The Dickinson press., 1908-12-26

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Charles King was in Dickinson
Wednesday.
Mrs. Miller was in town last Saturday
to do some of her Christmas shopping.
Frank Dick returned from his Wiscon-
sin trip last week.
Fred and Charles Ramus were in from
the ranch last Saturday.
Theodore Carlson made a business
trip to Dickinson Wednesday.
W. 7. Sharman was in from his farm
for supplies last Saturday.
O. D. Christensen is spending the
holidays in Minneapolis.
AL. Hossfeld is assisting MIR. McAdams
in the drug store during the holiday
rush.
Attorney H. E. Haney was in Dickin-
son on business Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
able to resume active work after being
laid up for several weeks on account
of an injured hand.
Victor Schafer, a prosperous farmer
from the country north. spent Sunday
in town.
The McCutchan boys came up from
Dickinson last Saturday to spend the
holidays.
George Meinhardt recently arrived
from Binford and expects to locate upon
a homestead in this vicinity.
William johnson. clerk of Belield
school district No. 10. made a business
trip to Dickinson Tuesday.
Herbert Sharman and Miss Lydia
Robinson were doing Christmas shop
ping in town last Saturday.
John Elliott vas in from his ranch
the first of the week. He made a trip
to Dickinson before returning home.
Miss Clara Everson, who teaches school
in Mandan, is spending the holidays
with her people Is miles north of town.
j. L. McCutchan took two ~landseekers
into the country near Sentinel Butte last
week and from there went on to the
Yellowstone.
John Milsten. N. B. Nelson. F. E.
Flemming and Alex Facey were out
hunting last Saturday and baeged IS
rabbits.
Mrs. N B. Nelson and daughter, Beat
rice, entertained a party of young people
at their home INT evening the first of
the week.
Miss Emma Johnson has returned from
a visit with relatives in Wheaton, Minn.1
AID is now acting as h~ousekeeper at the
Imperial hotel.
Mrs. w. w. Beebe and Miss Johnston
are spending the school vacation on their
homesteads north of Dickinson in Dunn
county.
L. P. Albrecht left Wednesday for a
two weeks visit in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. Albrecht is interested with Wyman
& Babcock in the land business and is
w. A. Mosher left Wednesday for a
several weeks stay with relatives in
Minneapolis. He will return about
February list to resume duties at the
station.
Misses Sadie johnson, Daisy and
Emma Longman and Robert O'Connor.
who live near Bull creek, left Monday
for Iowa. where they will spend the
winter.
Frank Sharman recently traded his
16O-acre farm in Wisconsin for a half
section of land four miles west of town.
He thinks that he has made a good ex-
change.
Mrs. Raum and Miss Powers, who live
IA miles south of town were in town to
do some shopping last Saturday. They
made a trip to Dickinson before return
ing home.
Mrs. Flemming of this town and Miss
Shepherd of Mortified, Mimi. will
open a millinery store in Belield in the
latter part of February and will be pre-
pared to furnish the best that can be had
in the line of h~eadgear.
A pleasant surprise was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Severance
at Crest hill last Thursday evening in
honor of Robert O'Connor, who left for the
east the first of this week. A social
evening was spent, an oyster supper
served and those who attended report a
good time.