The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01

Have you guessed on the clock in
Scherfius window? I-I-It
J. J. Sexton made a business trip to
Mandan Monday.
Wallace Schwartz is building a neat
home in the western part Of the city.
c. E. Gordsn has charge of the work.
Mrs. lens Johnson left for Richardton
Tuesday, where she will visit with Mrs.
Chas. Dienst.
Mrs. G.. L. Smith came down from
Beach Tuesday for a visit with her sister
Mrs. Bert Lush.
Miss Clementina Ressler Of Mandan
spent Christmas with Mrs. lilly and fam
lily in this city, returning to her home
Tuesday.
Charles Wilson was in from Manning
on Tuesday to get material for a house
which he will build at the homestead
during the winter.
c. l.. Melby, superintendent Of Dunn
county schools, attended the meeting of
the North Dakota Educational Associa-
ton in Minot this week.
Sam Juel, an old resident of Tayl r,
but now located at Colfax, Wash, was
or No. 8 Monday on his way to Taylor.
Mr.. Juel expects to visit for about two
months in Taylor and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hollst went to
their home in Gladstone Monday after
spending Christmas with Receiver and
Mrs. w. A. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lush have rented
two rooms in the residence occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Talmadge on First
Ave. W., and are now nicely settled at
housekeeping.
Jerry Corbett, who has been visiting
his brother Chief P. B. Corbett for sever
al months returned to his home in Green
Bay, Wis, Tuesday.
The little daughter of John Prevosky,
living about five miles south of the city,
was reported very ill with tubercular
meningitis the first Of the week.
Miss Viola Maser who is attending
the Lutheran Ladies' seminary at Red
Wing, Mimi, spent the holiday season
with her parents, MI. and Mrs. Fred Ma
ser in this city. She will return to her
studies next Monday.
Ned Dobson of the clerical force in the
First National bank of Mandan spent
Christmas with his mother in this city.
He returned to his work on Monday,
but will be home for New Years day
also.
DR.. o. c. Maercklein is to move shortly
into new office rooms in the South Side
drug store building. Three nice rooms
are now being plastered and finished,
and the doctor will become settled in the
rooms as soon as the work is completed.
Mrs. Fred Maser was able to attend
Christmas services in the Lutheran
church both morning and evening. This
is the first time Mrs. Maser has been able
to walk for several years and her many
friends were delighted to see her out
again, and appearing so we'll.
A Christmas tree at Lehigh for the
school children of that place added ma
t~erially to their happiness on Christmas
eve. The tree was cotton up by a few
enterprising ladies of Lehigh h,
who did the necessary planning and SOL
letting. Among those who responded
generously to their request for donations
were J. F. Brodie and the merchants OF
this city. The exercises were held in the
school house, where the presents were
distributed from the tree, and each one
of the thi,ty-fve school children received
a sack of candy and a present.
Charles Holton returned Tuesday
from his trip to San Diego, California
where he visited relatives for a few
weeks. He reports that the climate is
agreeing with w. H. Walton and doing
him a great deal of good, which many
people in this locality will be glad to
hear. Mr.. Holton saw the Scofelds and
other Dickinson people out there, and
altogether reports a very pleasant time.
Ormanzo Brown of the Brown Dairy,
attended the annual meeting of the
Holstein Breeders Association at New
Salem on Wednesday. MIR. Brown is
one of the charter members Of the organ.
~ization.