The Dickinson press., 1914-04-11
Local News

Misses Ora and Gladys Gray were
guests at the L. Il. Rudiselle home
over Sunday. .
Chic apron and splendid food sale
at church parlors Saturday afternoon
April 18th. 1kiki Band.
DR.. H. A. Davis and Miss Florence
who have been away several weeks
purchasing stock for the Damsite,
were expected home the last Of the
week.
The P. E. o. will be entertained at
the J. W. Reed home Tuesday even
ring by Miss Beebe. The program is
in charge of Mrs. Geo. A.. Perkins.
The Ikiki's will have a novelty APP
ron and splendid food sale in the
church parlors on Saturday afternoon
the 18th.
The infant child of Prof. and Mrs.
G. L. Robertson passed away in this
city this week. Burial was to take
place at Hebaron on Friday.
Notice wae recently received at the
Dickinson u. s. Land office Of the
transfer of Bert Waddell to the
Havre, Montana office.
A new teacher has been secured to
teach music and drawing in the city
schools. She will teach in both the
high school and in the grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Balsley were
received into the Congregational
church Thursday evening at the an
nual mid-week communion service.
D. H. Mckay who has been spend
ing the winter with his children and
father at Buffalo, N. D., was return
ing Friday to his homestead near
Quinion.
The ladies' of the Episcopal church
will serve the lunch at the Dorcas
dance Friday night. It is to be serv-
ed in the Commercial Club rooms,
cafeteria style at 35c per plate.
Editor Stang, one of the publish
ers of the Dunn County Promoter at
Halliday, returned from Miles City
where he was called by the serious
illness Of his sister, Mrs. Graeber.
Everybody who has had an eye or
ear at the keyhole during rehearsals
for "Mr. Bob" are very enthusiast
ic over it. There will be something
worth hearing at the Opera House
April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klingman autoed
down from Belfield Tuesday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. John Mil
stem and Mrs. w. L. Fuller. After
spending the day shopping and Wis
, iting they returned home.
Il. Miss Celestine Likely, who has
been teaching school seven miles
south, left on No. 2 Saturday for St
. Paul. After a brief stay there shs
!: expected to visit in Belle Prairie
Mimi, before going to he" homo al
Barron, Wis.
Mrs. Urban and daughter Elvs
spent a part of the week with Mrs
C. L. Robertson who is still confined
at the St. Joseph's hospital. They
returned to their home Friday morn.
ing. It is expected that Mrs. Robert
son will be able to leave the hospita
d the first of the coming week.
Last Friday evening Mrs. J. w
Bowen gave a delightful dinner part,
t at her home in the west part of tn.
2 city. The table was beautifully dec
e Grated with flowers, the color schem.
a being pink and green. Covers were
laid for twelve. Miss Eleanor Davi!
: assisted Mrs. Bowen.
At a recent meeting Of the Ii
y brary board it was decided to with
l draw the fee that had heretofor,
been charged out of town borrow
S ers and place them on the same basi'
as those of the city. Heretofore {
!, fee of $500 per year has been charg
ed but from now on there will be n,
fee. The same rules will govern tn,
out of town patrons as do now govern
the city patrons. 70,
The ladies have about completed
arrangements for their charity bal
to be given in the armory Friday ev
ening, April IT. The Dickinson or
chestra will furnish the music. Tn,
dance will start promptly at 9 o'clock
The tickets will be $1.00. The lad
les of st. Johns Episcopal church
will serve a cafeteria lunch in thu
Commercial Club. rooms at IS cent,
per plate.
The arrangements for the Easter
dance are about complete, and give
promise that this will be one of the
. big dances Of the year. The ladies
have made preparations for special