Seattle. The family formerly re-
sided in Dickinson.
Mrs. E. Nelson and son, Ernest Mel
son, recently arrived in the city from
near Oscaloosa, Iowa, and have been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Shipley.
Mrs. Nelson lett for her home Thursday
but expects t return in the near future
to make her home in Dickinson. Mr..
Nelson remains in the city and is en-
ployed in A. B. Grambs' hardware
store. #.
Mrs. Martha Peterson of Fulton, ILL.,,
who recently located upon a homestead
south of New England, has been spend
ing the week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Cunningham in this city,
awaiting the arrival of a car of goods
from the east. Mrs. Peterson is a lady
nearly 70 years old but is as lively as a
person of half her years and is very
favorably impressed with this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Beard are return
ing from st. Paul to Dickinson to make
their permanent home and are de-
lighted to get back. Mrs. Beard arrived
Wednesday night and Mr.. Beard was
delayed a few days in arranging for the
shipment of two cars of goods. The
Boards have been away three years.
Their house on Barnes street is being
repaired and made readyfo for the owners.
Fred Schlapmann of Taylor, his
brother, Charles Schlapmann, and Peter
Hensen of Gladstone were in Dickinson
Thursday. Charles Schlapmann has re.
sided in Fultonville, N. Y, and had not
seen his brother for twenty.seven
years. He has decided to locate here
and has purchased Peter Hensen's
residence in Gladstone. The latter
moves to his farm 16 miles south OF
Gladstone.
The new barn erected by Messrs.
Kock & Rock at the real of the German
hotel was completed this week by Con-
tractor J" H. Waggener. The barn is
one Of the largest in the city and is well
arranged throughout and will accomo.
date s. horses in the regular course OF
business and, in a case of necessity, Io8
horses can be given comfortable
quarters in this commodious building,
The barn is lighted by electricity and
the stable is SO arranged that l 2 large
rigs a be placed under on a wet