The Dickinson press., 1915-04-17

Fine soil for flower beds and gardens
soc a load. Dickinson Floral Co.-adv.
C. C. Parker of South Heart was in
Dickinson on Saturday to get the
auto which he had purchased of DR..
O. C. Maercklein.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Mawhinney and
children returned last Saturday from
Franklin, Pa, where they spent a
large part of the winter visiting with
relatives.
M. S. Cuskelly, president of the
Northwestern State bank at Killdeer,
was in Monday from his Oakdale
home. He said the past winter had
been a fine n for stockmen.
If you are making a garden let US
supply the plants. We have all kinds
of vegetable and bedding plants and
nursery stock. Dickinson Floral Co.
adv. 1t
Mrs. Geo. w. Mcclellan and baby
went to Taylor on Saturday to meet
her husband, who is doing a large job
Of cement work for a lumber yard
there. Mr.. Mcclellan accompanied
his wife home, remaining in the city
, until Monday, when he returned to his
work.
S. N. Lebo came in Sunday from
his place in a buggy. He came via
Daglum but thought he would return
via South Heart. Mr.. Lebo says that
two horses on a light wagon will get
a man over the country in good shape.
He calls it 40 miles from Dickinson
to his stock ranch in the Bad Lands.
Rev. A. C. Hacke is planning to at
tend meetings of two important com
mittees of the state Congregational
work next week at Minot. One is
the executive committee of the State
Conference and the other is the bust
ness committee that will prepare
the program for the conference meet
ing in the fall.
Miss Ruth Clark has resigned at
Dickinson to accept a position in the
Fargo public schools for the coming
year. This is not the first time that
Fargo has selected teachers from the
Dickinson force, Misses Matte
Mitchell and Ella Olin being among
those taken recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Gray of Regent
are the proud parents of a nine pound
daughter, born recently. Mrs. w. L.
Gray is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Sackett of Quinion. Miss
Bessie Sackett has been with her sis
ter at Regent for the past two months
but is expected home at Quinion soon.
Competent Salesman or Merchants
to sell Champion Complete account
ant, fireproof. Splendid combination
of account system, cash system. $10O
per week and upwards. Commission
contract. State experience. Cham
pion Register Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
adv. 4-17-1p
J. G. Wall of Marshall was in Dick
inson on Monday and Tuesday, COM
ing up via Taylor. Mr.. Wall is the
father of Miss Louis Wall, county
superintendent Of schools in Dunn
county. He has advertised to make
homestead proof on his land about a
month from now.
Miss Stasia McKeever reports a
pleasant visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Cuskelly, at the Cuskelly Dairy
farm just north of the city, during
the last days of the Easter vacation.
Miss McKeever is a member of the
graduating class and does not have
much time for visiting except in va
cation time.
Edwin Carlson, manual training in
structor at the Dickinson high school
the past two years, expects to study
in the higher branches the coming
year and has therefore declined to re-
turn to his present position. J. w.
Danish, formerly manual training
instructor here, has accepted the po-4
sition for next year. .,