The Dickinson press., 1912-05-11

Good WAGES 10 competent woman. 5-1l-2t
M. j. johnson of Fayette was trans
acting business in the city Wednesday.
Frank Meyers handles the city street
sprinkler for the Merchants Association
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Thysell have
moved into the Christensen house for
the summer
The infant child of Mi. and Mrs. Jack
Lally died Wednesday. after living but
a few hours
H. S. Adams of Bismarck is- the new
repair and lineman with the Hughes
& Deiters Light and Power Co.
A son. was born on Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Cassidy, who live about
a mile and a half southwest of the city.
F. L. Shuman of Bismarck and L. D.
Richardson of Fargo were here Thursday
in the interest Of the N. D. Independent
Telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McNeill will 60
to housekeeping the first of June, hav-
ing the Rasmus Jensen house on Third
Ave. West for the summer.
Over thirty members of the Ladies
Hospital guild had an enthusiastic
meeting last Tuesday afternoon. After
the business session the ladies sewed. /
w. l. Richards has sold the Buick
car he used last year and is out with
q handsome 4-passeneer No. 70, pnr-
chased of the Dickinson Motor Car Co.
On account of disagreeable weather
the C~hristensens did not get started for
the ranch until Wednesday. Misses
Emma Christensen and Jennie Freeman
were members of the party. also Ger
vais Manning, who goes to the Man
ming ranch, also in the Oakdale vicin-
ity.
Car Foreman Trimmer has been trans
ferred to Billings and his place al
Dickinson taken by William Kirby of
Mandan. Mr.. Kirby has been car re-
pairer at Mandan for many years and
his friends are glad to see bim get a
promotion to foreman. He will likely
bring his family here after q while.
Mrs. Robert Lyle, = Mrs. D. C. F.
Birdsall and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kono
were attending the anniversary cele-
bration of the founding of the Gladstone
Christian Colony last Friday. All those
of the colony remaining were invited
to have dinner and spend the day in re-
union with Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne
and the meeting was a delight to all
who attended.
Supt. L. r. Waldron finds that be has
a grove of ash trees that need thinning
out and he is Offering free trees from S
to 7 feet tall. the only conditions being
that the people dig them. There is no
better tree for this country and the
PRESS would suggest that any person
having the place in their yard for a few
trees 60 to the experiment station at
once and take advantage of this offer.
Word comes from Spokane of. the mar
riage of Nathan Foster. formerly of this
place, to Miss Marie Rowlands on May
5th. Of Nelson. Wash. Mr.. Foster is
the son of Mrs. Kate Edear and resided
in this city with his mother until the
time of their going west about three
years ago. The young couple will re-
side in Spokane for a while and later
move to Waller. Mont. where Mr..
Foster has an irrigated farm.
]. A. Kemble was in Tuesday from
the farm and found that it had been
necessary to take his son. W. F
Kemb]e. to St. .Joseph's hospital. The
young man had already been in the city
about two weeks getting treatment for
his eye. Both eyes are now affected
and it is proving to be a serious case.
The sickness and wei weather has kept
the Kembles from doing very much
farming. up to this time. Mr.. Kemble
and his son t home are making the best
of the good weather now and will seed
what they AN.
On May 1st, at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. w. S. Parker of Lisbon,
Mrs. Fanny Morris passed away. At
her bedside were her children, Mrs.
Parker. Mrs. E. G.. Bishop of Gorham
and Walter Morris of Tacoma, we'll
known here. Mrs. Joe Lenneville of
Forest Grove, another daughter, was
unable to be present. The deceased
lady had visited her children in Dick
inson several time in the earlier days.
She was born in London, England. and
was 70 years old at the time of her
death. Funeral services were held Fri
day from the Lisbon Episcopal church.
The letting of 8, school building con :
tract-some $22. 000- at Steele this
week caused favorable comment on the
Dickinson brick in the Bismarck Trib-
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