The Dickinson press., 1910-06-18

Miss Sarah Gallagher and nephew,
Master Cryil, who had been at the W.
A. Mcclure home for two weeks, re-
turned to Mercer county via Gladstone
this week.
Bishop Vincent Wehrle was in the
city over Sunday and conducted con-
6rmation services at St. Joseph's church,
when a class of about 800 were con-
frmed He returned on Monday.
When voting at the primaries June
10th, find the name of P. H. Rourke
and vote for him for judge of the SUI
preme court. 6-18-2t
fl. M. Odds. of the Dickinson Candy
Shop, left Sunday for a several weeks
visit in Detroit and Perham. MIMI,
re%cuperating from his recent operation
for appendicitis.
E. j. Fischer, from the Joe Christen
farm seven miles north CT Taylor, was
in Dickinson Oil Wednesday. Mr..
Fischer has rented his farm and will
leave in the fall and is thinking some
of moving to Dickinson.
A. W. Sprague was in the city a few
days the first of the week visiting his
sister, Mrs. F. S. Cunningham. He
wal en- route from a visit at his old
home in Perham, MIMI. to his home in
Tacoma.
August Drake of Minneapolis returned
from the Oakdale country the first of
the week and after visiting his nephew,
Erwin Muth. a few days, went out
south of New England to spend a few
days at the home of Herman Muth. His
son, Walter Drake. has taken land in
he vic unity of Oakdale.
Mr.. Ehli, stepson of John Kline, who
lives about seven miles south of town,
was married Tuesday to Miss Rosie
Kunz, stepdaughter of Rudolph Kunz.
Rev. FIR. Fisher of St. Jeseph's church
performed the ceremony. A reception
and dance was held at the Kline home
the same evening which was attended
by several guests from the city.
In the class Of 4s students, who sradu-
ated from the law department Of the
N. D. University and took the oath of
Office before the supreme court at Grand
Forks. are the names of Sylvan L.
Olson of New Salem; r. H. Yaeck of
Richardton and Leo Broderick of Man
dan.
Word was received in Dickinson on
Sunday that Mrs. C. E. Allen was
dangerously ill at her home in Living
ston and her mother. Mrs. ]. G. Saund-
ers, left by first train. Capt. Saunders
followed On Monday. However, a mes
sage received by Mrs. A. j. Osborn, a
sister, Wednesday afternoon, stated
that Mrs. Allen was a little better.
Jay B. Page of Sentinel Butte and
Miss Pearl r. Doubles of Burkey were
married on Wednesday Of this week by
Rev. John Orchard, at his Office in the
PRESS building. M. A. Scherf6us and
Miss Nettie Mccormack were the wit
nesses. MI. Page came from Minnesota
two years ago and has a farm near
Sentinel Butte where the happy couple
will reside.
After the regular review of the Ladies
of the M%accabees on Wednesday even
Ling at Odd Fellows hall a shower was
given by the Maccabee members to Miss
Sarah Clark, who is to be married on
June % to Conductor w. H. Brown.
The gifts included many pieces of china,
linen and silverware from the men,
bers and several outside quests, who
were invited, for which Miss Clark! ex-
pressed her appreciation. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were also enjoyed.
Senator L. A. Simpson has had his
time pretty fully occupied the past
week receiving congratulations from his
many friends on his remarkable will
case in Boston. Everyone is glad t.
see him back. As stated last week, he
had been absent from the city for nine
months, in which time very many
things of Importance had transpired.
Mr.. Simpson is glad to be home,
although for but a few weeks. He
wants to return to Boston not later than
THE middle Of July. In the meantime
he will be very busy looking after bust.
ness that had necessarily been delayed
by his unexpected long absence.
BANKS ON SURE THING NOW.
Ell! never be without DR.. Kings New