The Dickinson press., 1909-03-06

Attorney George Purchase of Beach was
q business visitor In the city Monday.
L. E. George Of Oakdale visited In
Dickinson for a few days the past week.
o. G. Axvie of Gladstone made a
business visit in Dickinson the first Of
the week.
Receiver w. A. Mcclure wal in Bis
marck the first of the week on land
Office business
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. J. W. Fulcher.
Judge w: c. Crawford went to Mandan
Monday to hold chambers at the county
seat of Morton county.
Lille, the eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Anne Reed, was taken Monday with
typhoid fever. The case is a mild one.
Miss [. E. Hanson of Chicago arrived
last week and will assist Miss R. M.
Runck, the milliner,. during the spring
season.
In the Schnebly news of the Adams
County Record is the item: There
was a birthday dinner at the home of
w. B. Howe last Sunday.
The second lecture in the series at the
Congregational church tomorrow evening
will be The Emmanuel Movement. its
Philosophy and Psychology"
Messrs. Lou J.. and K. X. Omdahl,
who have been in the city for the past
two months, left the first of the week
for their homesteads near Horswill.
The Wimbledon paper of last week
states that D. E. Crowley started for St.
Paul Monday evening. After spending
a few days in the cities. he will 90 to
Dickinson to look after business matte rs
before returning home.
MI. and Mrs. T. E. Perkins, who were
returning from a visit to the coast,
visited for a few days at the home of
their son, DR.. G.. A. Perkins. and left
Wednesday, continuing the journey to
their home in Red Wing, MINI.
Miss Sarah Gallagher of Hazen made
her sister, Mrs. W. A.. Mcclure, a short
visit the first of the week and left
Wednesday, accompanied by Misses
Carol and Grace Mcclure, for a week.
visit with Mrs. Julius Hollst in Clad
stone.
Mrs. ]. N. Defoe, who had been
spending a few weeks at her former
home in Valley City, returned here the
first of the week. She made a trip to
the cities and purchased a complete line
of all the latest things in millinery.
Mrs. Defoe has secured a first class
trimmer and wishes to get two appren-
tees.
Engineer Cal Litch underwent another
operation at the N. P. hospital at Brain
erd last week. This time it was for
the removal of a tumrous growth under
the ribs. caused by gravel penetrating
that portion of his body. The operation
was successful and it is now hoped that
Mr.. Litch will soon regain his strength
and health. He has had a long hard
siege of it since he was injured in the
wreck of No. 2 last August.
The following item from a Miles City
paper is of interest locally: Miss
Ethel Gudhue resigned her position in
the dry goods department uf the Lakin
department store Friday afternoon and
left Saturday for Bismarck. N. D..
where she was married Sunday to Henry
Hoist, former manager of the dry goods
department of the same store, but now
travelling for a St. Paul wholesale house
with headquarters in Bismarck. The
many friends of this young couple will
wish them all kinds of happiness in
their welded life" Mr.. Hollst W as
formerly employed in Dickinson.
The PRESS is in receipt of a copy of
the Philadelphia Inquirer of February
26, which tells of the 5th annual BAN
quet of the Cape May Yacht club in
N.0
that city the previous evening at which
many distinguished guests were pres
ent. A large photo of the diners reveals
plainly the features of D. B. thinner
man, we'll known to many in this vici-
nifty from former associations with this
country in earlier days.
The Dawson County Review says
u. H. Wageener, a former Dickinson
contractor, has started business in
Glendive. Mr.. Waggener's health failed
him a few months ago, and. as deputy
grand master of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen of North Dakota. he took
the road in the interest of that order,
meanwhile regainine his health. Believ-
ing that the business prospects for Glen
dive are exceedingly bright and that the
coming season will witness a lot of
building, MIR. Waggener decided to
locate here in time for the spring work.