The Dickinson press., 1913-05-31
LOCAL NEWS

1t was 81 in the shade n day the
past week.
81 bars laundry soap for 500 At
Roquette's economy sale Saturday.
adv.
Mrs. Willis has been visiting at Wi
baux the past week.
Mrs. Mary McGiIlivray returned the
past week from her California trip.
J. P. Cain has been appointed as
sistant states attorney for Stark county.
Special fine chewing tafies Saturday
only zoe pound. Langdale Candy Kitch-
en.-adv. 1t
William Jefferies, foreman at the
Diamond e ranch. has been in the city
this week.
Mrs. Matthias and children leave this
week for Mandan where they will join
Mr.. Matthias.
The Knight Templars will 60 to the
Dickinson cemetery grounds in a body
Sunday morning.
H. C. Christensen and son, Fred,
came in from the ranch to attend the
graduation exercises.
The P. E. o. society had a meeting
on Tuesday. During the summer there
will be no meetings.
Rasmus Jensen expected to leave for
the ranch the last of the week. The
family will be out for the summer
William F. Young Of Mary and Miss
Kitty Zirmer of H%irschville were mar
ried in Dickinson on May 18th by JUS
tice A. P. Folsom. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S. Miller acted as witnesses.
Good, live hustling agents wanted t
sell biggest staple on the market. Lori
mer Specially Go. Fargo, N. D.-adv. i
Paul Muhly and Miss Nellie DeSar
auto,d up from Rainy Butte Tuesda,
afternoon and spent the following de-!
in the city.
Frank Schiller. who las been suffer
ing from heart trouble at his home il
Dickinson, was reported somewhat bet
Ter the last of the week.
Mrs. Kate Jefferson Of Windon, MINI.
who has been spending five months il
California, visited at the H. A. Hogat
home the first of the week She wa,
en- route home. !
Rev. N. l.. Rockwell, who has beef
in Dickinson for some weeks. returna
the last of the week to look after hi
preaching charge in the Oakdale cir
cult.
The Dickinson shearing crew left OF
Thursday for eastern Montana. Geo
and Lace Tear, Alex Dinsdae an,
Clarence Eldred were among the party
Miss Mabel Cummings. who has beer
kept at her rooms al the Charles Hughe
home much of the time since early il
the month, was feeling a little bette
this week. 70
The dairymen of New Salem are plan
ming to make an excursion t the Dick
inson experiment station the last o
June to spend the day with Supt. Wal
dron and his assistants.
The St. Joseph's parochial schoo
commencement exercises will be hell
at the opera house the evening of Mon
dow f,,no , Cootc for oH,,1kc E0o
The exercises will be both interesting
and instructive.
DR.. S. A. Danford will preach a
school house No. 20, neal Brooks, a
10 80 a. m. on June 8; Mountain Viev
school house at 2 80 p. M, and west o
kildeer mountains al school No. Oak
dale district, at 7:3O.
A birthday surprise party was givel
Mrs. John Berrineer by thirty Of he
lady friends last Saturday. The ladle
brought their sewing and enjoyed
social good time. Toward the end 0
the afternoon luncheon was served
The Misses Wayne Brodie and Ros
Berringer had charge of the serving
President Alf. White has %appointe
L. R. Waldron. H. F.. Schroeder an
j.. V. lessen as a fair committee
Auditor J. L. Hughes and W. j. Nozzle
are to cooperate with the committe
and see what can be done about an in
dustrial fair in the fall, also regardin
an exhibit at Bismarck. Mr.. White ha
made a good selection.
John Reuter-, Jr.. assistant in Treas
urer Geo. Kilmer's Office. was summone
by the capital city golf members @
Friday to assist in the formal openin
of the Bismarck Country Club. The ne,
club house represents an outlay of abou
So. 600 and is the finest of its kind i