The Dickinson press., 1913-03-29

"HiRbee of Harvard" at the opera
house. April 4th.-adv. it
An experienced store man wants po-
sition. Speaks and reads English and
German. Apply PRESS ofice.-adv.
3-29-2t
Auditor W. F. Griswold was elected
trustee in the village election at Mott
last week. A. B. Robinson withdrew as
a candidate in the second ward.
George Hamilton. a prosperous young
farmer in the Oakdale country, was in
the city several days this week and
was n of the guests at the Engineers
Easter ball on Monday evening.
Attorney Geo. W. Blanchard of
Edaerton, Wis.,, returning from a bust
ness trip to Montana, visited a day the
first of the week with his brother. At
torney H. j. Blanchard of this city.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Ladies Aid society Of the Conere-
gational church at the church parlors
at 3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon. April
4th. All members are requested to be
present.
J. Allen Clark returned to the Oickin-
son experiment station Monday evening
from Washington where he had been
working in cereal investigation in the
department of agriculture during the
winter. Mrs. Clark is visiting with her
parents at Fargo for a few days.
Mrs. Ernest Adams and little child
left the past week for Tacoma WASH,
where her husband has been for nearly
two months in a sawmill. They have
rented their half section of land neat
Zenith and it may be some time before
they return again 10 Stark county.
Mrs. Anton Zurn rode in last week
from their ranch in the Mary territory
and was visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fisher, and having dental
work done and expected to return as
soon as the condition of the roads per.
mitted.
Charles Clark. brother OF j. Allen
Clark of the Dickinson experiment sta
ton. is still in the agricultural depart
ment of the government. in the Office of
cereal Investigation, and will spend
the summer in Colorado at a government
station where Oliver J. Grace is super
intendent. Both gentlemen were form 4
erly with the Dickinson station.
A'son was born Wednesday, March
18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ebaueh in |
Dickinson. Mr.. Ebaueh has been
postmaster at Lehish until about a
month ago when he moved his family
to Dickinson. At present he is in
British Columbia looking up a location. !
where he expects to take his family |
later. T. S. Rutherford. station agent
at Lehigh, is acting postmaster there
now.
John BoRers and Miss Gerrit Won
Hoofd of Zenith were married in Dick |
inson Monday. County Judge Maser per-
forming the ceremony. Wm. Apyel.
doorm of Zenith was along as a witness
and the party returned home in the /
evening. Mr.. Bogers who came from
Holland about four months ago is farm
ing a section a mile east of Zenith
which is owned by the Holland Dakota
Landbouw Co. and is a hustline young
man. Mrs. Boeers came from Holland
about three years ago.
Mrs. Mary Brien and son. Melvin. re-
turned Saturday morning from two
months spent in Idaho, Oregon and
Washington points. They spent a good
deal of time at Tacoma and Seattle.
visiting the famous Fred Rau chicken
farm. MI. and Mr.. George Lane and
other early day residents of Stark coun. /
ty. Mrs. Brien and her son enjoyed
their vacation exceedingly we'll. Rol-
land had q good man at the ranch and
has been getting along we'll with the
stock during the absence of his mother
and brother.
James Little of Gladstone was attend
ing to business matters in Dickinson
the past week and made a friendly
call at the PRESS office. He recently
bought the Joseph Sterhan quarter
section on the river at SIS per acre
and will fence the same in the spring
and likely crop the so acres already
broken and seed it down. with bronze
grass for pasture. The Sterhan family
hold an auction sale on April s1st and
have their plans made to move to Glen
dive. Mr.. Little has a section and a
quarter besides the land just purchased.
He thinks it good property and will
not be in any particular hurry about
selling. He sold a section two years
ago at SIG per acre on a ten year con-
tract that he purchased on the same
time contract at SITS per acre.