The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22

Charles Nolan went up west Thursday
evening to see about getting seed fax.
Edward Bartik IVES spending the Eas-
ter season with relative and friends at
Lidgerwood. this state.
The PRESS Office wants a good indus
trious boy to learn the printers trade;
n with some experience preferred.
Lost-s60.o 90 in the city of Dickinson,
April 10. will give the finder $40. 90
if they return the money to W. j.
Runyan. 1t
Mrs. Ed. Sargent wat made a member
of the Ladies of the Maccabees on
Wednesday, at the regular review of
that order.
Miss Myrtle Farnham Of Madison.
Mimi, is the new clerk in the ladies'
ygeady-to-wear department at Roquette
Bros. store. I
The fire alarm was sounded the first of
the week for q blaze in the back yard Of
Mrs. ~Greeerson's home on Marguerite
boulevard.
Mrs. S. p. Gotta this week sold two Of
her residence lots to Harry Harleman.
The lots adjoin the Harleman property
to the north.
Mrs. w. C. Candee and Mrs. John
Little of Gladstone drove to Dickinson on
Thursday and as they were coming into
the city their horse became frightened
at passing automobiles, causing the
animal to shy and break the thills. The
damage was not great and the ladies
were able to return with their team in
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Byrns were busy
getting settled in the Stewart Cummings
residence the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Byrns is to be station agent here,
succeeding F. NJ. Miller, and will be
checked in and begin his new duties in
a few days. or as soon as the auditor
arrives. Mr.. Byrns has been Agent at
Bel6eld for some time and has had
several years experience at the work.
The much-talked-of Missouri Slope
baseball league has evidently fallen
through. Bismarck. Mandan, New Salem
and Glen Ullin have withdrawn on ac-
count of. distance to other teams and
may form a league with themselves.
Dickinson. Bel6eld. Beach, Wibaux and
Glendive have decided to play indepen-
dent ball this season as they have in
the past. .s
There will be no services at the Epis-
copal church on Sunday excepting Sun
day school, as the rector. Rev. j. S.
Braydeld, in connection with RI. Rev.
Bishop Mann. will hold services at Beach
on. that day. On Monday evening at
1880 O'Clock the Bishop will administer
the Holy Right of confirmation at the
church here and on the afternoon of
that day Mrs. Mann will address the
ladies of the various guilds at the
church.
E. F. Messersmith is one of the busy
men these days. working in his garden
and grove in the northeastern part Of the
city. His large number of young trees
came through the winter in good shape
land II will not be long until the apple.
1Icherry, plum and other fruit trees are in
||bloom. Mr.. Messersmith has a large
number of cedar and pine trees and has
more pines coming from a nursery which
will make him over 100 Of the evergreen
variety. Groves of trees are what all
farmers should cultivate, and if they
will take a look at the Messersmith
grounds they will say that trees
cannot be successfully grown in this
country.
Next Tuesday will be big day for
Masons at, Fargo. Besides being the
annual conclave of the Grand Comnan-
derry Of the state, the unwilling Of the
frank Thompson monument will take
place. As an escort Of 800. swords is
wanted for the unveiling exercises. each
Eminent Commander in the stateTh has
been asked to supply at least ten men
in full uniform. The Eminent Com
manders will have charge Of their own
detail and q part will be assigned them
in the line Of march. The following
will likely 60 from the local lodge: W.
II. Richards. eminent commander; F..
w. Turner, {. R Baird, s. N. Ferris,
Thomas Vallancey, Geo. Rapp. ]. B.
Dehlinger. Y. Il. Stickney. c. %. Litch
and Herman Leutz.