The Dickinson press., 1906-06-02

Mrs. c. N. Barker left Wednesday
evening for ST. Paul where she will be
joined by a sister and together. they
will visit their mother at Syracuse.
New York for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lillibridge and three
boys left Wednesday for the east. Mr..
Lillibridge went as far a. ST. Paul. the
rest Of the family going to Iowa for the
summer. Roy spends the summer at
the ranch.
Miss Bernice Holmes, nurse al the
Dickinson hospital, was. the victim Of
an unusual accident Tuesday. While
adjusting her collar she dislocated her
elbow and it required the administra.
ton of chloroform before it could be
replaced.
The annual encampment of the North
Dakota G. A. R. will be held al Bis
marck June 27.2o. The rate made by
the railroad for the occasion lie a fare
and a third for the round trip. Tickets
on sale June 26. ~ and % with return
limit June 80.
Next Sunday-Pentecost-is the great
day of the year in st. Toseph's parish,
when the children take their first COM
munion. Father Rabsteinek suggests
that, owing to the crowds, visitors tele-
phone him for reserved seats.
William Jefferies expects to go t the
ranch on Spring Greek Friday. to re.
main until September. He. with John
Allen and T. G. Saunders are three of
the many who have been detained in
town by the overlooking of Knife river.
For the Grand Aerie Of the order of
Eagles at Milwaukee August I4.18 the
Northern Pacific will make a rate of
one fare plus s. for the round trip for
trains arriving in St. Paul, August II,
II and 10. Good for return up to and
including August ~.
The freshman, sophomore and junior
classes gave their oteachers the follow
ing gifts as tokens OF their apprecia-
ton: to Prof. Davidson, a silver, gold
lined shaving mug and brush; to Miss
Outram. a gold jewel case, and to Miss
WEIGH a silver one.
Rev. c. E. Dobson was one of the
speakers at the special missionary serv-
ice of the convocation Of the diocese in
Fargo. Mr.. Dobson, in his address on
"The Missionary in the Pew" dwelt on
the need of more fellowship among the
congregation and a heartily welcome to
strangers in the church.
Mrs. J.. H. Palmer and children of
Glendive, arrived Sunday to spend a
few days with her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. J. G. Saunders. Mr.. Palmer came
down on the thirtieth and took his
family home. His mother, Mrs. A.
Palmer, who has been visiting her son
here, returned to Glendive with them.
Miss Florence E. White entertained
this years junior class, her former
classmates. Monday evening. Music
and cards were enjoyed until midnight
when a delicious lunch was served.
after which the guests departed with
expressions Of deep regret that Miss
Florence would not be with them next
year.
Rev. c. E. Dobson at the close Of the
c%onvocation in Fargo, went to Park
River. N. D.. t visit friends and from
there goes to F%aribault, Minnesota, for
commencement at the Shattuck school,
returning Friday Of next week accom-
panied by his sons, Cecil and Ned, and
Vernon and Eugene Green. In the
absence of the rector there will be no
services at St. Johns church Sunday.
Andrew Lehman, who is still on the
road for Ellsworth & Thayer of Mil.
waukee, was in Dickinson a few day.
this week renewing old acquaintance
while doing some order work for q
friend. 1t is eight years since the Leh.
mans lett the city. and Mi. Lehman
finds the changes marvellous. Mrs
Lehman and their eight years old, sol
are at their home in Minneapolis.