The Dickinson press., 1912-03-30

April AZta 10 tHe OdIo IOI TIC alumni ,
dance at the high school gym.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lillibridee re-
turned home Friday morning.
Jack Agnew came up from Mandan
Thursday and is again with the Hub
Clothing store.
w. G. Clark was in the city last
Saturday on his way from Charleston,
Mont. for a visit in the east.
Miss Annie Toomey returned last
week from q visit at her old home in
Wadena. Iowa. and after attending the
Educators meeting here Friday and
Saturday left for her homestead near
Fayette. .
The streams from the north were re.
ported high or Thursday. 1t will likely
be some days before the ice goes out of
Heart river but when that break does
come there is liable to be some damage
as the snow is unusually deep this
season.
Miss Jaredine Thompson, daughter of
the late Frank ]. Thompson. has re-
signed her position as instructor of free
hand drawing at the state Agricultural
College. Miss Thompson is grand
daughter of Mrs. Jane Thompson of this
city and has visited here many times.
Miss Florence White returned Friday
from q months visit at Coffeyville and
other points in Kansas. Her mother,
Mrs. ALT. White. remained at 1ndepen-
dence. Ia. for a weeks visit with rela-
tives, before continuing her journey
home. Miss White has resumed her
position in the trainmaster's Office.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Allen Harle-
man was entertaining about IA ladies
at her home. Sewing and social con
versation were in order, followed by the
delicious luncheon service. The guests
of honor were Mrs. W. Honey of Car
rington and Mrs. Benz. Webb of Rich
ardton and all were delightfully."- enter
tanned.
Milton Bobb. chairman of the Taylor
school board, attend the educational
meeting in Dickinson last Friday and
Saturday and he was much impressed
with the addresses and work <of the
association. Fred Hamann, Charles
Wagner and Otto Alpert of the Spring.
vale school board. were also in attend
ance at the meeting.
Mrs. C. L. Lamberson and sister.
Miss Merle Mead. returned Tuesday
from their trip east. and went on to
Glendive the same evening. Mr.. LAM
berson wat receiving treatment al Aus
tin. Mimi. while Miss Meade visited
al her old home in Doone, Iowa. Mrs.
M. Tallmadee was caring for the little
son of Mrs. Lamberson during her alb
sence.
Miss Dorothy Heath of Beach was
married last Sunday to R. H. Thomas,
travelling salesman for the ]. l. Case Co.
at St. Mathews chapel in Beach. Rev.
FL. S. Brayfeld Of Dickinson being the
officiating clergyman. Miss Florence
White was the attending bridesmaid.
Mrs. Thomas lis quite we'll known in
Dickinson. where she has visited many
times. The newly welded couple will
make their home in Lisbon.
Commissioner Frank Roquette and
members of the Commercial Club com
mittee were at Beach the past week
where they inspected several carloads
Of wheat being furnished Stark county
farmers by the Occident Elevator Co.
They found the grain all right and al
ready ten or a dozen cars have arrived.
Three cars came to Dickinson about the
middle of the week. others being sent
on to Gladstone and R%ichardton. Sew
eral carloads were expected Friday or
Saturday. So far as can be lea rned
the VIII eat received in Dickinson is very
satisfactory.
The chief musical attraction of the
season will be the appearance of the
reofganized Juvenile Bostonians, a COM
pany of twenty of the cleverest tots
before the public in a new and elaborate
production of THE Ransom" which has
been a recognized metropolitan success
in every city of note on the continent.
This season the kiddies are trained to
the minute and give q performance
which would do credit to the best of the
veteran 9rown-ups. Among the feature
players we find such artists al Rose
Patsiel Henry. Thos. HELEN, Doris
Cranfield and a host of others who have
been in training since babyhood and
can render the most difficult musical
and dance numbers with the greatest
ease. The company appears at Dickin
son, April g..
The Queen Esther cantata at the
Methodist church Thursday evening was
enjoyed by a good sized audience. D.
D. Mars who was to have taken a of
tho moot ;mnnrfant MARIA svae unahle