The Dickinson press., 1911-06-03

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Mrs. Margaret freeman entertained q
few ladies at cards on Wednesday even
ing.
Charles Nolan and daughter, Miss
Mary Nolan. received their automobile
the past week. but it has been too
muddy for them to get much use of it
yet.
j. p. Cain of St. Paul arrived IN the
city the past week to act as secretary for
the Stark and Dunn County Merchants
association. Mr.. Cain is an experienced
man, having been with the St. Paul
Grocery association for some time.
Misses Stella Boulger and Clara
Snyder left Monday night for the east,
Miss Boul9er to visit in the Twin
Cities. Grand Forks and Fargo for two
weeks. while Miss Snyder will spend a
short time with a sister, in Minneapolis,
later going to her home in Wisconsin.
Ole Burwick is one of the Daglum
farmers who set trees this year. He has
a fve-acre tract that he is working into
a grove, setting I, zoo trees this season.
He plows and works his land we'll for
two or three years before planting the
trees.
The grand lodge convention of Odd
Fellows will be convened al Grand Forks
on June 5th. Chas. Bake will repre-
sent the Dickinson lodge of Odd Fellows,
A. D. Davis the encampment, while
Mrs. Harry Harleman has been selected
as a delegate from the Rebekah order.
j. S. Green returned t Dickinson the
past week. He had been away for
nearly eight months and spent the most
of the winter in New York City, where
he was developing a large proposition,
which will eventually be of consider
able interest to the people of the North
west and particularly to this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris were busy
this week moving into their cottage one
door north. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bel
den. who have purchased the beautiful
corner residence, will be occupying it
in a few days, and the old Scoield
house will in turn be occupied by the
Jerry Dryer family, after a few repairs
are made by MIR. Dryer.
The married men of the Conerega-
| fs0ro1 oh,,rah Nr tho csI0 khok r,1 o-k
in the supper contest were the guests
of the single men on Thursday evening,
at a banquet served in the church
parlors, as per agreement. The Ladies
Aid society of the church were catering,
realizing rs cents a plate from the
young men.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rapp was seriously ill
the first of the week, so bad that her
son, F. A. Rapp, and daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Thompson. of Groton, S. D., and
two other daughters, Mrs. Stevenson of
Aberdeen and Mrs. Schiller of Mobridge
were all summoned to the city. arriving
Monday evening. The mother improved
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they all returned east Wednesday even
ing.
All officers of the First Regiment, N.
D. N. G., will meet at Fort Lincoln,
Bismarck. on June 2, 3 and 4 for further
instruction in military knowledge and
| tactics such as field work, map reading,
etc. Capt. Tollefson, Lieut.. Baird and
Second Lieut.. Barker of the Dickinson
company went. down to be in attendance.
Major Alfred Hasbrouck, a regular army
officer of Fort Smelling was in charge of
the instruction work.
On Tuesday afternoon, from 2 tt S
o'clock, will occur the annual school
elections throughout the county and
state of North Dakota, in all general
school districts. The election in the
Dickinson school district will be held
at the armory building as in the past.
The outgoing member is W. L. Richards.
AS several have asked Mr.. Richards to
accept of a second term he has consent
ed to the use of his name. and so far
as known he is the only candidate in
the field. The holdover members are
r. H. johnson and John F. Davis.