The Dickinson press., 1908-12-12

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E. E. Cook was in from his ranch on
Tuesday.
E. Stone was down from Sentinel
Butte the past week.
Mrs. J.. C. Thompson is able to be
around after a ten days illness.
William Colerove was greeting old
Dickinson friends on Wednesday.
Robert Plageemeier of Taylor was q
business visitor in the city the past week.
David Harnden of Antelope was a
business visitor in the city on Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Currie came in from Haley
last Sunday and will spend the winter
in the city.
Charles Colgrove returned the first of
the week from a short stay at Hunters
Hot Springs.
E. F. Hill, the Antelope merchant,
was t~ransacting business in Dickinson
on Wednesday.
Assistant Attorney Gen. Stevens of
Bismarck was q visitor in Dickinson the
first of the week.
Julius Williams of the Spring Valley
Land Co.. was transactine business at
Hebron last Saturday.
Miss Mabel Hayes left Friday for her
home near Midway after a three weeks
visit at the home of Ira Wilson.
Candies for ALL Homemade Xmas
sweets of all kinds will be on sale
Wednesday and Thursday at the Congre-
gational ladies' bazaar.
C. C. Mead returned to his Cannon Ball
ranch on Wednesday with a set of bob
slede, the first that he has owned during
his ranchine of the past IL or IS years.
No basket ball game has as yet been
arranged by Co. X. Fargo wishes to
arrange q game sometime before January
1 but it would be played on the Fargo
fleor.
J. H. Waggener, formerly of Dickin-
son. has been appointed A. o. u. w.
deputy in this state, and on the 9th he
helped institute a lodge at Beach. At
last reports Mr.. Wageener's family was
at Glendive.
Baking ceases to be an experiment
when Hunts Perfect Baking Powder
and Extracts are used. Our chemist lets
no product leave the factory which is
not up to our standard of perfection. 1t
Jacob Messer was in Dickinson last
week to make final homestead proof on
his land southeast of Richardton. Fill
ing was made in 1901, but claimant did
not make actual residence until 1905.
therefore the only thing for MI. Messer
to do was to offer Communication proof.
Mrs. Charles Cornell, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Follis. Mr.. and Mrs N. D. Nichols,
Mrs. George Burgess and daughter and
Mrs. Brown were among the Medora
people who did shopping in this city
Thursday. 1t was Mrs. Cornell's first
visit in Dickinson for q full year.
Dominick wanna was n Of the
farmers to attend the farmers institute
Thursday. He recently made a trip
east with cattle and purchased a carload
of mich cows. mostly high grade and
registered Jerseys. There were 80 head
in the car and he kept is and his father
in-law, Anton Burda, took the other
hall. Mr.. wanna is a very prosperous
farmer and never misses an opportunity
to attend agricultural meetings in order
to be up-to-date on the latest tricks in
farming and dairying.
The contest in the Congregational
church Sunday school between the Reds.
captained by Miss Pearl Nichols, and
the Blues. ~captained by Elliott Ffeema n,
to secure new members, closed Sunday.
the former winning by about S points.
A total of Al new members were en-
rolled. The Blues entertained the Reds
in the church parlors Monday evening.
About $50 children were present and
all enjoyed a merry time. Games were
played, under the direction of Mrs G.
A. Perkins, Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge,
Mrs. n. l. Ayers and Mrs. W. j. Brown.
Refreshments of cocoa and cake were
served and each child was presented
with a bag of nuts.
The Macabees will give a hard
time dance in the l. 90 F. hall mex,
Wednesday evening after the regular
review of the lodge. Everybody is cor.
daily invited and all must wear cos.
TUNES representing the spirit of hare
times. Music will be furnished by {
part of the Dickinson Military orchestra.
Capt. A. ]. Osborn of Co. K. i.
drilling a company of about 30 boys Of
the Congregational Sunday school in thu
Armory ON Monday evenings. The first
drill was held a couple of weeks ago.