The Dickinson press., 1912-05-25
LOCAL NEWS

lULAl NEWS
An enjoyable affair was the dance at
the armory OF Monday night. given by
the baseball boys.
Jacob Rothschiller. republican candi-
date for sheriff, was an eastbound pas
senger on Wednesday. i
Victor Maser goes to the Taylor State
Bank the 6rst of June to accept Of q
position. He is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Fred Maser.
Xavier Heidi and his little sister and
brother, children of Daniel Heidi. left
Wednesday for Harvey to visit relatives
for some time.
Wanted-by a widower with two
children, man and wife to work on
farm. Address S. Pelton, Bailey, N.
d., or Box $40, Dickinson. 5-25-3t
The report that Mrs. CIarys of South
Heart died in Dickinson was a mistake.
The mother and infant child died at
their own farm home near South Heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thysell. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Allen Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan McNeill were dinner guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Hacke last Friday even
ing.
The closing exercises of St. Joseph's
school will be held in the opera house
the evening of June 8. The work Of the
school will be on exhibition at this
time.
The closing exercises of St. Joseph's
school will be held in the opera house
the evening of June 3. The work of the
school will be on exhibition at this
time.
Miss Nora Jarvis has completed a very
successful term of school in the Lone
Star school near Gladstone. 1t is re-
ported that she has given great satisfac-
ton and will likely be reelected for the
coming term.
Col. j.. W. Foley and a New York
friend were en- route to Hebron on
Wednesday to look over the %briquetting
plant there. They expected to return
to Dickinson in the evening to look over
the local brick plants.
Charles Kono was in the city on Tues
day and went to Curlew the following
morning. where his bridge crew had
some work to complete. They were to
60 to Mandan to put in some piline for
the Northern Pacific and withia a short
time will probably be at Gladstone to
do some work at the company's sand
pit.
On Saturday John R. Delaney and
Miss Rose B. Smout of near South
Heart were married at the Methodist
parsonage by-Rev. F. II. Farrand. The
groom is a young farmer west of the
city near South Heart where he took his
young bride Immediately after the cere-
mony. Mrs. N. L. Lyle and Mrs. E. S.
Smout accompanied the couple to the
city and acted as witnesses to the
!, wedding.
Two committees of the Alumni will
5 receive quests to the banquet at the
St. Charles mex Wednesday. Frank
Ray. Arthur Parker and Elliott freeman
, are the lobby committee and in the
parlors Mrs. W. C. Crawford. Mrs. A.
A. Dinsdale, Mrs. Fred Mccarthy and
Miss Marjorie Stickney will make the
guests feel at home. Election of officers
for the ensuing year will follow the
banquet program.
: The 1883 Sunday Schools of North
Dakota will hold their 32rd annual con-
vention in Valley City, June 4-5-6.
1912. Preparations are being made for
500 DELEGATES. The Commercial Club
is backing the State Association and
I, has provided $500 for convention expen-
aes. Rev. A. c. Hacke. chairman
. of the committee on Boys Work, will
attend from Dickinson and it is likely
that the Methodist and other churches
of the city will be represented.
MIR. and Mrs. z. Foster of Bronson.
F., Mich, who are visiting at the home
of their son.. Fireman. C. W. Foster.
rather enjoy our country, especially MI.
Foster who is an old soldier and was
|, through the eastern part of, the state
in 1858. Mr.. Foster enlisted in 1862 in
Minnesota. about the time of the New
: Ulm Indian massacre. The following
year he came as far west as the Mis-
souri, river. General Sibley was in com-
: mand. Mr.. Foster remembers some
of the hardships that the men endured
= while in the Sheyenne river country
not far from the present site of Valley
3 City. q