The Dickinson press., 1915-04-03

The county board will meet in
quarterly session next Monday.
Mrs. G. E.. Burgess was here from
Medora Tuesday between trains.
The Dorcas society will meet: with
Mrs. Reuben>Lyon on Tuesday, April
Mrs. Ed. Stone of Sentinel Butte
spent a day in Dickinson the first of
the week.
A carload of Overland autos were
received by Leutz & Mcclure at the
Dickinson station this week.
"A more restful night for Mrs.
Orchard" was the word received from
the Mcdonald home Friday morning.
We will have lilies and other Easter
plants on sale at the Knapp store
Saturday. Dickinson Floral Co.-adv.
Cecil Henderson, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Henderson, has
been quite i'll with pneumonia this
week.
Mrs. L. Scott was seriously i'll the
first Of the week but her condition
was much improved the latter part
of the week.
Services will be held in the st.
Johns Episcopal church Easter even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Special music
has been prepared.
Miss Rose Flanagan spent a few
days in Medora the latter part of
last week visiting with friends and
attending to business matters.
The Shriners will run a special
train to Pacific coast points early in
July. The train is scheduled to pass
through Dickinson on July 9.
For the convenience of the down
town customers, the Dickinson Floral
Co. will have Easter plants on sale
at the Knapp store Saturday.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Servis are
back from Glendive and Mr.. Servis
will likely return to his telegraph
work with the N. P. the first of the
week.
James R. Stewart left Novi Scotia
a few days since and after visiting a
few days in Boston expected to re-
turn home, making a short stop in
st. Paul.
Ernest Orchard went through to
Beach the middle of the week to do
some expert accounting for the state.
He will spend Easter with his parents
in Dickinson.
About ten of Rev. J.. G. Morrison's
friends dropped in at the parsonage
Saturday evening to help celebrate
his birthday. A 700 o'clock dinner
and a most delightful evening was
enjoyed.
It is understood that Mrs. P. Sex
ton, who has been east for over a
year, will be home early the coming
summer, which will be good news to
her many Dickinson friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Fisher are to
have a suite of rooms in the Berringer
block, but for a few days until the
same is ready for them they are
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Fossum
in the PRESS building.
Mrs. Sabra Merry plans to leave
next Tuesday for the Milwaukee
country to join her sons, Charles and
Edward, on their cattle ranch between
Mott and Lennon. Mrs. Merry has
her home on Fourth Avenue West in
charge of the Andersons and can be
away for a few months very nicely.
Ed. Hastings, who has been driv-
ing the delivery wagon for the F. L.
Roquette department store, left the
last of the week for New England,
where he will spend the summer farm
ing. Maurice Wassem, a clerk in the
grocery department, will drive the
wagon for a while.
Mrs. Roy Miller of Lennon, S. D.,
is visiting Mrs. W. A. Northrup and
other friends in Dickinson for week
or two. Mrs. Miller formerly resided
in this city, her home being just north
of the present F. w. Turner place,
but she had not been here for six
years and is able to note many chang
es. :~i
Miss Lola Merrill arrived in this
city the latter part of last week, from
Des Moines, Iowa, where she has
been the past ten months. Miss
Merrill is well known in this city and
it will be good news to her friends
to hear that for the present, at least,
she plans to make her home in this
city with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Beightol.
The firm of Farr & Sibley furnished
the furniture, carpets, linen, curtains
etc., for the new Croteau rooming
house and they have been busy the
past few days placing the same. 1t
was a large order for one firm to
handle but there is nothing too big for
Farr & Sibley to supply, and the
beauty of it is that they were able to
give prices that would be hard to
duplicates any where.
Frank ]. Halo of Minneapolis ar
rived in Dickinson the first of the
week to take charge&of an immense
money getting sale which opens at
the Model Clothing. House on April
2, continuing for IS days. A piano.
diamond ring, gold watch etc, are
among the prizes offered. Mr.. Halo
was with the New Era store in Dick
inson some years ago, and makes a
speciality Of putting on sales to move
large stocks{of goods.
D. W: Mckenzie has bought the
two vacant lots west of his feed store,
l.>.s- 20 EA0 L. NM a