The Dickinson press., 1914-04-18
local News

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at the home of his parents in Mil
waukee, Wis.
It was raining on Thursday and
Friday. This will bring the grass
along il fine shape.
Bernard Angel left for Grand
Forks Tuesday where he is attending
the state university.
Miss Leila Berringer went to Rich
ardton for the Easter dance there
Monday evening.
Word was received in Medora this
week that ]. A. McGregor stood his
operation for cancer very well.
Tom Vallancey was down from
Glendive for Easter and remained
to visit the fore part of the week.
Atty. T. D. Casey is spending the
week in Washington, D. c. He is
expected back the first of the coming
week.
Auditor and Mrs. Ira Wilson were
down from Medora on Thursday at:
tending to some matters in the city
and visiting old friends.
, Will Blakely came in. Wednesday
from the north and was accompanied;
home by Mrs. Blakely aind two
children, who had been in the city for
some time. ).
The dance at the armory this Fri
day evening is given by the ladies Of:
the Dorcas society to, raise funds for
carrying on their charitable work
Everybody is assured a good time,
and also his dollar helps do good.
Bert Waddell rendered his resigna-
ton Monday as stenographer in the
Dickinson United States land office.
He is undecided about his future
plans, but expects to spend a month
or two in the country neal Oakdale.
F. D. Morford was returning Fri
day from Spokane where he had
spent the winter. He stopped over
in Dickinson between trains and stat
ed that he would be back in a few
days looking after Jewell Nursery
Co. stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hoist of Glad
stone, who have been touring Europe
for the past four months, landed in
New York on the ninth. They were
to visit in several eastern cities be-
fore returning home, but will likely
get back the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Messersmith
returned on Saturday from their
winters trip at Biloxi, Miss. They
had a fine time south. Mt. Messer-
smith has been busy the past week
starting operations in his large gar
den in the eastern part of the city.
Roy Peck and Ernest Angliss took
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Peck to Reeder
Sunday where they took a Milwaukee
train for selby, S. D.; at selby they
took an auto to Gettysburg, S. D.,
where Mrs. Peck's brother, d. M:
Houck, is seriously i'll. Roy and En-
Lest returned**Monday ss
One Of the most elaborate and
skillfully prepared dinners ever: serv'-
ed at the Grill Cafe was served as an
Easter 6 o'clock dinner when Mrs.
Harriet Myers, the popular manager
Of the suit and cloak department at
the Reed Bros. store, entertained.
Covers were laid for four. The table
was Hastily decorated with Ameri-
can Beauty roses. The place cards
were unique and clever. An excellent
eight course dinner especially prepar-
ed by the chef vas served under the
direct of the Grill's affable and pop
ular head waitress. Those present
were Mrs. Harriet Myers, Miss Mar
jorie E. Poor, Messers. J. E. Agnew
and J. N. Robinson.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Masonic building
association. was held Tuesday even
ing at the Temple. The following
were elected to the board Of direct
ors: W. L. Richards, ALI. White, ".
III. Stickney, 81. F. Beidler, Geo. A.
SENIOR, c. D. Itch and L. r. Baird.
The board then organized by electing
W. L. Richards, president; v. Il.
Stickney vice pres, and Z. R. Baird,
sec. and treas. The books gave a
good showing the past year having
been the best in the history Of the as.
ISOLATION. The gains will used tow
ard paying off the Indebtedness.
Easter Sunday was. fittingly OBJ
served at the Congregational church
with special music and sermons up
on the resurrection theme. Both the
morning and evening organ work by