The Dickinson press., 1912-06-01

afternoon, at her home On West Willard
street. A delicious f%our-course lunch
con was served by the hostess and good
cheer and merriment reigned supreme
during the afternoon.
George, son of Engineer and Mrs. A.
Dingman, is seriously ill, it being
necessary to hold a consultation of doc
ors on Thursday. He was taken to St.
Joseph's hospital Fridav morning.
where a critical operation was to be
performed during the forenoon.
The Rooney Boys" who play at the
opera house next Wednesday evening
are between the ages of ii and IA
years and are child wonders on the
stage. They are here under the au-
spices of St. Joseph's hospital guild
and nobody should miss seeing them.
Ed. Coar does not expect to return to
Dickinson and will remain at Bourbon.
Ind, until he gets able to work. His
father, William Coar, has been in Dick
inson the past week and will likely be
here for some days yet, visiting with
relatives, Mrs. Alice Poland, Mrs. Idella
Hahn and Geo. A. Senour.
Paul Floody and his men have just
finished digging wells for Frank Lish
and Joseph Auth this week. Mr..
F loody went to Belield on Thursday for
a short visit with his family. Mr..
and Mrs. Gibbs of Grand Forks are
guests at the Floody home for several
days. Mrs. Gibbs is a sister to Mr..
Floody.
At the high school commencement ex-
ercises which are being held Friday
night of this week the musical numbers
include a piano solo by Lee Heffron
vocal solo 1.-The Spirit of Spring. by
Marjorie S%tickney; Swan Song by
Miss Pennington; a class song by
the senior class and high school Choir
uses.
Charles Bake. delegate from From
tier lodge, Miss Clara Davis and Arthur
! Davis leave the first of the week for
Williston, where they will attend the
grand lodge convention of Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs. Miss Davis is a dele
gate from the local lodge of Rebekah
and A. D. Davis from the local en-
campment.
Mrs. Eugene Otto arrived on Monday
from Chicago and after visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Marguerite Roberts
between trains, she proceeded on to
Medora: where her young husband had
gone the week before to have things
in readiness at the ranch.
The Dickinson band was rendering
some fine music on Memorial day.
They were at the armory in the morn.
ing assisting Co. X in getting started
on their march to the cemetery and in
the afternoon they rendered several Sc.
Lotions on the street and at the bal
park they assisted the team to victory.
The band boys are surely doing splen.
didly.
A man by the name of John Daniel.
son of Belfeld vas killed by a trair
near Wibaux on Thursday morning. Mr..
Danielson was a young farmer about
ten miles from Bel6eld and had recent.
ly made proof on his homestead. He
had made the trip to Wibaux the pre-,
ious day and was alone when the acct.
dent occurred as far as can be learned
A brother living at Belfeld vent up tt
accompany the remains home for bur
ial. Drink was probably the cause Of
the accident.
The ''Roney Boys who come here
June 55th, under the auspices of tb'
ladies hospital guild, are conceded t
be the best juvenile performers on tn,
road. They will give a matinee in tn
afternoon and regular concert in tn,
evening. The admission prices for tn,
evening performance at the oper,
} house are IS and so cents and the cur
tain rises at 8 80 O'Clock. In the after
, noon all the children who bring q larg
potato can gain admittance for onl
ten cents. This concert will be q rar
treat for the children.