The Dickinson press., 1908-06-20

we are PuDlshlng on next page a
fine photo of the d. H. S. class of 'oS.
Carl Smith, an electrician from Car
rington, visited in the city the past week.
James Gray, the mail carrier from
MedorA to the country south, was in the
city the first of the week.
Commissioner VIM. Connolly and Lay
tor George were in from Dunn county
the latter part of the week.
Herbert Toole of Fargo arrives TODAY
for a visit with his aunts, Mrs. Harry
Lawrence and Mrs. Fred Jenness.
A. D. Heaton and F. D. Hevener &C.
c%ompanied Raymond Heaton of St. Paul
on a trip to Wibaux the past week.
N. A. Graves of the N. "A. Graves
Land Co. of Darlington was in town the
past week with a large party of land
seekers.
Gervis Manning has completed his first
years studies at the St. Thomas college
in St. Paul and is home for the summer
vacation.
Messrs. T. NJ. Davis, George HAYES,
F. A. Lewis and John VIM. Stein from
Oakdale were in town for lumber the
past week.
George Jenner has been taking an en-
forced vacation from his duties at Harle-
man & SCOTS because of a serious attack
of neuralgia.
Mrs. L. Scott of Taylor and Mrs.
Harry Scott of Rockspring arrived
Thursday night for a short stay at A. A.
Harleman's.
Rev. E. ALL of Duluth, MIMI, has &C.
cepted a call to the local Lutheran church,
and will take up the duties of his new
field in a few weeks.
G. B. LINEN, al inspector from the
U. S. land office in Washington, D.. c.,
arrived in the city the latter part of the
week for a short stay at the local land
office.
Dennis Dullea of South Heart made
proof on his homestead at the U. S. land
office yesterday. His witnesses were
Mrs. Margaret Jennings and Oliver
Strasser.
B. W. Stevenson and a special civil en-
gineer have been busy for the past two
days setting the stakes for the new ele-
vator to be put up by the Missouri VAL
ley Milling Co.
Mrs. D. S. Littlhhales and Mrs. Sterling
came up from Mandan Thursday to at
tend the Eastern Star meeting. They
were entertained at ]. P. Tingle's during
their stay in the city.
Victor Chilgren left Monday for Fargo
to attend the state pharmacy meeting.
He intended to take the state examina-
ton on Tuesday and go to Cannon Falls,
MIMI, for a few days visit at his old
home.
Charles Chatham has finished building
a house for c. ". Blakely on Marguerite
boulevard and will start work next week
on A. A. Harleman's house and a barn
of L. Scott on the lots opposite B. H.
Crawford's house.
AT the graduating exercises at St. Cath
crimes college in St. Paul on the evening
of June IL, Miss Mary Mckinley took
the part of "Rufus, an officer" in the
class play, Palms." one of the principal
features of the exercises.
The plans for the new Hub building,
to be erected on the lot just west of the
Lish hardware store, are in the hands of
the contractors and the contract will be
let in a few days. Mr.. lessen hopes to
start work on the new building by the
first of July.
There was a large attendance at the
regular meeting of the o. E. S. held in
Masonic hall, Thursday evening. Three
candidates, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bake
and w. D. Kirkman we're initiated into
the order. After initiation an excellent
lunch was served and dancing enjoyed.
The next regular meeting will be held in
september. "a
About IS of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Wilson called at their home
Wednesday evening and, rendered them
with a very pleasant surprise party.
The evening was happily spent with
cards and dancing as the chief amuse-
ments. The visitors brought we'll filled
baskets with them and a most substantial
lunch was served. Mrs. Wilson was
presented with a handsome cut glass
water pitcher. 1t was after 3 o'clock
a. m. when the party broke up and the
ladies were carried to their homes by
Angus Neil, who mustered his auto into
service for that purpose.
Children's Sunday was observed at the
Congregational church last Sunday morn
ing with a very attractive program by
the children Of the Sunday school. The
exercises were the result of much hard
work on the part of both those who had
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