The Dickinson press., 1914-03-28
LOCAL NEWS

Biggest musical event Of tho year.
University Glee Club here April 7th.
adv.
Mrs. c. w. Palmer was taken to the
Stein hospital Wednesday. She was
operated on, Thursday.
Mrs. Price came down from Belfeld
on Thursday to spend the balance Of
the week in the city.
Mrs. Sterland and Mrs. Haven drove
out to Mrs. Suits last Tuesday and
spent the afternoon with her.
Big cut down sale till April list at
Boulger & Hughes Is per cent discount
now.-adv. it
Miss Katherine Coleman was attend
ing u. S. court in Bismarck as a wit
ness on Tuesday and Wednesday.
a. A. L~iederbach. who is well known
in the country north, Is now located
at Rockford. MINI.
Miss Nora Jarvis was up from Clad
stone for the II. U. B. entertainment
at the armory Tuesday night.
Alfred Palmer has his house about
completed and will move into it in a
few days. Lace Tear did the mason
work.
Mrs. w. l.. Prindle was up from
Gladstone Tuesday for dentistry and
attended the H.. u. B., entertainment
in the evening.
Word was received the past week
that Jas. Birch and wife were leaving
Chattanooga. Tenn. and were expect
ing to arrive home early in April.
The cut down sale OF Boulger &
Hughes will continue till April list.
The discount of IS per cent will pre-
vail.-adv. it
Tribune Attorney L. A.. Simpson
arrived in Bismarck yesterday morning
from Dickinson on some matters in the
United States court. 1t has been said
that MIR. Simpson has decided to be-
come a candidate for congress in the
third district in the primary campaign
and he has friends all through that
section of the, slope country that are
predicting his nomination.
H. E.. Brown. who has been visiting
his brother, Sheriff Geo. Brown, re-
turned to Grand Forks on Wednesday,
where he is living with his mother.
Mrs. Kelley. Mr., Brown is employed
in the Page Printery. The younger
brother. William, who formerly resided
here and assisted Sheriff Brown with
his duties in the jail, is attending the
Union Business college at Grand Forks
and living at home with his brother
and mother. ,..
Cement we'll curbing reinforced in
IL. 18 and "a inch sizes. Reinforced
chimney tile. Noegle Bros.-adv.. 1t
Among the Slope farmers winning
prizes at the Pure Seed show at Fargo
last January was S. r. Jensen Of Zen
it'll. Stark Co. He is credited with
winning first prize on common alfalfa.
AS told in these columns last winter
Mr.. Jensen has the Grimm alfalfa and
it wat through a mistake at the seed
show that his alfalfa was listed as
common. Those who purchased alfalfa
seed of MIR. Jensen may rest assured
that the seed secured is the genuine:
Grimm.
Senator A. L. Martin came down from
frybure on Tuesday, having recently
returned with his wife and son to Senti-
mel Butte from a month or more spent
on the West Coast. They went to CALI
fornia just after the terrific rainstorm
and were delayed in San Francisco for
several days on their trip to Los Ange-
les on account of the damage to prop
erty. In Portland Mr.. Martin saw Jack
WEIGH, who has a shoe store and repair
shop in connection and seems to be
doing well. Mr.. Martin was unable
to see Dan Manning at Long Beach. but
heard that he was enjoying good health
and having a fine time.
j.. o. Daglum, the merchant from
Daglum, was in the city last Friday.
The farmers out his way were dragging
their land before the snow came which
was about seven inches deep in his
neighborhood. Mr.. Daglum wishes that
we might have had snow all winter as
he has quite a field of winter rye as well
as seven acres of alfalfa and nine acres
Of timothy. The lack Of snow may.
badly affect these fields. Mr.. Daglum
is a believer in feeding grain to the
stock and selling the stock. He has
some 80 hogs this year and expects to
raise many more next year. MI. Dag,
lum raj pleased to know that the