The Dickinson press., 1915-06-05

I The Will Meyer application for d.
| vorce this week was denied.
Judge w. C. Crawford opened court
in Medora on Friday.
The Dickinson-M Manning stage line
was using horses again this week.
A. L. Martin was down from Senti-
mel Butte this week for dental work.
Mrs. Ella Fox left on Thursday for
| Wisconsin to visit sisters and other
relatives for about a month.
Mrs A. P. Folsom's condition was
about the same Friday morning as
during the past week.
E. H. Knapp and Bert Waddell
took their third degree at Masonic
Temple last Friday evening. II.
Rev. FIR. Schultz had confirmation
at St. Joseph's church. on Sunday.
The class numbered 1OO.
D. A. Ctunaw was placing lighting
fixtures in the Hendrick house this
week.
Maxwell, son of Attorney and Mrs.
w. F. Burnett, fell out Of the swing
on Thursday and broke his arm.
DR.. j. W. Bowen left the Rochester
hospital the first of the week and will
return home within a short time.
For Sale-Siberian Millet Seed;
$1.25 per bushel; alfalfa seed, zoe
per pound. John Fisher.-adv. 6-5-tf
+ For Sale:-At a bargain, three
quarter sections near Belfield, sell one
u Of 8. F. S. DePue, Magnolia, Iowa.
adv. ,6-5-5p
The latest report from Henry
Whalen was that he would likely need
gaining the sight.
An interesting report of the E. C.
Void VS.. Anna Stensgaard case is
crowded out this week. The jury de-
cided against Void in short order.
Next Monday will be the regular
meeting of the city council and on the
9th the work Of the equalization
board will start.
H. M. Roberts was not as we'll the
middle Of the week, but the reports
Friday morning were just a little
more encouraging.
Lem Hogue expected to leave for
jamestown on Friday. He has several
jewelry positions in view in the east
ern part Of the state.
The experiment station bulletion is
up in the postoffice and should be
consulted daily by those who are in
terested in temperature, precipita-
ton, etc.
J. G. Wall came over from Marshall
on Thursday to work for Noggle Bros.
for a few weeks. He found the roads
very heavy.
The Missouri Slope Poultry Asso-
citation will have a special meeting in
the Commercial Club rooms at 8
o'clock Saturday night. Anyone in
terested will be welcome.
Adolph Jauss has the contract for
erecting a good sized dwelling house
for Matt Furneis, one of the engi-
neers at the Dickinson Fire & Pressed
Brick Co. plant.
One of the circus men from the
Yankee Robinson Co. entered st.
Joseph's hospital Wednesday after
noon. He was to have an operation
the last of the week for a rupture.
A son and daughter of Mr.. Lubke
Of Oakdale arrived in Dickinson the
first Of the week from New York.
They are going out to live with their
parents again.
Dick Blackburn and Sine Cuskelly
came in Thursday afternoon from the
north to appear as witnesses for Mrs.
Anna Benz at the Dickinson u. S.
land office in a contest. They report
ed a fine rain in the Oakdale country.
A pleasant dinner party was given
Thursday evening at the Hugh Rob-
erts home. Those present being:
Paul Erb, Harold Rase, Sidney Nor
rison, Glen Hollenbeck, Hughie and
Quintin Roberts.
Children's Day exercises will be
held in the Congregational church
Sunday morning at II a. m. The usual
Sunday school session will be held at
10. a. m. and the evening preaching at
8 p. m.
For sale-Piano, gasoline stove,
window shades, electric flat iron,
washing machine; all furniture for
sale very cheap this week. Mrs.
Owen, the last house North Sims st.
adv. It
K. J.. Malmgren, of the Crowl-
| Schroeder store, is not to be out-done
by the other window decorators of the
| city and had the past week a striking |
display in black and white attractive
ly placed.
The Reeder Choral Society will
celebrate the seventh anniversary of
the village on June 6 by presenting |
the "Rose Maiden" The Reeder tai |
emit will be assisted by the prominent
musicians from Aberdeen, S. D.
Editor I. L. Doherty and his. broth
er, Charles J. Doherty, were in Dick
inson on Sunday for the ball came.
Charles Doherty and his mother are
moving their newspaper plant from
Adams, Walsh county, to Dunn Cent
or, where they will start a paper
| about the first of July.
Owing to the fact that the pastor
| will serve a country charge on SIN
day morning, there will be ne serv-
ices in Dickinson in the Lutheran
| church Sunday morning. II the even |