The Dickinson press., 1910-06-11

Ano M u Is . Slve t0elf annual Dali
on Monday evening. June 20. at the
armofy.
Chris Kunz made q trip to Manning
Monday In the interests Of the Everett
Real Estate Co.
Miss Clara Tollefson Of Miles City
came last Saturday to visit her cousin,
Miss Edna Tollefson.
A daughter was bo1n to Nj. aud Mrs.. |
James Soules Of this city at Rochester,
Mimi, on "Wednesday. June 8.
Miss Elsie Pelissier arrived Wednes-
day from Fargo A. C. to spend the
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J. Pelissier.
The ladies Of St. Joseph's church
gave a supper at the parochial residence
or Thursday evening. The price for
the splendid menu was only IS cents.
Miss Ida Waller left Wednesday for
her home at Spring Valley, Wis. She
has been trimmer for Miss r. M. Runck
during the past season.
Mrs. Lee Nichols prettily entertained
the Birthday club last Saturday after
noon at the homo Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Mckinley.
Mrs. N. Keller and family left
Wednesday for Manchester, Mimi,
where thew will visit; relatives for
several weeks.
Mrs. Roy Lamberton arrived Saturday
night from Fargo and will spend some
time with her husband in the city,
who is agent for automobiles in this
territory.
Mrs. E. C. Goss of Chicago was in the
city Saturday and Sunday, visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Berrinser. She visited
her mother at Little Falls. MIMI. and
a sister at Jefferson, Wis.,. en- route.
Cecil Dobson returned Thursday from
Missoula. Mont, where he was attend
ing the Montana u. He will spend the
vacation months with his mother, Mrs.
Eva Dobson.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Weiner of Helena, Mont. on May
80. Mrs. Weiner will be remembered
as Miss Catherine Porter. who made her
home in this city for several years.
Mrs. Lloyd RAIDER and children left
Thursday for Akron. Ind, to visit
relatives. Mr.. RAIDER will join them
early in July and they will attend an
Elks' convention at Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Charles Wiley and Mrs. J. S.
Birdsall entertained the Ladies Aid
society of the Congregational church on
Thursday afternoon. After the regular
business was discussed a nice luncheon
was served.
A checking account promotes credit
and establishes responsibility. The
advice and the use of the credit of the
Dakota National Bank will aid in de-
velopine the business of worthy
patrons. it
E. H. Rogers returned from Miles City
Sunday where he had charge of E.
Scherf6us' jewelry store while the latter
attended to business out of the city.
The Miles City jeweler is a brother of
M. A. Scherfius of Dickinson.
Mrs. VIM. Littlehales and son, John
Littlehales, arrived Thursday from
LaSalle. Colo, where they were called
by Mrs. Littiehales' mothers illness
and death.
M. H. Luke of Pontiac, ILL.,, visited
his daughter, Mrs. R. H. Beach. a few
days last week. Mr.. Luke owns a farm
near Devils Lake and stopped there a
few days en- route.
John Weinschratt, ST., of Gladstone
was to have left on June 10 to spend
his declining years at his old home in
Hungary. His son, John W~einschratt,
Jr.. is secretary of the Regent Grain Co.
at Regent.
The services at St. Johns Lutheran
church N Sunday, June u will be as
follows: At 10 a. m. q service in Ger
man !; al 7:45 p. m. in English. At
3 O'Clock the pastor. Rev. Eugene ALL,
will hold services at Christ church in
RAIDER township.
The Lang Bros, WIN have been pro-
prietors of the Home bakery in this city,
have leased the Golden Valley Creamery
plant at Beach. where they will con-
duct the manufacture of ice cream.
These men are experienced in the ice
cream line and the fact that this is
the only plant of the kind in Beach
ought to warrant them a good business.
Prof. VIM. Schmidt was to be here
this week from st. Paul, the guest Of
Rev. Eugene Ali. who was to accom-
pany the gentleman to New England.
There Rev. C. Bartels of Scranton was
to meet him and take him home ia
preach the %dedicatory sermon of the
new German Lutheran church at Scran-
ton On June IL.