The Dickinson press., 1914-04-25
Local News

Local News
Manicuring and shampooing. Phone
2N L.-adv. 4-25-8p
Special dinner al. the Grille the best
in the city. for 35cstry it-adv 2-2S.tf
Wanted-compitent girl for gem
eral Homework. Mrs. Guy Hunter.
adv. s III 1861
wANTED-Delivery horse. In
quire at Dickinson Steam Laundry,
4-25-tf. Y3
! WANTED-a girl for general
housework Apply at Davis & Bow.
ems office. Y 4-25sM
Girl wanted for general ~housework,
good wages. The Model Clothing
House.-adv. 4-1s-A
E. H. Knapp has remodeled the
rooms in the rear Of his Variety stors
and expects to occupy the same with:
in a short time.
M. H. Gibson returned to his home
seventeen miles north Saturday very
much improved. He was here for
treatment for some weeks.
High school athletes are training
for the inter-class track meet which,
is to be held in May. The two upper
classes expect to make the best show
ing.
Lloyd Owens Of Fairmont, Mimi,
arrived Thursday to spen da few days
visiting his brother c. c. Owens. Mr..
Owens is a railroad man and is off on
a short vacation. .%
Ed. Render of Gladbrook, Iowa,
was in Dickinson this, week on bust
ness matters. It will be remembered.
that he spent the summer of 1911 at
this place. I.
Harry Hyland was out Thursday
afternoon after his serious illness,I
having been operated on for append.
citis. Harry looks like he had had a;
hard time, but is on the mend now. :
Married at the Congregational par
sonage the evening Of April 23rd,,
John Fievers and Mrs. Hattie Me-
Cullough, both of Taylor. They were,
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph'
Jauss of Dickinson. Mr. Fievers is:
a carpenter at Taylor. h
Attorney T. D.. Casey returned
Tuesday night from his Washington
trip. He had a very pleasant time
and had the honor of meeting Presi-
dent Wilson, Secretary Bryan, Treas,
urer Burke, Senators A. J. Gronna.
and P. J. McCumber, congressman:
Horton, Young and Helgeson.
Miss Jennie Green, the state deputy
of the Lady Maccabees, is visiting the
local order. A special meeting swas
held on Wednesday night and another
meeting is scheduled for this (Fri-
day. evening. It is hoped that there.
may be a good turn out.
The first Model T Ford automobiles
were put on the market beginning
1910 and were numbered 1900; they
are now selling numbers above 445,-
600. If the 11,000's had not. made
good there would be no 445,OO0's.
Guy Hunter, Agent.-adv. 4-18-2t
Prof. G. F. Lager of the Dickin-
son orchestra says the music to be
played at the production of "Mr. Bob"
at the opera house this (Friday) ev-
ening, will include: Wedding March
from Midsummer Nights Dream, by
Mendelssohn; Poet and Peasant Over
ture, Bridal Chorus from the opera
Lohengrin, and Echoes from a South
ern Plantation by Mackie Berger.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
Congregational parsonage when Miss
Gertrude, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Tetly, became the wife of Her.
bert H. Harmon. They were married
Sunday morning at $3.50: The couple
were accompanied by Miss Thelma
Tetly, sister of the bride and Steve
Madzo.
Casper Wagner was arrested and
taken off No. 2 on Thursday for sell
ling a mortgaged horse to Harry
Coleman and for stealing three suits of
clothing from the Model Clothing
House. He left the day before for Glen
dive, telling his wife that he was 60
ing to Miles City. He had a ticket
for Minneapolis when arrested. He
pleaded guilty and was to be sent
enced Friday. Wagner has been
around Dickinson for two years:
He is "a years old and has a child 5
years old. States Attorney J. P.
| Caln anu 0leF1H 0FOWn were uOI
many hours in getting their man.
|, In the recent issue of "THE STUD
EMIT" a weekly published by the
students of the State University, ap-
peared the names of several of the
Dickinson delegation. Lyle B.
Merry, known as "Happy Merry" has
the distinction of being the noisiest
freshman in the Law school. Under
"Things Hard to Imagine" appears
"Angel Tapping his WINGS" Happy
Merry" without a girl friend" and
"Archie Palmer. in apair of over
alls." Under characteristics "Policy, |