The Dickinson press., 1909-06-05

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Christ Peterson wal down from
Medora Sunday.
Martin Knudson of Taylor spent Sum-
day with friends in the city.
Mrs. E. E. Boslough arrived on Friday
from her visit in New Rockford. this
state.
A. N. Jefferies left Wednesday after
noon for Fort Benton. He went via
Billings.
Hear Father J. M. Cleary on the sub
ject Liberty and Law" Wednesday
evening. June 9, at the armory.
j. ]. Sweeney has purchased the
Claude Evans house and furniture near
the Pete Berg home and takes possession
at once
Mrs. o. r. Meyer and Mrs. George
Waegoner were in Medora the past
week. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Peterson.
W P. Brannon was glad to find among
the Chicago delegates Dr.. Herman
Spalding. city health officer, an old
acquaintance of his.
Fine residence lots for sale three
blocks west of the High school. Prices
from 5000 to $4oo per lot. Terms easy.
See Crawford and Berg. 6-5-4t
Mrs. j. B. Eaton of Fargo has charge
of the division of foreign mission in
this state. Mrs. Eaton was known in
Dickinson as Mrs. Anna Hills.
The needle point. nearly an inch long,
which was giving Mrs. Welton Nc
Donald so much trouble in her foot,
was successfully removed the past week.
Miss Belle Joyce is assisting at the
Roquette store for a short time. Her
many Dickinson friends will be glad to
know that she is to remain in the city.
E. J.. STARTS parents, who had been
several weeks with their son in this city,
left Tuesday for Minneapolis to visit
another son before returning to their
home in Spencer. Iowa.
Rev. j. M. Cleary has been q power
in his own city and state for civic
righteousness. He speaks forcibly out
of full knowledge of his subject. Hear
him at the armory June 9 at 8 O'Clock.
The good roads committee" report
that lumber and material has been
placed for a bridge al the Spring Creek
crossing near the Sadowsky place. The
committee also has work at other points
well under way.
Dan Manning, president. of the city
park board, reports that the setting of
3. 500 trees in the Young park was COM
pleted last week. James C Young,
doner of this large and handsome park
to the city, has the honor of planting the
first tree.
Miss Virginia Beidler, who recently
closed a successful years work as
teacher at the Taylor Butte school, left
Wednesday night for Tacoma, Wash,
where she expects to remain for at least
one year with her brother. Miss Beidler
is a very capable teacher and has given
the best of satisfaction in the Dickin-
son schools for the past two years. Last
year Miss Beidler spent the summer at
her home in St. Cloud, MINI.
W. B. Saunders of the United States
reclamation service arrived in Dickinson
this week to establish headquarters for
surveying crews in this city. The work
in charge of MI. Saunders is the prelimi-
nary surveys of the Little Missouri.
Knife, Heart and Cannon Ball rivers to
determine if there are any feasible pro-
jects for irrigation in the territory above
mentioned. Mrs. Saunders and little
daughter, who remained for a visit in
the cities. arrived on Wednesda.
81. Joseph's church was the scene of
q very impressive ceremony Sunday
morning when over 50 children received
holy communion for the first time. The
weather was decidedly disagreeable
owing to the heavy rains and it was
with much difficulty that the people from
the country were able to get 10 town.
nevertheless the attendance was very
large. The children were we'll prepared
for the grand event in their church life
and the girls with immaculate gowns
with wreaths and wells and the boys
all in black suits presented a handsome
picture as they approached the commun-
ion rail where they received their first
communion and renewed the baptismal
vow. Rev. Fl. Rabsteinek congratu-
lated the children and gave them in
structions in a short sermon. The
music and singing during the service
was especially fine.