The Dickinson press., 1907-03-30

Owing to the illness of one of the
PRESS .compositors the full report of
the Sunday school convention held in
this city on Wednesday and Thursday,
goes over to ext week. ~:
E. E. Cook and P. H. Rumble are
expected home from Tacoma tomorrow,
The former made an investment for
Nathan Foster at Kent, WASH, and the
latter purchased a fine property at
Brighton, where Walter Taylor resides.
Miss Elizabeth Tschirhart expects TO
leave Sunday for her new position in the
u. S. land office at Santa Fe, New
Mexico. Miss Tschirhart has a wide
circle of friends in Dickinson who re-
greet that she has accepted work that
takes her from the city.
The funeral services of the eleven
months old baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Summers OF Lehigh was held at the
home at one o'clock March II. Rev.
F. w. Gress of the Methodist Episcopal
church of Dickinson preached the ser
mon and interment was made in the
Dickinson cemetery.
As l have no use for my team, have
no time to use it, l will sell the entire
outfit, would prefer to sell all together,
2 nice driving horses, 7 years old, new
top buggy, only used one month, new
driving harness. Price for the whole
outfit, $3.50. Apply to George Aud,
First National bank building. 3-23-tf
Mrs. K. D. Wiley entertained her
Sunday school class, of young ladies, on
Monday evening at an Easter rehearsal.
Miss Cola Litch presided at the piano
during the evening. An impromptu
program, consisting of Rotations, vocal
and instrumental music, by members of
the class, made the evening a very en-.
joyable one. Lunch was served at 10
o'clock. The hostess was assisted by
Misses Jennie Freeman and Myra Wiley.
The freight tie-up on the Northern
Pacific is a thing of the past. Since
February $. freight has been moving
west at the rate Of $50 to 600 cars per
day and all the delayed freight west of
Fargo has been moved. In a very
short time the freight will be handled
with the usual regularity. Several new
engines Of the heavy type are to be put
in commission on this division in the
lear future.
Mrs. Charles Brialin returned Sunday
from Huron, S. D., where she attended.
as delegate for the local order of the
Ladies of the Maccabees. the annual
meeting of the grand lodge Of the two
states, North and South Dakota. The
meeting was largely attended and Mrs.
Brislin was elected treasurer of the
grand lodge. Miss Elizabeth Rapp at
tended the meeting with Mrs. Brisl,n
but stopped over on her return at
S. D., for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Stevenson.
Frank Willer and son, Frank, met
with quite a serious accident at the east
crossing Friday forenoon. A passenger
engine coming from the round house to
the east end Of the yard made connec
ton with Willer's hay wagon, drawn BY
three horses, and in the mix-up that
followed, horses, wagon, man and boy
were thrown in various directions, each
suffering more or less injury as the re-
suit of the collision. The father escaped
uninjured, but the son received several
cuts and bruises about the head and
face and was badly shaken up, not con-
sidered seriously hurt. The horses were
thrown down over the embankment.
with no serious injury, and the wagon is
almost a total wreck. This is the second