The Dickinson press., 1901-01-19
Whaley's Promotion

ing made in the offering of the West
ern Union Offices along the Nothern Pa
cific road. Oliver Whaley, manager and
wire chief of the Dickinson office for 4
little over ten years, has been promoted
aud left on Friday to assume the duties
of manager in the Helena, Montana, Of
flee, the best paying Office on the system.
This is a recognition OF Mr.. Whaley's
ability and worth as an electrician and
manager very gratifying to his friends.
L. H. Rudiselle, for many years night
wire chief at Dickinson, is promoted to
manager, the place held by Mr.. Whaley,
which is another recognition of ability
and faithful service. Mr.. Rudiselle's
old place is filled by ]. w. Hudson of
Fargo.
J. F. Slack is transferred to Fargo and
]. H. Knowd OF st. Paul, comes here.
Josh Parish, one Of the old operators of
this office, remains, as his many friends
will be glad to hear.
The former manager of Helena office
is promoted to assistant superintendent
and will reside in Tacoma.
TOKENS OF ESTEEM,
On Thursday evening a special meet
ing Of the Dickinson lodge No, 1877, A. O.
U. w, was held in the Parker hall, at
which time Past Master Workman
Whaley was presented with a beautiful
opal ring and stud by Master Workman
D. S. Littlehales who spoke substantially
as follows: Brother Whaley: On the
occasion of your leaving this city and
thereby severing your connection with
our lodge, we the undersigned in behalf
of Dickinson Lodge I37. A. o. U. w.,
take this opportunity Of expressing our
great Indebtedness to you for the very
active part you have always taken in our
meetings-always ready 10 do some
thing for the good of our noble order.
We rejoice that in changing the scene
of your labor, you are entering upon a
larger field where these admirable quail
tiles of heart and head which have been
manifested here and which have always
commanded our highest respect, will
find greater scope.
In our appreciation of your labors and
OF the good fellowship that has always
existed bet ween you and all members OF
this lodge, we hand you this little pres
ent as a slight token of our esteem and
regard.
While we regret your departure from
our midst we trust that every success
may follow you in your new home and
we assure you, Brother Whaley, you car
ry with you the best wishes of this lodge
for the welfare of yourself and family.
D.. S. LITTLEHALEs, M. w.
THos. NEIL, P. M. w.
&c. F. PARKER, Foreman,
w. H. WALTON, Overseer,
J. COURTNEY, Recorder,
w. McK1BB1N, Recv.,
]. WAGGENER, Guide,
PAUL KOCH, l. w,
ROBERT NEIL, o. w.
Mr.. Whaley replied briefly thanking
the lodge for their kindly feeling and
gift.
To Mr.. Whaley. probably, o than
any one individual. belongs the credit for
the present fourishing condition of the
Dickinson lodge,
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. SEQ.
field entertained a few friends informally
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley. With
euchre and refreshments the hours
passed pleasantly until the train for the
west arrived when M. and Mrs. Whaley
babe their friends goodbye and left for
their new home.
Gard Of Thanks.
We wish to thank the people for their
kindness to US in our bereavement in the
death of wife and mother,
Mrs. Minnie Rust,
Dick Dohrmann,
Mrs. c. Hamann,
Mrs. Sophia Stoxen,
Fred Dohrmann,
Emma Dohrmann,
Lizzie Dohrmann,
Willie Dohrmann.
For Sale
Anew nickle-in-the-slo cigar machine
brand new; will sell at a bargain. H. A