The Dickinson press., 1909-03-13

A. T. Crowl is erecting an addition
to his barn in the rear Of the garage.
T. L. Beerd was in Bismarck last
week for the closing of the legislature.
Representative G. M. Kreser of McHenry
county was in Dickinson the first OF the
week on business
Found-Ladies bracelet. owner may
have same by calling on J. P. Jingle
and proving property. 1t
Quite a lot of grain has been coming
in the past week as the roads have i'm
proved. Prices on the average are high
er this spring.
Miss Tess Henry of Valley City, n
of the legislative stenoeraphers. has
been a guest of Miss Kate Coleman and
at A. T. Crowl's this week.
The knights Templar expect to have
their memorial service within the next
two or three weeks. but no definite date
or arrangements have yet been made.
The ladies of Dickinson and vicinity
are invited tt attend the exhibit of all
the latest Models in Spring Millinery
on our Opening Day. March 20. Miss
Runck. 1t
Mrs. B. o. johnson and Mrs. c. A.
Carr of Glendive were passengers on No.
4 Wednesday, en- route to St. Paul. Mrs.
johnson will return after a weeks shop
ping but Mrs. Carr will remainn for q
LONGER visit with friends in the east.
Representative Frank M. Baker is ill
with pneumonia. He was a sick man
before the Legislature adjourned but
stuck to his post until adjournment wal
TAKEN, Just as 500 as he arrived home
it was found that his condition was
serious. At last reports he was as COM
Portable as could be expected.
In the Fargo Forum voting contest.
the name of Miss Genevieve White of
Dickinson is among the leaders in this
district. Miss Whites name was
entered but a few days ago hut she is
making a great showing. All her
friends are working hard for her and are
saving the coupons and subscribing to
swell the vote. She is the daughter of
County Auditor j. S. White.
H. L. Dickinson is 10 years of age
and has just made application to the
Independent Order of Foresters at
Toronto. Canada, for the age benefit due
him under the terms of a policy issued
through the officers of Court Dickinson
is years ago. The policy provides that
when the assured arrives at the age of
20 he has no further premiums to pay
and that the face of the policy shall be
paid back to assured in 10 equal annual
payments. Several of its local Foresters
have similar policies which are much
more liberal than any that r written at
the present time.
At the opera house will appear Corinne
on March Is. in q new comedy with
music entitled THE Girls from Berlin"
by John J. McNally. The foundation of
the complications of the new play is
based on two advertisements, one in
serted in a Berlin paper and the other
in a New York paper. In the former
the lawyer advertises for the heir Of a
wealthy German. recently deceased in
America. In the latter, Mrs. Westervelt
advertises for a house servant. The
advertisement in the paper reaches the
eyes of Lola who is really the heir of
the deceased German and she immedi-
ately comes to America and calls at the
home of the lawyer on the morning OF
the insertion of the advertisement for
a servant. The complications which are
begun in these two advertisements are
c~leverly wrought out by the author and
they keep the audience convulsed with
Laughter from start to finish.