The Dickinson press., 1915-05-29
in the local hospital for treatment tn
past week.

in the local hospital for treatment the
past week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the St.
Johns Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. H. F. Schroeder the first Thurs
day in June.
Lost-A bunch of keys. Finder
please return to the Hartung Real
Estate e. Loan Co.-adv. 1t
Ray Graft left just before noon on
Sunday on his long motorcycle trip
to Milwaukee. He expected to make
the trip in a little less than a week.
Miss Lena Beres, daughter of AL
derman and Mrs. Max Beres, seems
to be recovering nicely from her oper-
alton. She is already able to be
around.
SCHOOL LAND for sale next week.
You can borrow money here if you
need help to buy. Everett Real Es-
tate & Loan Co.-adv. 5-29-1t
Good water power washing ma
chine, Singer sewing machine, fruit
cans and other furniture for sale
cheap. R. L. Kennedy, 529 list Ave.
West.-adv. J-z9-2t
Editor R. w. Robertson was stalled
in Dickinson on Wednesday and
Thursday on account of the rain, the
roads north being practically closed to
autos. He expected to go out on the
Manning team stage Friday morning
The North Dakota Pressed Brick
Co. is filling an order for $4,000
flashed face brick for q, three-storv
building in Bismarck. A larger order
at Butte, Montana.
James E. Carlisle and Miss Inga M.
Hagen were united in marriage at
Bismarck on the 26th and left at once
for Dickinson to spend a few days.
They were on their way too eastern
Montana.
The Dickinson-Manning auto stage
was abandoned Wednesday for horses
and a light rig. 1t was expected that
the regular horse stage would he used
Thursday and possibly until the first
of the week.
The Dorcas society asks that every
body save cast-off clothing that will
do somebody good. They especially
need babies things. Send to Mrs. L.
H. Rudiselle.
Alex Fowler, the Man.
ming stage man, is in St. Joseph's hos
pital for a short time. He is getting
along nicely and was down town this
week.
MONEY-1f you need it, The
Everett Real Estate & Loan Co. has
it. Let us talk over your next loan.
adv. 5-29-tf
Miss Fanny Singer, daughter of
Harry Singer, OF the firm of Schwartz
& Singer of this city, graduates June
10 from the Minneapolis high school.
Miss Singer has been living with her
fathers mother in the Mill City.
Reuben Butler arrived home the
first of the week, coming from Dem
yer, Colorado, via Billings. He had
a fine time with the DR.. S. w. Bailey
auto party, an experience that he will
never forget. They found consider
able snow in Colorado.
May is an anniversary month with
the Reed families and last Sunday at
H. w. Reeds the three families had
an anniversary dinner. J. w. cane
to Dickinson fifteen years ago, the
business was started ten years ago,
and H. w. joined the firm two years
ago this May.
Plan to go to Bismarck by train or
auto for the Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra concerts, Wednesday after
noon and evening, June 2. Two bril-
liant programs. Prices: Evening-75c
to $500; Afternoon-5Oc to $1.0O.
For reserved seats address Mrs. w.
F. Cushing, Bismarck.-adv. 1t
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran church held a special meet
ing Sunday afternoon for the consid-
Grafton of the annual Sunday school
picnic, which will be held in about two
or three weeks. The work was d.
vided among committees, thus taking
part Of the responsibility from the
superintendent shoulders.
The Silver Social announced to
take place on the A. T. Crowl lawn
Friday evening for the benefit of the
Ladies Auxiliary Society of the Dick
inson Cemetery Association, was
postponed on account OF the rainy
weather. A date will be announced
later, and it is hoped that every one
will be glad to help a good cause
along.
Confirmation services took place at
the st. Johns Lutheran church last
Sunday morning. The church was
beautifully decorated with plants and
flowers. There was an exceptionally
large attendance, many out of town
people coming in for the event. Rev.
Kordewick gave the class a short but
very good address, and proceeded
with the confirmation ceremony, the
class having been examined two weeks
before. The Holy supper was then
administered. Those confirmed were:
Agnes Moe, Mabel Marsh, Herbert
Uecker, William Rabe and Fiartin