The Dickinson press., 1912-04-06

Beach local talent is putting on
THE Deestrick Skule'' at that place on
April 18th.
The Royal Neighbors will have their
regular semi-mOnthly meeting at Odd
Fellows hall next Monday evening.
M. E. Hall was a visitor to Bismarck
this week on business connected with
the North Dakota Independent Telephone
Co.
Walter George left Wednesday for
Oakdale to look after his stock in that
vicinity and visit his brother. Layton
George.
Mrs. F. A. Croto of La Crosse. Wis.
was visiting her sister. Mrs. G. W.
Sargent, for a few days. returning home
on Monday.
Miss Marion Howe, assistant in the
register of deeds Office, left Wednesday
for Der home in Hettinker. where she
will enjoy a short vacation.
Mrs. R. H. Harmon and baby returned
home to Medora on Monday from the
Stein hospital. Mr.. Harmon came
down to accompany them home.
Rev. ]. S. Brayfield will deliver a
special sermon to the Knights Templar.
who will attend St. Johns Episcopal
church in a body next Sunday evening.
/ Miss Lola Merrill came in from her
homestead near Quinion early in the
week and will be busy dressmakine
for some of her friends until after the
Easter season.
There will be a general meeting of
the Dickinson high school alumni men,
bers next Wednesday evening at the
Walton home. All members are asked
to be present.
The Ladies Guild of St. Johns Episco-
pal church will hold a small sale of
work made during Lent in Boulger &
Hughes store on next Saturday after
noon. Here will be an opportunity to
procure inexpensive Easter gifts.
Andrew Anderson, the Dickinson
Oakdale stage driver, bad quite an ex-
1perience on Monday. Just north of
Fayette he barely succeeded in getting
across q bad creek and a little farther
on was unable to cross the Knife river.
He could neither 60 IN or turn back and
food and clothing for himself and the
lady passenger had to be sent across on
sticks. They were stranded there UNI
ill the next day.
E. F. hasten and Miss Louise Samson
of Richardton were married in Dickin-
son on Thursday, returning home the
following day. The bride was formerly
a resident of Cincinnati. Ohio. having
resided in the county about a year.
Mr.. hasten has the Albert Koesel farm
south Of Richardton, where he is pre-
pairing W 100 acres for wheat and
80 acres for other crops.
D. o. Trimmer of Butte. Mont. this
week took charge of the local N. P. ca,
shops. relieving Roundhouse Foreman
Dehlineer Of this part of his duties.
The railway company plans on making
this a general car repair shop, so tina,
all bad orders can be fully taken care Of
here instead of sending them to Man
dan or Glendive as heretofore. MI.
Trimmer is an experienced man in this
work and has now a force of IL men in
the shops which he expects to increase
soon.
Chas. Riley McCally gave very
pleasing entertainment al the Methods.
church Monday evening under the aus
pices of The Epworth League. His i'm
presentations were realistic and created
many a'laugh and his violin selections
and limitations were thoroughly enjoyed.
Walter Gray also rendered a solo in his
pleasing baritone and Mr.. Farrand's
tenor colo was heartily received. Mrs.
AndersQn's beautiful soprano voice was
enjoyed, both in solo and in duet with
Mr.. Farrand,E and the whole evenings
program of entertainment was well
worth the admission price.
BiMnarck Tribune The board Of ex-
aminers which consists of Dean Joseph
Kennedy Of the university. Supt. w. E.
Hoover of tho Fargo schools. Supt. r.
N. Black 81 Wahpeton. Prof. p. s. BERG
Of the Dickinson schools and Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction E. ].
Taylor, will hold examinations for pro-
fessional and special certificates on
April 18th and 18th. Professor Black
will conduct tho examination al Minot,
Dean Kennedy at Grand Forks, Superin-
tendent Hoover at Fargo. Supefintend-
ent BERG At Dickinson. and Superintsnd-
ant Tavlnr fha 0na n this cltv