The Dickinson press., 1909-06-12

Morrel Adams is employed in Charles
Bakke's brick laying crew.
Elmer Coils of Mandan is a delegate
to the National conclave of the Brother
hood of American Yeoman.
Miss Florence White has been in
Glendive a part of the past week doing
some special N. P. clerical work.
John c. Baxter and Cyrus Pope. who
live north of Gladstone, were tran sact-
ing business in the city Monday.
Dan Phillips, the stockman out south
west. has changed his postoffice from
Marmarth, N. D.. to Baker, Mont.
Miss Anna Nolan of St. Paul has been.
spending several days with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nolan.
At the evening service at the Epis-
copal church last Sunday Mrs. j. E.
Messersmith gave a violin solo for the
offertory. +,
The Elks held an informal dancing
party in X. of P. hall Monday evening
which was well attended, considering
the storm.
Archdeacon o. F. Jones of Bismarck
will be in the city Sunday and will
celebrate holy communion at St.
Joseph's Episcopal church at the morning
service. 2t.g
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wilson state that they have arrived at
their new home in Phoenix, Arizona,
and think they will like it there when
they become accustomed to the change.
A large number of boys and girls will
take their first communion at St. Pat
rick's church next Sunday morning t 9
O'Clock. The choir is making special
preparations for the musical features.
The next meeting of the Commercial
Club will be held on Wednesday even
ing of next week. June Is. when the
applications for membership will be
taken up and voted upon. A full
attendance of members is desired.
The membership of the tennis club
has nearly reached the limit set.
twenty in all. The preliminary work
on the court has been done and it is
expected that everything will be ready
within a short time. Some interesting
matches are anticipated.
Mrs. Viola Homer and Miss Myrtle
Homer leave next week Wednesday for
their homestead at Sentinel Butte. They
gave up their house this week and Mrs.
Homer is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Hitch until she leaves while Miss Homer
is staying with friends in the city.
B. B. Delaney. formerly of Burleigh
county. recently. purchased a quarter
section of land. adjoinins the farm of
his. yson-in-law. R. N. Buckley, four
miles westHof the city. Last week he
purchased a small house of r. B. Cor
bett and moved it out to his farm. Mr..
Buckley has bean here two years and
has. 100 acres in crop this season.
n. Van Vleet. was in from Fayette
the first Of the week o'meet his daush-
ter. Mrs. Grace Boyd. who arrived from
Webb. Sask., Canada. fort few weeks
visit with her parents. Mrs. Boyd was
at one time the head. of the W. c.. T. U.
in South Dakota and her work took her
10 nearly every town in the state. Her
husband is engaged in the mercantile
business in Webb.
At the Congregational church parson-
age at 9 O'Clock Monday evening took
place the.marriage Of Mark H. Tallmadge
to Miss Alpha Irene Read. MIR. and
Mrs. A. r. Bonud and Miss Nellie
Dunn were the only witnesses to the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
W. j. Brown. MI. Tallmadge is a pop
ular railroad man, having made Dick
inson his headquarters for several years.
Mrs. Tallmadge came to Dickinson this
spring and was ticket agent at the
Unique under Mr.. Warren 8 management.
The happy couple have a cottage in the
Northeastern part Of the city, where they
have commenced housekeeping.
RICH MEMS GIFTS ARE POOR
beside this: 81 want togo on record as
saying that l regard Electric Bitters as
lone OF the greatest gifts that God has
made TO woman.w writes Mrs. @. Rhine