The Dickinson press., 1915-05-01
NEWS

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Supt. C. E. Ward has been improv-
ing his residence property this spring.
A row Of trees are to be set in the
street.
DR.. G. A. Clark has sold his Ford
car to Alderman Martin Schiller and
has purchased a fve-passenger Max
well of H. X. Nichols.
Miss Adeline Solberg, who has
been visiting Mrs. E. A: Bailey the
,past few weeks, left IN Tuesday for
Walla Walla, Washington.
Miss Stella Van Dyke of 'Ohio, has
been engaged to teach science and
some history in the Dickinson high
school the coming year. She. is teach
in Nebraska this. year.
Mrs. Fred Hall and baby left
Wednesday for Roundup, Montana,
where they will spend several weeks
with Mrs. Halls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Hagerman.
H. A. Diedrich, bookkeeper for the
Dickinson Motor Car Co. is just get
ting nicely settled in the Ed. Sum-
mers house which he recently pur-
chased of Max Hendrick.
Mrs. ]. J. V~ossbeck, formerly of
Beach, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Leo McKeever, went to
Bismarck Sunday, where Mr.. Voss-
beck has gone into business.
Alfred Skinner of the postoffice
force, has been improving the yard of
his residence property occupied by
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland. A
large number of fine trees are to be
set, including a row in the street.
Miss Lillian White, niece of Mrs.
P. E. Zimmerman of South Heart, I'M
derwent an operation for. appendicitis
at St. Joseph's hospital on Saturday.
She is getting. along nicely. Mrs.
Zimmerman was with her at. the hos
pital for several days.
AS many of the Alumni as were
able to be got together on short
notice, held a meeting Tuesday even
ing. It was decided that a dance will
be given Thursday evening, May 6,
at the Elks hall. No other business
of any Importance was discussed.
Mrs. George Capper and little son
and daughter of Minneapolis will ar
rive this (Saturday) afternoon to
spend a month visiting her mother
CYNTHIA Miller, brother, Harold Neal
and sister, Mrs. Wilson Eyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vossbeck ar
rived in Dickinson Sunday from Beach
and visited with relatives here until
Wednesday, when they went to then
new home at Bismarck. Mr.. Vossbeck
will be employed in the blacksmith
B shop with his father, ]. J. Vossbeck
who left Beach and went to Bismarck
a short time ago.
VIM. Jergers was in Dickinson or
Tuesday from his farm in southwest
ern Dunn county. He was taking GU
5000 Seeding trees which FIR. Johr
Smolley ordered from "a government
station. There were more than MI
Jergers wanted and he expected tt
distribute some of them among hi
neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Settle arrived
in Dickinson the first of the weel
from Mercer county, where Mr.. Set
tie had been teaching the past winter
They are here to attend the summe
school which opens June %. Thes
people are from Indiana and hav'
\ taken one Of the flats over the Parke
e. Sons market.
Miss Laverne Roquette ant
Llewellyn Roquette returned Tuesda!
morning from Grand Forks, wher'
|. they attended the annual Junior Prom
: and visited friends a few days
Llewellyn began his work in the Ro
quette department store immediatel!
after his return. AS has been STATED
. before, he recently finished a cours'
in advertising and decorating in ON
CT the Chicago schools.
Mrs. j. G. Sanders arrived in Dick
inson last Friday from the east wher'
she has been for about ten weeks AM
! was the guest of her parents, Mayo:
4 and Mrs. ALI. White, until jSunda!
when she went on to her home il
2 Miles City, accompanied by Mr.. Sand
: ers, who came to Dickinson from
Miles City to met her. Nj. Sander
, was in this city again or Wednesday
Mrs. ]. B. Harmon was here from
Medora a few days the first of tn
e week, visiting her daughter, Miss Id;
Harmon, who attends the high schoo
here, and attending to some busine
matters. Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon ar
planning on selling their farm nea
Medora before next fall and go soutl
because it is thought the warm whit
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