The Dickinson press., 1915-12-25

Alfred Nelson, in charge or the
German-B Bohemian bank construction
for Charles Bake, was delayed con-
siderably this week awaiting mill
work.
G. O. Jahr is enjoying two cases of
oranges, apples and nuts, a Christmas
gift from his son, Ole Jahr, who is
with the Stacey Fruit Co. at Bis
marck.
Mrs. .Valdemar lessen arrived from
Montana on Friday to spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. A. Moir. Mr.. lessen may come a
little later.
N. C. Jensen and young son; Cecil,
left Wednesday to spend a few weeks
with Mr.. Jens0n'S parents at New
Lisbon, Wis, and other relatives at
La Crosse.
w. J. Gebbert writes from Linton,
N. D., that he is getting along very
nicely in the sand and ice business
at that place. MI. Gebbert was for
merly out in the Lefor country.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. McCarty left
Thursday for a short trip to Fargo
and the Twin Cities and Nh. Nc
Carly goes as far east as Rockford,
Illinois.
A full line of poultry and vege-
tables for your holiday dinner. Please
order early. Our market will be
closed all day January 1. j. C. F.
Parker & Sons-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. F. Parker ex-
pected Mr.. Parker's brother, Horace,
to come down Thursday for the holi-
days. Horace Parker is ranching
with his brother, George H., out near
Medora.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Phillip Bender of Antelope.
1t is charged that he sold grain that
had been mortgaged to Mr.. Hoist of
Hebron to the Occident elevator at
Antelope.
The Welton Mcdonald Co. drug
store has kindly consented to loan
a victrola and records to the library
for next Sunday afternoon, when a
victrola concert will be given at 3
o'clock. It will be we'll worth any,
ones time to hear this fine music.
News was received of the death of
Mrs. Robert Lyons aged mother,
Mrs. Catherine Gilmer, on Wednes-
day evening at her home in LETTERS,
Mont. Deceased was quite well until
she sustained a paralytic shock about
a year and a half ago, since which
time she has been an invalid.
Miss Margaret Berry, St. Teresa
College, Winona, MIMI; Miss Helen
Jefferies from a kindergarten train
ing school in Chicago; Misses Vera
Berringer and Beth Johnson, Oak
Hall, St. Paul; Miss Florence Walton,
Minnesota u; Miss Laverne Ro-
quette, Stanley Hall, Minneapolis;
Miss Anna Mullaney, Visitation Con-
vent, St. Paul; Misses Carol and
Grace Mcclure, St. GATHERINGS, st.
Paul; Miss Agnes Dickson, Normal,
Valley City; Denver Berg, Fargo Col
lege, Fargo; James Soules, Minnesota
u; and Cleon Auner, Agricultural
College, Fargo, are among those
home for the holidays. Our state
University students and a few others
are mentioned elsewhere in the
columns.
Robert Wilcox returned Wednesday
evening from a seven weeks absence
in the south. Mrs. Wilcox and Miss
Marie stopped in Richardton to visit
relatives and will join Mr.. Wilcox
here after Christmas. They will
spend the winter at their ranch on
the Little Missouri and have a COVER
ness so that Miss Marie will not fall
behind in school work. While away
they visited California, where they
met many former Dickinson people
the Scofields, Heveners, the Court
neys, Mrs. Mary McGillivray, Mrs.
Mildred Dobson, Mrs. Sandy Robinson
and a married daughter. In Texas
they we're guests of Mr.. Wilcox's
people and, coming north via New
Orleans, visited his sister in st.
Louis and then came home by way Of
the Twin Cities. - F..