The Dickinson press., 1915-01-09

ter of business.
Deputy Bank Examiner Orchard
and son, Jack, returned to Fargo
Wednesday morning.
A. F. Collar, the district Under
wood typewriter man, was in Dickin-
son this week.
Wanted-1O0 men to be down early
Saturday morning and get their share
of The Wonderful Bargains at The
Model Clothing House sale.-adv. 1
The P. E. O. will meet Tuesday
evening, January 18th, at the lessen
home with Mrs. lessen and Miss
Clark hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Noggle and
daughter, Esther, expect to spend
Sunday in Belfeld as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker.
j. W. Benrs, proprietor of Bernes'
department store, has enjoyed a visit
from his father, Jacob Berns of Per-
ham, Mimi, the past two weeks.
c.. C. Mead plans to come in for
the 18th from his ranch near Midway
and after attending to business mat
tiers for a few days expects to leave
for California.
The pioneer seed house of Oscar H.
Will & Co. of Bismarck have their
usual advertisement in this paper.
They are we'll known as a reliable
firm.
southwest of New England, spent the
He left Wednesday for Mott and vi
nsr.t1y 1,h1xo H. will c~1ol tL1 w
manning week before returning to his
school.
Mrs. L.. w. Summers returned to
her home at Manning Tuesday morn
ing after spending the holiday season
as a guest of her mother, Mrs. A.
Hledik, who has rooms at the Hoist
residence, and her brothers, Joe and
John.
Mrs. H. l.. Reichert and son, Tran
els, accompanied Mr.. Reichert on his
visit to Long Prairie, Mimi, last
week. Mr.. Reichert returned the
middle of the week but Mrs. Reichert
and little son remained over for a
few days longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Everett went
to Glendive Monday on a business and
pleasure trip. Mrs. Everett was not
well and returned next day and Mr..
Everett Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. J. E. Funk and little
daughter went to Medora Sunday to
visit with Mrs. Funk's sister, Mrs.
VIM. McCarty, at the Custer Trail
ranch. Mr.. Funk continued on to
Baker, Mont, where he is starting
an automobile freighting route.
F. Vererka and his son, William,
were in Wednesday from their place
five miles north of the city. They
were hard hit by hail last summer
but consider themselves fortunate in
having some forty head of cattle.
The Dorcas society wishes to thank
the merchants and others who do
mated so generously for the ChSist-
mas giving. The society needs a
large rocking chair or better a morris
chair for an old gentleman who is
paralyzed. Who has such a. chair to
pass along?
Last Saturday evening Mrs. c. q.
Lltch entertained a small party at
six o'clock dinner in honor of Miss
Pearl Duell, who visited friends in
the city during the New Years seas
VII. AL SlSSdllC u1IlIlcT was served
and a very enjoyable evening was
spent.
Owing to the fact that the North
ern Pacific change the local freight
schedule this week so that trains
out Of Dickinson only every other
day, it became necessary for the
Order Of Railroad Conductors to
change the date of their annual dance
from February 4th to February LIST.
The z. c. B. J. brotherhood wish
it definitely understood that there
will be no dance in their hall in the
western part of the city. Saturday
evening, January 9th. A mistake was
made The past week in advertising a
dance for this time at the above time
and place under the auspices Of the
Brotherhood. s-n
Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Knapp enter
tanned a number of their friends in
formally at their home Tuesday even
ing. Cards was the entertainment,
while several times during the even
ing Mr.. West, representing the Gets
Piano Company, gave musical selec-