The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Lois Wall of Manning spent
Easter in Dickinson,

Miss Lois Wall of Manning spent
Easter in Dickinson. )
Mrs. j. Edward Tufft was out this
week after an illness of several days.
A real live children's prelude will
be staged at Uncle Ephraim's at the
opera house, April 16.-adv.
Sambo just "knowed that was what
was gwine to happen" down at Uncle
Ephraim's:-adv.
Don't fail to hear DR.. Anderson
sing "Waltz Me Around Again,
Willie" at Uncle Ephraim's April
16th.-adv.
r. w. Weeks of Mandan was in
Dickinson on Wednesday on his way
to Manning to look over Frank Part
ridges pool hall proposition.
Attorney H. A. Mackoff of Belfeld
was in Dickinson the first of the week,
returning from a short business trip
to the eastern part of the state.
You must see and hear Alderman
Jerry Hayes as Mr.. Phalen, the Irish
politician, at the opera house April
10th. He will delight you with n
OF his rare vocal solos.-adv.
MI. and Mrs. j. L. Vrzal and son
spent their Easter with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Vrzal, near Man
ming. They made the trip on the
Dickinson-M Manning daily stage.
Supt. C. E. Ward was elected secre-
tary of the Missouri Slope Edu-
cational association held at Mandan
last week. M. E. Nugent of Glen
Ullin is president. The plan is to in
corporate under the state laws.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Clark came
up from Glen Ullin this week to re-
new acquaintance and attend to
some business matters for a day.
Mrs. Clark says their moving picture
business is very satisfactory.
c. S. Lee came in Saturday with
Robert Wilcox to spend Easter. 1t
has been a fine winter for stockmen.
Mr.. Lee returned Monday afternoon
with DR.. Jackson, who is making row.
eminent tests of horses out north.
Mrs. Caroline Fink was called to
Minot this week by the serious illness
of the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Anderson. Mrs. Anderson
will be remembered as Miss Helen
Fink.
A fellow by the name of Edwards,
a blacksmith by trade, was fined $50
by Justice Sterland for disorderly
conduct the first of the week. He
agreed to pay the fine in installments
from his weekly wages, but left town
instead.
Rev. J. C. Jorgensen conducted
services at Fryburg on Sunday. Both
the Sunday school exercises and the
preaching service in the evening were
well attended. Mr.. Jorgensen ex-
pected to drive to Daglum the last Of
the week to re-organize the Sunday
school there.
Nels Nichols of Medora was in
Dickinson on Saturday to see his
daughter, Miss Bessie, who was at St.
Joseph's hospital for an appendicitis
operation. Mrs. Nichols was with the
daughter, who seemed to be making a
fine recovery.
Peter Indergaard and son, Emil,
came down from Belfeld on Wednes-
day and the latter entered St. JOS
eph's hospital in the evening for an
operation. His physician did not
think that he would be laid up for
many days.
The Orchard agency has been in
structed to purchase the all-steel lock-
ers for the members of the Dickinson
Golf club. The club house is nearing
completion and the members desire to
have their individual lockers. There
are to be SO for the men and 9 for
the ladies, As in all.
E. R. Orchard came down from
Beach on Wednesday to be at the
bedside of his mother, Mrs. John
Orchard, during her last hours.
MI. Orchard spent several days
on the city records of Beach, met
with the mayor and councilmen and
stated that he believed things were
going along very nicely now. The
funds checked up all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Yaeger, who
left Dickinson about a month ago, are
settling in Los Angeles. It will be re-
membered that Mr.. Yaeger sold his
Stark county land, a half section,
some time ago, giving up the farm
on account of poor health. He writes