The Dickinson press., 1909-11-06

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Born. Wednesday. November 5, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Haeerman. a son.
Mrs. Lottie French of Taylor was in
the city on a shopping trip Thursday.
J. W. Follis of Medora is at the Stein
BEING treated for blood poison In one
Of his feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Nichols returned
Tuesday from their outing trip In the
vicinity of the H. I. ranch.
A new fence has been ordered for the
St. Joseph's Catholic cemetery. similar
to the one for St. Patrick's cemetery.
For rent--2 rooms for lodging or house.
keeping. Can partly furnish for house,
keeping. First door west Of bottline
works. 1p
Mrs. Hannah Edlund of White Rock,
S. D.. was in the city Thursday on her
way to Taft. where she will establish
residence on her homestead.
Mrs. John Thommen of Medora BROUGHT
her young son, George, to the Stein: hos
pital this week for treatment for infiam-
nation of the bowels.
Treas. John Riessbeck has been ap-
pointed a member of the reception
committee at the Scottish Rite reunion
to be held in Fargo beginning Deem
Der s..
The Episcopal ladies' guild was en-
tertained by Mrs. Margaret Dddd on
Wednesday afternoon. Light refresh
ments were served at the close of the
meeting.
Dr.. Robert H. Beach left Tuesday for
Pontiac, ILL.,, where he will be married
today Saturday. to Mise Mabel Luke of
that city. Dr.. and Mrs. Beach will be
at home in Dickinson after November
20.
Mrs. Will Fisher was in from their
homestead sixteen miles northwest of
the city this week. to visit her husband
who is working at mason work. She
returned to her home via Belield Thurs
day.
The Dickinson Heating & Plumbing
Co.. overhauled the heating plants in
St. Joseph's church and parochial
school this week and placed them
in order for the coming winter:
Miss Mildred Benzie of Taylor desires
to express her appreciation to the
young people of Taylor who gave her
such a pleasant birthday party on Satur-
day evening, October "a.
Dorothy and Esther Ayers entertained
fifteen of their little friends at a
Halloween party Saturday evening.
Miss Louise Clark. Miss Anna Hillesheim
and Mrs. L. A. Simpson assisted the
little girls in enjoying a merry evening.
Mrs. E. P. Stanley entertained the
Birthday club at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hayes. ON
Friday afternoon. A number of iny tied
guests. outside of the club members.
were present. Five hundred wal the
afternoons amusement, and a delicious
lunch was served at six O'Clock. The
hostess was presented with the custo-
mary two silver spoons.
Rev. j. S. Brayfeid of this city was
at Cannonball last Sunday to assist in
the dedication by Bishop Mann of
Fargo, of the new Episcopal church at
that place. The church was built by
the Episcopalian missionary. Rev.
Beade, and is to be presided over by
Rev. Ashley. an Indian rector. The
new church and rectory at Cannonball
was built almost entirely by the eff
of the Indians, and is unique in the
state for that reason.
Miss Rose 0'Donnell and Thomas E.
V~allencey were married Tuesday, Novem-
Der 2 at the home of the bride in Haw-
ley, MIMI, the Rev. A. T. Young,
rector of St. Johns church, Moorhead,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. vallencey
are among our best young people, the
bride having been assistant postmaster
in the office here for q number of years :
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ing MAI for the Bisma rck Grocery Co.,
with headquarters in Dickinson. The
young couple have hosts of friends in
the city who wish them all happiness
in their new life.
The second number of the Citizens
Lecture Entertainment course will be
given at the opera house, Saturday even
ing, November 13. The Parland Newhall
company give q varied program that
is as entertaining as it is versatile.
Vocal quartets, brass instrument quar-
tets and bell ringing make up the pro-
gram and each member of the quartet
is a finished artist. Those who have
heard this entertainment say that they
are not excelled by any company now
travelling. For the remaining foul
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