The Dickinson press., 1915-02-06
LOCAL NEWS.

/. LOCAL NEWS !,
John schwindt Of South Dickinson
fell last week, breaking his foot.
FOR SALE-Fine home rendered
lard. Mrs. Glen Gasady.-adv. It
Glasses as we make them improve
your good looks and improve poor
eye sight,: M. A. Scherffius, Jeweler
and Optician.-adv.. 2-6-2t
Rev. VIM. Sage of Fairmont, N. D.,
who has been conducting a fine series
Of revival meetings. the past two
weeks at the Methodist church was to
leave: Friday for his home in the
southeastern part Of the state.
The pulpit of the Congregational
church will be filled both morning
and evening by Rev. J.. G. Dickey of.
this city. Rev. A. C. Hacke, who went
to Winnipeg last week, is not expect
ed home until sometime the coming
week. - = .&E5&s
Mrs. w. F. Kicker, who has been
visiting with Mrs. v. E. Chilgren and
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle for the past ten
days, returned to her home in Man
dan Sunday afternoon. A number of
social functions were given in honor
Of the Mandan lady during her visit
in the city.
+ MI. and Mrs. c. T. Langley left last
Thursday for the Twin Cities to be
on hand for the opening Of the auto
show there on Saturday. After TAX
ing in the show Mr.. and Mrs. Langley
expected to go on to St. Charles and
Luverne, MIMI, where they would
spend some little time visiting.
Rev. J. e.. Morrison leaves on Mon
day of the coming week for Beach,
where he will conduct revival services
for the coming two weeks. The pull
pit at the Methodist church in Dickin-
son will be filled each Sunday during
his absence, among the speakers be-
ing Rev. S. A.. nanford of Bismarck.
The show window of M. A. Scher-
fius, the jeweler, has been the dis
play place for several cups the past
two weeks. Last week it held the
silver cups given as prizes at the
poultry show and this week it shows
the beautiful cup to be given at ttse
checker tournament which is co be
held in Bismarck next week,
Ronald Dundas had the misfortune
? to have a run away Tuesday after
| noon, when their big driving horse
Iran from the Dundas residence in the
northeastern part Of the city. In
! making a turn near the C. E. Ward
:. residence the horse ran into the
: fence, damaging it for nearly 100
! feet. Aside from breaking the thills
l land the fence no other damage was
ldone.
This week Judge w. C. Crawford
t HAS been in Mandan holding court TO,
: fudge J. M. Hanley. Next week court
"opens at Mott and it is quite possible
e that Judge Hanley will do some OF
: the work there for Judge Crawford
Land also come. to Dickinson for the
Stark county term in March. Some OF
1.-THE attorneys who expect to go ove1
to Mott next week are T. H. Pugh
Murtha & Sturgeon and J. P. Cain.
t Mrs. Grant Palmer and son, Roger
Y Of Jamestown passed through the
S city Saturday afternoon on their way
: to California, where they will spene
= the rest of the winter. The Palmers
have a fine fruit farm Pasa'
q |dena, which is managed by their old
y est son, Harold. A short visit wa!
s to have been made with the SECOND
v son, Claire, in Glendive. Mr.. Palmer
will remain in Jamestown. TIL,
= family formerly resided in Dickinson
+ Two of the most prominent socia
affairs CT the season were the
d o'clock luncheons given by Mrs
n Michael Mckinley on Tuesday ant
Wednesday afternoons of this weel
e at her home on the corner Of 2nt
Ave. and LIST Street West. The hous'
was prettily decorated with cut flow
. ers. Cards were played each after
noon following the delicious cours
e luncheons. The hostess was assiste.
by Mesdames Joe Cuskelly and W. c
I crawford and her daughters, Mrs. J
= P. Cain and Misses Margaret ait
Katherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Jessen expect t.
leave for California the first Of tn
o coming week, They will go east t.
to San Diego. They will visit the fai
les and San Francisco. Much of thej:
i mOnCn V1SlG WILL ne SpenC dC LO
u Angeles and vicinity, where the Jes
sens lived for a time. During thei,
absence Miss Mielke, Mrs. Jessen'
= niece, will look after things at tn
Z : lessen home. During MI. Jessen'l
Z Absence A. C. Pagenkopf and J. E
Agnew, who are associated with hin
= = in the clothing business, will have full
e charge of the store. Mr.. lessen ex
+ poets to spend some time at some Of
Z the Hot Springs with the hope o.
shaking off the rheumatism which j!
= = troubling him.
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