The Dickinson press., 1913-06-21

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Farrand OF Thursday. June 18th.
Carnations and peonies ST per dozen /;
roses 81. Dickinson floral Co.-adv.
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c. S. Lee was in from the north for
the Eastern Star meeting Thursday
evening.
Victor Christensen has a position
with the Dakota National bank for the
summer.
Crosby Richards and Vernon Nc.
Cutchan returned Friday morning from
Grand Forks.
Hugh McGillivray was in the city
this week. He had just finished mar
keting his 1912 grain.
Mrs. Mary Mckinley is getting
along we'll at St. Joseph's hospital
and expects to return home on Sunday.
Tom Vallancey, proprietor of the
Bijou after July LIST. expects to leave
for the Cities Saturday or Sunday night
on a business trip of a few days.
Reward-$5 for information leading
to the arrest of party who stole the
gum vending machine in front OF, the
T. J.. Greene & Co. drug store. T. J..
Greene.-adv. 1t
Robert Wilcox and family went to
their ranch on the Little Missouri river
for the summer. During their absence
the home in this city will be occupied
by Rev. and Mr. s. Griswold Bragaw.
Miss Eva Stevenson stood her opera
ton or Monday very we'll and the indi-
cations are that she will make a good
recovery. She will be at St. Joseph's
for a little while yet.
The Merchants National bank of Dick
inson has been designated a United
States depositary. This makes two US.
depositaries in the city. the other bank
being the Dakota National.
Alex Monty of Bel6eld was a passenger
on Thursday to Glen Ullin. Mr.. Monty
is milking 1O::cows.and plans to increase
the number to 20. His % acres of al
falfa sown last year is looking we'll.
A daughter of Henry Loran was mar
ried on Tuesday to Frank Hecker. The
marriage took place at St. Joseph's
church and a wedding celebration fol-
lowed at the home of the brides parents
northwest of the city.
Those who went to jamestown to at
tend the Methodist camp meeting were :
Rev. j. G.. Morrison and daughter,
Irene, Misses Saphonia Gaylord and
Sonnie Farrand and Victor Cook. The
last three ven down as delegates for
the Epworth League. They expected to
stay about two weeks.
The ladies of the Congr egational
church spent a very pleasant afternoon
in the church parlors Thursday. A pro-
gram proceeded the business session.
Mrs. J. L Hughes giving two songs,
Mrs. R. T. Crawford and Mrs. NJ. (.
Ayers each a reading and the c ON PAW
joining in two songs. After business
a picnic luncheon was served by Mes
danes Roberts. Mitchell and Eldred.
W. N. Alverson returned to his farm
near Bailey the first of the week. His
wife is getting along nicely at the
Stein. R. j. Keith expected to return
to Bailey on Friday. Mrs. Clarence
Rowe, also from Bailey, is taking
treatment at the hospital and expects
to undergo an operation within a few
days. Mrs. J.. B Harmon from south
of Medora, underwent a minor operation
this week but will likely remain at the
hospital for about ten days. Louis
Stoxen had an operation on his hand
this week but was able to return to his
farm at Taylor. Mrs. Lee Palmer of
tHirscbville underwent al operation on
the 18th for appendicitis. She is get
ting along nicely.
1t is estimated that fully /. 500 to
2, 900 people attended the Staatsverband
meeting at R%ichardton on Tuesd ay and
Wednesday. Probably 300 OF 400 went
from Dickinson and vicinity. This
stste order of German Catholic people
has a membership of /, 100, an increase
of 500 over last year. Mr.. Goldade Of
Fargo is president of the order and Joe
Killer of Richardton, secretary. The
next meeting will be held at Strasbure
and in 1915 the annual meeting comes
to Dickinson. At Richardton there
were some /, 200 men in the parade.
Rep. Henry Klein and others made
speeches. Bishop Wherle, FIR. Schultz,
Vicor Generals Baker and Hiltner and
many other distinguished gentlemen
were in attendance this year.
A great many people were in Monday
and Tuesday for the Elk doings. II
was the. first meeting in the new build