The Dickinson press., 1911-11-18

Miss Myrtle Homer is collecting for
the Deiters Fuel Co.
U. S. Revenue officer Geo. Percy was
in the city the first of the week.
Thomas Kennedy was a business visit
or from South Heart on Wednesday.
Monroe Simpson. a former cattle
grower in this locality, writes from Fow-
Ter. Colorado.
Mrs. James Drury was up from Man.
dan a few days the first of the week
visiting at the M. Drury home.
The inside walls Of the depot and the
several Offices on the second floor, were
receiving a Goa of paint this week.
Miss Edith Merrill vas in from Man.
ming this week having dental work done
and visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palan.
Geo. E. Hand was in Thursday from
Is miles southwest to make commutation
proof on his homestead. Wilbvt Fugere
and Geo. Kilwin acted as witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss
Grace were entertaining DR.. and Mrs.
H. J.. Reisland al dinner on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Victor Chileren and Miss Florence
White were entertaining at a series of
card parties this week at the Chilgren
home on Second Avenue W..
Miss Marie DAZZLE was down from Bel
field on Wednesday. attending to shop
ping and visiting her sister, Miss
Amelia DAZZLE. with Crowl- Schroeder Co.
There is to be a dance at the Ger
man Mercantile hall tonight (Satur-
dav.) Mrs. Valdemar Jessen and Miss
Hazel Aultman will furnish the music.
Station Agent W. H. Byrns and FAM
lily are 10 domesticated in the Capt.
Saunders house on Second Avenue East,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H.
Palmer.
Mrs. V. A. Hill and children left
Tuesday for Redfield. Sd. where they
will visit Mr.. Hills parents for a short
time. then 60 on to her old home in
Iowa, where they will remain for the
winter.
j. W. Molloy has received a supply
of nickleplated bath room fixtures, in
Guiding soap. tooth brush, tumbler and
toilet paper holders. towel racks. bath
tub seats, etc. Can be seer at Office on
First Ave. East. 11-18-2t
DR.. and Mrs. v. H. Stickney are ex-
pectine their brother. Ex-Governor
W. w. Stickney and wife to arrive from
their home at Ludlow. Vermont. in a
few days. This will be their first visit
to North Dakota. Ex-Gov. Stickney is a
prominent attorney in the Green Mount
ain state.
The Flickertail football team was
giving a dance at the armory on Friday
evening of this week. Good music was
being provided and no doubt the large
crowd planning to attend enjoyed the
hospitality of the boys to the utmost.
The high school football team gave their
dance earlier in the season.
About 20 of Mrs. Fred Wilson'S lady
friends were helping her celebrate her
birthday anniversary on Tuesday after
noon At the Wilson home on Second
Ave. West. Both cards and n~eedlework
furnished pleasant pastimes and Mrs.
Wilson, assisted by her daughter, Miss
Ruby, served an elegant and appetizine
course luncheon Mrs. Wilson was made
the recipient of many gifts together
with many good wishes for future birth
day anniversaries.
Pretty parties were given Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons by Mrs. G G.
Bowers. when she entertained a COM
pany of 20 ladies each afternoon at 500.
The rooms were made pretty with hou-
Duets of pink carnations and each guest
thoroughly enjoyed the warm hospital.
ity of the hostess. A delicious 3-courst
luncheon was served to each party o.
ladies, Mrs. Bert Townsend assisting
the hostess. Mrs. Bowers plans t.
entertain the same number Of ladies a
similar functions next Tuesday ant
Thursday afternoons.
Representatives from the high school
basketball teams Of Mandan. Glendive
and in all probabilities from New
Salem. Hebron and Beach. will hold
conference here Saturday with repre-
sentatives from the local team. Tn
conference is for the purpose Of arrane
ing a schedule of games for the COMM
basketball season with these high schoo
teams. Dickinson high school had
good basketball team last season an,
it is quite certain that a series of in
teresting games will be arranged wit
these other teams. Glendive. MandaA
and Beach also had good teams las