The Dickinson press., 1907-02-02

likely the 4 . against Lenhardt witthe
dropped. The Stecklar boy i reporsed
as getting on very nicely.
Mrs. c, H. Merry left Wednesday
night fol. Waukesha. Wis., being called
there by the serious illness Of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Priest.
Joseph WHEREBY and Grace Alberts
were married in this city Wednesday
evening, January 80. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. o. +. Just.
Roquette Bros. are offering special
bargains that are very attractive.
Their add in this issue of the PRESS
gives prices that are hard to beat.
Mons Nelson, who lives at Buffalo
Buttes, eight miles south OF Horswill,
has been in town this week and left for
the return trip Friday, without the
freight he hoped to take out.
The Misses Irene and Cora Walton,
who have been receiving treatment in a
hospital at st. Paul for the past two
weeks, are getting on very favorably
and are expected home in about ten
days.
The clearance sale at the Crowl De.
partment store has been we'll attended
the past week and the sales very salts.
factory. The attractive adv. in this
issue tells of special features for the
coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pendergast and
little son returned Thursday evening
from a months visit in New Jersey,
Massachusetts and Vermont. They left
the Green Mountain state in the grasp
OF a as degrees below temperature.
The ladies of the Guild of St. Johns
church met Wednesday afternoon and
were very pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mrs. E. R. Swickard. The
afternoon was not devoted to work, but
six-hand euchre was played, a dainty
lunch served and a social hour enioyed.
Miss Emma Christensen, accom-.
panied by Mrs. ]. B. Thompson, who
was on her way to Bismarck, on train
No. 4, Monday morning, where she was
going for an operation at the Bismarck
hospital, was obliged to return to this
city because of the wreck, and was
successfully operated upon for Appendix
citis at the Dickinson hospital Monday
afternoon. She is getting on very
favorably.
The annual meeting Of the North
Dakota Dairymen's association and
Farmers institute will be held at Bis
marck February ID, IS and Is. The
Northern Pacific and 500 Line have
made a special rate of one fare for the
round trip from all stations within the
state. This will be a good chance for
farmers and dairymen to visit the
capital city and attend the meeting OF
the association.
AT the regular meeting Of the Dick
insea Commercial club held Thursday
evening, the two vacancies on the
executive board. were filled by making
the treasurer, J. L. Hughes, and secre.
tary, W. F. Burnett. directors. The
membership of the club was increased
by two, the names of ]. F. Davis and A.
B. Grambs being added to the roll,
making a total of Is members in good
standing. Applications for member
ship were received from w.. R. Everett,
w. 5. Russell, B. o. johnson, ]. o.
Lyle. G. H. Merry and Geo. Waggoner.
Mr.. Waggoner will be the first nom
resident member of the club. The club
instructed President Stickney to ap.
point a committee of three, of which he
should be chairman, t o revise the by
laws. The president and secretary
were instructed to arrange for a club
stenographer, who should also have
charge Of the club library.