The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24

y0u food OF the nj
VIM. David brought Mrs. David to the
Stein hospital last Saturday for an oper-
alton.
Miss Marguerite Rudiselle spend Sum
day in Glendive. the guest of Miss Marie
Hickman.
Attorneys j. E. Messersmith and F. C.
Hebron were in Beach on legal business
the first of the week.
For health and pure food use Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder and Extracts.
They are pure, uniform and reliable. 1t
Rev. franklin w. Gress returned Mon
day evening from jamestown. where he
had been in attendance at the Methodist
conference.
Frank Wagendorf of Kennedy and John
Reilly of Hettineer were business visitors
in the city the first of the week. MI.
Reilly also visited with relatives in
Richardton.
In u twenty-five years ago" column
will be noted an item about Rev.
Edmond M. .Yittum closing his pastorate
in Dickinson. Mr.. Vittum is now presi-
dent Of Fargo college.
L. E. Gilman. who has been spending
some little time on his homestead near
Lennon, returned to town Saturday and
has commenced work in the Pomroy &
Leonard photograph gallery.
Mrs. j. A. Ferris and daughter, Miss
ada. were visitors at S. M. Ferris the
past week, coming from Medora Tuesday
morning. Misses Nellie Ferris and Dora
Robertson Of St. John. Canada. who
attended the reception at Medora Friday
evening, are again at the Ferris home in
this city.
M. L LANCE of Neillsville, Wis, has
purchased the interests of Miss Kathryn
Flynn in the bakery and confectionery
store located On Sims street and took
possession Of the same on Tuesday
mornins. The new proprietor COMES well
Recommended and will, no doubt do his
share of business in the bakery line.
The Christian Endeavour society OF. the
Congregational church re-orsanized for
the winters work last Sunday evening
and will meet at s 80 p. n. every
Sunday. Officers were elected AZ follows
President, Miss Jennie Freeman vice
president, Miss Myra Wiley secretary.
Miss Ethel Parker treasurer, Miss, Pearl
Nichols. The officers win appoint the
different committees during tic, week and
arrange for the leaders.
Beginning with next Sunday evening
at the Congregational church. the
pastor. Rev. W. j. Brown. will deliver a
series Of sermons on the general SUBJ
ject, The Church and Society,", treat
ing Of The Church and Men for the first
sermon. It is expected that Karl
Reidelsberder. the violinist, will. assist
at the services on October Is. He was
unable to take part in the program last
Sunday evening as was hoped. owing
to q previous engagement at Glendive.
Neighbors to thenumber of eight called
on Nh. and Mrs. A. A. .Harleman last
Friday evening and rendered them a
surprise party and housewarming in
their new home on Marguerite boulevard.
The ladies arrived early with well filled
baskets and took possession of the kit
chen and dining room, not allowing Mrs.
Harleman and the gentlemen to assist
at the feast until the table was spread.
After the dinner a very social time was
enjoyed BY the party of ten and the
quests left at q late hour, satisfied that
MI. and5Mrs. Harleman are very COM
fortably located in their new home.
Thomas w. Bicknell, president Of the
Rhode Island Citizens Historical associa-
tion, writes from Providence under re-
cent! date asking all about tho New Eng
land colony settlement. NJ Biclnslll
was for many years presidentsstdaf tlhs5
educational association Of the NJ Enc
land states. Nathsh headquarters "a Boston
and insal,sas7g ne WAS ;made. psssidsnt ofE
tn. The NeN ssEnssIlaslns ldt colony association
fof the ssettleInent Of The icoGntr,sy shout
New ENGLAND. this state. III visited