The Dickinson press., 1907-12-21

A. =. Fields, the srancher from the
country south of Sentinel Butte has
been visiting his friends III the
city toEsH the past week.
The costumes for the Maccabees,
masquerade ball may be seen AZ FoIs.
crofts store Monday. December "a, and
you are requested to order early. q
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. m. Connolly were ~
the city last Saturday for ! short visit
before going to their home ID Bailey.
after spending severaldays Ia Mandan.
Christmas exercises will be held ii
the Congregational church Tuesday.
evening at O'clock. There will sc !.
tree for members of the Sunday school.
only.
Ed. Fennell Of San Francisco will
spend Christmas with his sister, Mrs.
7. M: Sexton, stopping in the city fora
few days before continuing his journey
east. y
Just received new maltese and yalen..
ciennes laces in beautiful designs. suit
able for use in making fancy handker.,
chiefs for Christmas, at Reed Bros.
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1.-THE parties who kindly loaned soup
spoons to the Congregational ladies Il,
the time Of their tair will call e Mr..
H. IL. Dickinsonis she will return the
same to them.
DR.. and. Mrs. G. A. Perkins enter.
tanned Dr.. and Mrs. N. O. Ramuad Ill
Bismarck during their short stay. ii the
city the frst Of the week. !.
On account of the illness Of his child.
Jacob Rothschiller's case was continued
on Friday 10 January 4; Martin Merlack
wa bound over to district court.
Judge ]. 6. Campbell, whoshas been
enjoying a few months visit in his
native country, Scotland, has returned,
tosthis country and is expected home IN,
q day or two.
w. D. Keeney, Geo. Magney and,
Eugene Babcock of Gladstone, were III
Dickinson on Friday arranging for :,
series of dances to- be given by the.
Gladstone Social club.
No matter where you purchased your
diamonds. if they are of the same honest
high quality that we sell, we can loan:
you money on them. H. M. Roberts,
the pioneer Jeweler. I2-I4-tfI
Wednesday night, Supt. L. r. Wal,
dron OF the experiment station supplied
members Of the Commercial club withas
large basket Of delicious sandwiches
made from durum wheat grown on the
station plots.
F.sMaser is expected home from St.
|Paula,this week. He: will be faccompa-
MED by Mrs. Maser, if she is able to
make the journey. She has been in the
hospita! for about three months but her
health is not much improved.
S. B. Stansbury Of Peoria, ILL.,, renews
his subscription to the Press and sends
the smokers of the Office a choice box of
cigars. The Stansburys wish to be re.
membered to their old. Dickinson
friends. They continue to ship cigars
to thisscity,ssshaving furnished one. firm
with 5o,ooothes
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Engelter of Hebron
were in Dickinson on Thursday. Mr..
Engelter is d Of the oldest men in the
employ of the Mandan Mercantile.
While in the city Mr.. and Mrs. Engelter
visited at the home of Receiver and
Mrs. WA. Mcclure at their home on
Cakes and Wales street,
A. W. Sadowssky. ! miles north of
GreenEriver,. threshed $50 bushels of
wheat last fall, the average yield being
~ bushels to the acre. His 2ooo
bushels Of oats yielded at the rate of 35
bushels. MI. Sadowsky was in Dickin.
son on Friday and reported that his
cattle still grazing their living and
looking we'll.
Among the students to return this
week are: Misses Ellen and Florence
Walton, Mary Mckinley, Lillian kim
and Mamie Brodie from St. Katherine's
school and lanes Flvnn and ANDY Mc.