The Dickinson press., 1908-11-28

Glasses accurately htted. Regular
monthly visits. 11.2I-4t
MIR. and Mrs. r. Finger were down
from South Heart on Monday.
John irish was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Manning over Thanksgiving.
John Gunwall and Paul liner of Tay-
lor were t%ransacting business in town
Wednesday.
G. w. Sargent and family spent
Thanksgiving at Logging Camp in the
Deep Creek country.
l.. w. Little of Manning was in town
Wednesday, en- route to St. Paul, where
he will spend the winter.
Receiver W. A. Mcclure and family
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Hollst in Gladstone.
A turkey shoot was held on the South
Side near the German hotel Thanks
giving forenoon, which was we'll patron
lied.
Joe Fritsche. who was quite badly
bruised a short time ago by falling dirt
in a bank at South Heart, is getting
out again.
A regular meeting of the Commercial
Club was called for Wednesday evening
but, owing to the severe storm, there was
not a quorum present.
The Dickinson Fire Department has
named the committees and the plans
for the 10Th annual ball to be held
Thursday evening, December 31st, are
we'll under way and the boys want you
to remember the date.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church will meet with Mrs.
S. M. Ferris Tuesday, December 9Th.
instead of December 1st. The election OF
officers will take place and several other
important matters are to be considered,
a full attendance is desired.
Mrs J. W. Colwell entertained the P.
E. O. society Tuesday evening. The
members were taken out by special con-
veyances to the Colwell home two miles
east of the city. The program was a
very interesting one. and the hostess
served delicious refreshments.
Miss Clara Spear. the soloist at the
Unique moving picture theatre, spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Billings,
Mont. Mrs. Mcdonald of this city has
been singing at the performances during
Miss Spears absence. The latter will
return tomorrow in time for the Sunday
matinee at 4 O'Clock.
Ernest Schroetter of Bloomer, Wis.
and Peter Schlenk of Chippewa Falls,
Wis. were in the. city Thursday. They
recently filed on two fine homesteads
near Midway in Billings county and
after spending a part of the winter in
Wisconsin. will return to Midway to
live on their claims.
C. H. Moulton of Beach was in town
Wednesday and visited with a number
of the local Elks. Mr.. Moulton is in
terested in the lodge and states that
there are several young men in Beach
who are very anxious to become. men,
bers of the Dickinson lodge as soon as
it is instituted. He thinks Dickinson
is the best big town and Beach the best
small town in North Dakota.
During the past week Engineer Archie
Dingman traded his residence and in
side Soft. lot on Wales street to Nate
Chase for his farm one mile west of the
city, consisting of 119 acres, teams,
cows, grain and all farm equipment.
Mr.. Dingman will continue to run his
passenger engine as he can walk to and
from the farm house with little difficulty.
The families exchanged places on Tues
day.
The first banking institution in Dunn
county. of which w. L. Richards is one
OF the directors. officially opened its
doors for business Tuesday of last week.
While it has been doing business for
several months in a small way, it was
not publically opened until Tuesday,
The deposits of the opening day
amounted to ST, 1874. 09 and "a accounts
were opened subject to check and 9 GER
tificates of deposit issued. At the close