The Dickinson press., 1914-11-28

master Of all the latest discoveries.
Of his profession, will be at the st..
Charles hotel November 9th to 30th-
Do not risk running your health ag
well as your eyes by wearing 'cheaPs
inferior glasses. See man OF wtd1
experience and well known ability.
adv. = 1881 -6t
To Make Your Hens Lay. After
this date we will grind GREEN
BONES every Thursday. Mail or
phone us your order. J. G. +. Parker
& Sons. November 18th, 1914.
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LOCAL NEWS " y
Will &. Meyer is back from Roch-
ester. '. ~.@F+
Attorney L. A. Simpson returned
Wednesday night from Bismarck.
The Eastern Star election, of Of
ficers will occur at Masonic hall the
evening of December 3rd. <.:t -
Joe DeLamere arrived Thursday
afternoon from Brainard, Minn., to
spend a couple Of weeks with friends.
Representative C. C.. Turner was
in Bismarck. this week sizing up the
speakership situation and other mat
ters. 1'0'~,>: ~ -
Mrs. John Sturgeon of DeSmet, s.
D., arrived in Dickinson the past week
to spend the winter with her son, j..
w. Sturgeon. - ~ezs>.,.l ~. i !;
Valentine Koch, clerk Of court, has.
been busy the past week preparing
| copy for the December court. ca1en-
dar. The "a cases are given in this,
issue of the PRESS.
Mrs. Clara Vossbeck returned to
her home in Beach Thursday after
noon after a visit of a. couple of.
| weeks as the guest of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Stewart. aEvsas s!!see{
There vii be a special musical serv--
ice at the Congregational church Sum
day evening, November 10Th. i Several
numbers will have violin, piano and
organ accompaniment. i w.
Misses Mar jorie and Beth johnson
left Wednesday for St. Paul, where
they will spend few days visiting
with their cousin, Mrs. Archie Kings
ley. They are expected back Sunday.
j. L. Johnson has as his guest this
week his mother and sister, Mrs.
Christ johnson and Miss Alice, of Bis
marck. Mrs. johnson brought Johns
little daughter, who has been visiting
her grandmother, back with her. II
Ellis Hoist, deputy sheriff, was ex-
pected home from the Twin Cities.
on Friday with a new Oldsmobile rum
about car for Adam Weller, also dep
uty sheriff. Mr.. Hoist sold his other
Oldsmobile car to John Marsh.
Judge c. j: Fisk of the supreme,
bench will deliver the main address:
at the Elks' Memorial service to be.
held in the Elk home Sunday, De-
cember 9Th. There will be special
music. The public is invited.
Mrs. Henry Cooke returned Thurs.
day afternoon from Huddl leston, Vir-
ginia, where she attended the funeral
Of her father, the late Capt. L, G..
Saunders. She spent several weeks.
with her mother, sister and other
relatives before returning home.
According to developments of the
past few weeks, the Recorder-Post is
soon to change hands. It is expected
that Mr.. Barnes, advertising mana
ger of the Bismarck Tribune, who
was in the city a few weeks ago, will
be. the new man at the helm.
Palladium K Claude C. Turner of
Gladstone, Frank Wanner of Dickin-
son and Chas. Grow Of Minot have all
been visitors in Bismarck this week,
being guests at the Mckenzie. They
were all members of the last legis-
lature and were here on business.
Miss Bertha R.. Palmer of Devils.
Lake, who is teaching at Bismarck
this year, is spending her Thanks
giving vacation with Attorney and
Mrs. T. H. Pugh. Miss Palmer was
a former instructor of music and
drawing in the Dickinson schools.
The 15-year-old daughter Of Mr..
hog the middle Of the week. just
sician was summoned from this city
Thanksgiving morning and the
wound dressed. It is believed that
the young lady will get along nicely.
The high school faculty gave the
parents Of their pupils a very pleas
ant evening Wednesday,. "A receptions
was in order from eight to nine with
Misses Hillesheim, Walters, May,
Beebe, Brown, Lamb and Dumke and
Messrs. Berg and Carlson in the re-
ceiving line. Under the direction Of
Miss Lamb, frappe and waters were
served in the library. monograph
selections were played at intervals
during the reception. Promptly at 9's
large company Of danes, men and