The Dickinson press., 1912-05-18

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mer to look after his interests. He is
In the fruit raising business out west.
being the owner of an excellent farm.
The exhibit at the school house the
evening Of May 9Th, was largely attend
ed and nothing but praise was heard
from those who viewed the specimens
Of the work done by the school children.
The class in domestic science had speci- |
mems of their handiwork that were ex-
c%eptionally good. Baskets woven by
children in all the grades were on ex-
hibition and some of them were wor-
thy of the work done by a master in
the art of basket weaving. The man
ual training exhibition also received
its share Of favorable comment, the
woodwork done by the boys was ex-
cellent, considering the short time
they have been at it. A luncheon
was served to the visitors by the Do
mestic science class. Reporter.
Miss Elsie Torgerson was a Dickin-
son passenger Tuesday.
Mrs. N. t.. Rockwell has been a Dick
inson visitor for several days. having
some dental work done.
iiarland Silvernail motercycled up
from A]mont Sunday.
The primary and intermediate rooms
close school Friday. The high school
0vSvY continue nn0 sxyook mn noNNasn 2 nj
the examinations coming 80 late.
"A real estate deal Of some interest
occurred this week when John Knudson
purchased the Paul liner property. Mr..
liner took over the Knudson lots at the
west end of town. Mr.. Knudson will
take possession June first
On Tuesday about twenty-five Of
Miss Josephine Larsen's friends GATHER
! ed at her home to remind her that it
was her birthday. She was presented
with q jewel case and q beautiful lace
collar. The young people carried ice
cream and cake with them, of which
they partook later: The evening wa
spent with music and games. Miss
Constance Larsen has q pleasing voice
| which was assisted in singing by Mr..
Skauge with no less pleasing voice.
Altogether a most enjoyable time was
had by all.
Monday night many of our local
Royal Neighbors responded to an invi-
tation from the Dickinson camp. Those
eoine up on No. 7 were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Hecht, Mes
DANES. Howe, Tompson. McGraw.
Waters, Schmidt, Williams. Miss Anna
Knudson. Mr.. Esse made a most
strenuous effort to 10 but missed it by
about three seconds. However, he says
he was ION deck" He evidently knows
of more than one way of getting to
Dickinson.
Last Saturday evening the Taylor
Town Board met and elected Mr.. Will
lians as chairman. Their first move was
to order all street fences to be moved on
the line and ordered that several tele-
phone poles be removed. Also that the
Farmers hotel be moved back q few feet.
It is claimed that it stands in Main
street. At this writing it is not known
what actions will be taken concerning
the outside stairways to the Easements
OF, the bank buildings. They will beeiI
building new side walks as loon al
bids can be secured.
Tuesday evening the Taylor concert
band made their second appearance in
public. They gathered at the scho0
house and marched down to the mair
crossing, where they rendered several
selections in very a pleasing manner.
They were directed by Mr.. Smith o.
Bismarck. Mr.. Smith will direct thu
band during the summer, MIR. Kempshal
having to attend to his farming opera
tions at Marshall.
H. N. Hem returned Monday nigh
from Minot. where he went to file on
: homestead. He responded to call 49,
but filed under No. IT'S and secured
valuable piece of land seven miles from
. q town.