The Dickinson press., 1907-11-30

Thanksgiving Will sueiI parents IN Glad
stone. III,
T. L. Beard, who went to Chica1o
last week. is now visiting at hjs Old
home in Penn, Mich. !,
Aanen Carlson, who has been some
time in the city, went Friday to hid homo
south of New England.
Fred Jablonski Of New England has
been busy for some time putting up
sheds at the Galligan ranch. -
E. A. Lane writes from Tacoma.
Wash, that his health does a Q inprove
very rapidly in that country.
Rev. and Mrs. v. A. Spicker and .on
of Taylor we're guests Of Rev. and adr M W.
F. w. Gress Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. c. H. Wiley, Miss Myra and
Master Dewey returned the last Of the
week from a weeks stay in Fargo.
Conductor c. T. Cunningham IL taking
an enforced vacation from his duties
and is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
The Episcopal ladies will have inst
what you wish for Xmas presents A.
their fair the second week in December.
The new garage on Barnes street =
completed and Messrs. Patterson and
| freeman are busy from morning till
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Monroe, who re.
Gently returned from the east, visited
in the city this week before going out to
their home near Oakdale.
John Lunn OF Richardton was. IN the
city Friday to make proof on his home.
stead: George Hettenbaugh and John
Murphy were his witnesses.
The ladies of the Congregational
church and society will hold their
annual fair and suppers on Thursday
and Friday of next week, Dec. s and 6.
Mrs. r. D. Jennings underwent a seri-
Gus operation at her home this week
and, although her condition is. serious.
she was reported Friday afternoon a.
getting on very nicely.
The P. E. o. society me- on Tuesday
evening with Mrs. G. A. Perkins. TIE
paper OF the evening was by Mrs. M. H.
Linsley, who took for her subject
Woman" A short discussion followed
this very able paper.
J. F. Brodie and A.. ]. GRAY went ont
Tuesday to the mines at Scranton. Mr..
Gray will act as superintendent of the
new mines. Mr.Brodie was accompanied
on his return by E. P. Stanley, who
spent Thanksgiving with his family.
Leader Joseph Merth with the other
members of the Dickinson orchestra,
Messrs. James Rose, Harry Defoe. c. A.
Bloom, Ed. Quinn and Miss Cola Itch
returned yesterday from Terry, Mont.
where they furnished music at the grand
opening ball in the new opera house.
Mrs. c. D. Litch went up with the party
but stopped over for a short visit.
Game Warden David Roberts and
Nate Chase returned Wednesday from
their hunting trip in the Bad Lands.
They brought home three nice deer and
other members of the party got two.
DR.. Perkins and Guy Dickinson got
three nice ones after a few minutes
hunt in the Kildeer country one day last
week, and Robert Lyle was a success
full deerslayer in the same locality.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Blue Lodge held Friday evening the
following officers we're elected; Dr.C.
N. Barker, worshipful master; Fred
Turner, senior warden;. DR.. N. L. Cart
ley, junior warden; R. H. Johnson, treas
urer; A. P. Folsom, secretary. The
election of officers in the Chapter will
be held on the first Friday in December
and a joint installation will take place'a
little later.
The Opollo Concert Company gave a
frst-class entertainment, which was
listened to by an appreciative audience,
at the Congregational church on
Wednesday evening. They presented a
we'll chosen program, consisting of
violin and piano solos by Prof. Wissberg
and Miss Wissberg and readings by
Miss Elliott. Prof. Wissberg showed
himself an accomplished musician and
his sister is a pianist of rare skill; while
Miss Elliot received repeated encores
for her readings. "Rags' Raridan" was
n of her best numbers.
Jerry Dryer returned last week from
Brainerd, where he accompanied Brake
mar Molyard, who is suffering with ty-
phoid fever. MI. Dryer reports that the
Dickinson boys at the hospital are all
doing nicely. Tom J%enness had nearly
recovered and had left the hospital to
visit his brother. Brakeman Teal,
whose arms we're broken in an accident
at South Heart last summer, is doing
work about the hospital in order to re-
gain the full use of his arms. N. D.
Richey was reported as recovering from
his recent operation and the typhoid
fever patients we're all improving.
The two boys, who we're arrested last
week. giving their names as John and
Jake Fisher of Cleveland, could not be
located in that town and a letter ad-
dressed to their father(?) Jake Fisher,
was returned to Chief OF Police Corbett.
The younger Of two, when questioned a
second time, admitted that bis name was
Miller. instead of Fisher and that his
home was in Medina. A telegram
brought the father here Monday and,
after paying the boys board and small
costs. he left with his sons on Tuesday.
The parents had been searching for
their children for 9 days but were I'M
able to locate them until they received
the telegram.
The union Thanksgiving service at
the Congregational church Thursday
evening was largely attended, showing
that the real meaning of the day az q
religious festival is not forgotten. The
presidents proclamation was read by
Rev. F. ". Gress; Rev. v. A. Spicker
read the scripture lesson; the combined
choirs of the two churches rendered the
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