The Dickinson press., 1910-05-28

H. B. Schaifner came over from
Marahall this week.
Mrs. Chas. Nolan will entertain the
members Of the Birthday club at her
home today Saturday.
Ole Wiklund leaves next Wednesday
for his old home in Norway. sailing
from New York. He will be gone sev-
eral weeks.
Clark johnson. nephew of r. II. John
son. accepted a position in the grocery
department of the A. T. Crowl & Co.
store.
+. c. Steffen was enjoying a visit
this week from his father -in.law, Fred
krebs. and brother in-law. Martin
Schiller, who came out from Minnesota.
Rev. J. S. Brayfeld being in attend
ance at the Diocesan Convocation at
Fargo. there will be no services in 81.
Johns church on Sunday, May 10Th.
The Sunday school will be held as usual
at IL o'clock.
Mrs. I. j. Greene will represent St.
Johns Altar guild and Mrs. M. Dodd.
the Woman's guild of St. Johns church
at the Convocation to be held in Geth-
semane cathedral at Fargo on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Mr.. John Hunter and Miss Ivy Loretts
Allen of Midway were married Wednes-
day at the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
F. L. Watkins. Mr.. Brentrup of the
same place acted as one of the wit
nesses.
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Bray6eld left this
week for Fargo, where they will be in
attendance at the Episcopal c%onvocation
there next week. Mrs. Brayfield will
60 on to Manitoba, Canada, for an ex-
tended visit with her son and daughter
there.
Miss Kathryn Gallagher who taught
in the Dickinson schools last year,
arrived Monday evening from Miles
City. where she was employed the
past school year. Miss Gallagher
visited at Beach en- route and goes
from here to Minnesota. The following
year she will teach at Baker City.
Oregon.
Misses Gertrude Thompson, Maysie
Dinsdale and Marjorie Lyle, surprised
Rev. and Mrs. Brayfeld last Saturday
at the Episcopal rectory. These young
ladies. who are a part of the corps of
Sunday School workers in this church,
brought refreshments with them and
altogether a splendid evening was en-
joyed.
John Brennan arrived this week from
Idaho where he has been in the mines
for a year or two. He still has his
merry-go-ronnd machine stored in Dick
inson and plans on setting it up here
again. Max Steele expects to take a
lay-off from his railroad work and to
take hold of the business with Nj.
brennan.
B. W. Richards and Miss E. Newstrom
Of Beach were married on Tuesday at
St. Johns church, Rev. ]. S. Brayfield
officiating. Mr.. Richards is a son of
Mrs. Lydia Richards. who is in the real
estate business at Beach. She taught
school in Dickinson about six or eight
years ago and with her son moved to
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Bernard Baumhueter, a student in St.
Mary's Abbey at Richardton the past
year. came to Dickinson on Wednesday
and the following day received work
in the grocery and hardware department
of the A. T. Crowl & Co. store. The
young mans parents live in Illinois
and he is happy to think that he should
find employment so loon after leaving
school.
Miss Mary Wagendorf, a resident of
this county for fourteen years. was
recently married in St. Paul to John
M. Schroeder. They will live in the
Twin Cities until fall when they will
move to Canada to made residence on
800 acres of land which Mr.. Schroeder
has taken as a homestead. Mrs.
Schroeder is a sister to F. L. Wagendorf
and Mrs. John Reilly.
The Dickinson Rifle club is neeotiat-
ing with and may be able to secure a
competitive game with the St. Paul
Rifle and Pistol association some time
during the present shooting season.
In a recent letter to Dr.. C. N. Barker,
secretary to the Dickinson Rifle club,
the Rocky Mountain Rifle club of Butte,
Mont. complimented the excellent show
ing of Jim Wolford in the contest shoot
with Bisbee and expressed it a ''mighty
creditable score"
John M. Connolly, editor of the Het-
finger County Herald, came up from
New England in the auto livery Friday
evening and remained until Monday
morning. Mr.. Connolly is enjoying
dool konl<k o-l I'LL. L. > a.