The Dickinson press., 1915-01-23
LOCAL NEWS

The Monday Club met this week
with Mrs. H. J. Blanchard.
Supt. L. r. Waldron is in Fargo at
tending the Seed Grain Show.
Mrs. Alice Poland was to entertain
the Bridge Club on Friday evening.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Windmiller are sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Gilmore of
Zenith were guests at the st. Charles
on Thursday.
Mrs. w. G. Kicker of Mandan is
spending a few days as guest of Mrs.
Vic Chilgren.
Attorney T. D. Casey was attend
ing to legal matters in supreme court
at Bismarck on Thursday.
Mrs. M. l.. Mcbride went to Bis
marck on Thursday evening to spend
a few days with Senator Mcbride.
S. J. Dunlap was in Mandan on
Monday, en- route to Minneapolis from
his ranch near Billings, Montana.
Word is received from v. W. Holm,
former proprietor of the Holm Studio
of this city, that he is now located at
G~rantsburg, Wis.
George Germans of near Hanley
was attending to business matters in
Dickinson on Monday, coming to the
city via Belfield.
1t was IL degrees below zero at the
government gauge at the Dickinson
experiment station Friday morning.
1t was quite mild earlier in the week.
Wanted-An Industrious man who
can earn 500 per month and expen-
SEES retailing our products to farm
ers. Address W. T. Rawleigh Com
pany, Freeport, Ill.-adv. lip
Harry Hyland, who is driving one
OF the Ed. Funk cars out from Baker,
Mont, had the misfortune to break a
wrist a short time ago. Details of
the accident are lacking.
There was just a fury of snow the
night of the 18th which came about
as near sleighing as anything this
season around here. Both sleds and
wagons are being used at present.
Engineer D. E. Christensen re-
turned last Saturday from Glendive,
where he underwent an operation.
He has been able to be up and about
at his home the past week, so that
his friends will be able to greet him
down town in a few days.
W. J. Motley is pleased with the
way his herd Of cattle at the farm
south Of the Antelope creek are put
ting on fat this winter. He has two
silos which we're filled with corn and
other fodder crops in the fall and
thus far but half of the silage in one
has been fed to the stock.
A. M. knight, alias Fred G. Thomas,
was found at Louisville, KY, the past
week. The Fargo sheriff went down
to get this arch swindler but he de-
MED his identity and talked some of
his new friends into signing a
$4,000 bond. When Knight was
wanted for the hearing he could not
be found and a new sensation was
discovered as the man had been mar
ried to a woman in the south and had
not been divorced from the former
Dickinson girl whom he married in
Fargo.
Mrs. A.. H. Deiters was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a delightful
card party at her beautiful new home
on 4th Ave. West. Mrs. Deiters had
two charming little assistants in
Misses Norma Gartley and Berna-
dette McCarty, who were gowned
alike in dainty pink dresses with white
lace and black velvet trimmings.
Miss Norma supplied the guests with
place cards and Miss Bernadette fol-
lowed with a tray of beautiful carna-
tons from which each guest selected
her favorite color. Five hundred was
played at eight tables. The afternoon
closed with an elegant course lunca-
con, the hostess being assisted in
co,Vyirr hxy Mics Morkho no;+,-o Mo-
danes l.. P. Bremen, M. E. Hall, F.
H. Schroeder and Tom Nottingham
and Misses Bemadette mccarthy and
Norma Cor+1ov