The Dickinson press., 1915-04-03

SAItOIlley ~. "A. NdQ d ease
in supreme court at Bismarck on Mon
day.
Grimm Alfalfa seed for sale, at SOC
per h., 45c in rs lb. lots. Absolutely
pure. S. P. Jensen, Zenith, N. D.
adv. 4-3-4t
Lost-16 size, 2O-year hunter case
gold watch, Hamilton II jewel move
ment. Will pay S. reward. Return
to PRESS office or w. j. Odenthal,
South Heart.-adv. 4-3-2t
Miss Lillian mccarthy expects to
leave this afternoon for the McCarty
claim near Ralph, S. D., to spend a
few months.
Mrs. B. E. Kennedy went to Man.
dan Wednesday morning and returned
to her home in Dickinson Thursday
afternoon.
James Soules and Watt Johnson ar
rived in Dickinson yesterday after
noo from the University at Grand
Forks to spend their Easter vacation
at their respective homes.
Mrs. A. A. Harleman was absent
for several days this week from the
dressmaking parlors of Harleman &
Singleton, and was taking care Of
her mother, Mrs. L. Scott, who was
very sick the first of the week.
Miss Wyse arrived in this city from
Beach Sunday and will remain here
until. the return Of her sister, Mrs. J.
E. Conlon, who accompanied the body
of her little daughter to Chicago.
r. Wyse, a brother of Mrs. Conlon,
also arrived from Boston and is a
guest at his sisters home.
Mrs. w. Willhouse and daughter,
Miss Winnifred, expect to leave Dick
inson Saturday on No. 4 for the Twin
| Cities and for Winona, where they
will spend Easter with Mrs. WILL
houses sister, Miss Grants. They
will return the latter part of next
week.
Peter Indergaard of Belfeld was at
tending to probate court business in
Dickinson on Monday. He is admin
istrator in the Woodward estate, and
was accompanied to this city by his
attorney, H. E. Haney. MI. Inder-
gard said the farmers in his locality
could get onto the land very soon if
the weather warmed up a little. He
will seed about 200 acres this year.
Friday morning saw Drs. Bowen
and Ohage established in their splend-
id new offices in the lessen building
They have the rooms formerly occu-
pied by the firm of Casey & Burge-
son and the several rooms adjoining
which comprised the fiat coupled by
the Hosfield family. The rooms have
been changed in a number Of ways
making them ideal for the purpose
for which they are to be used.
The two large cards in the cas-
display window of Roquette's depart
ment store have been calling fortl
many admiring comments by the pas
sers because of the clever designs ant
beautiful tinting. 1t will be interest
ing to Dickinson people to know thai
they were made by Llewellyn Ro'
quette, who is studying window deco
rating in Chicago.
Ralph. Koch is again working or
the Herald at New England. Miss
Margaret Flynn also has a position
on the paper as bookkeeper and re.
porter. Miss Flynn was employed ir
the government printing office al
Washington, D. c., for some time and
is well acquainted with Miss Con.
molly, also Of the government print.
ing office and who visited her broth
ers, John and Martin Connolly, at New
England some years ago.
Doubtless the people Of Dickinson
realize that Hams Jubilee Singers
billed for April 9th, at the Elks' hall
will be one of the best attractions
ever presented here. There r seven
in the company, each and every one
being true artists and having the
highest of recommendations from the
large cities where they have appeared
AS an illustration, T. Emerson Brooks
says, "Mr. w. A. Ham, basso, is an.
other Ernest Gamble with a sable
skin" Each member of the, troupe
is as highly spoken of az Mr.. Hann
They are a well trained, long expert.
enced combination, singing music Of
all grades from plantation melodies
to selections from Grand Opera. Ir
short, the concert will be a treat moi
to be missed.