The Dickinson press., 1915-12-04
C NEWS

The st. Johns Guild met with Mrs.
j. P. Tingle on Wednesday.
Miss Veronica Hajny, of the Reed
Bros. store, was quite ill this week.
Fresh Lutte Fisk-ust received, Sc
ID. Parker & Sons, Dickinson.-adv l
The Lutheran Ladies Aid society
met with Mrs. M. J. Moe Thursday.
Mrs. o. Schwartz was hostess to
about fifteen guests at a 1 o'clock
dinner Sunday.
Remember the supper and sale to
be held at the Methodist church on
December 16.-adv.
Rev. R. H. Craig went to Bismarck
Monday to get his Cadillac car. He
returned Wednesday.
J. H. Gibson, who is homesteading
out near Snow, was a Thanksgiving
guest at the L. H. Nichols home.
Miss Agnes Elliott, of the Reed
Bros. store, left Sunday for Mondovi,
Wis.,, where her mother is very ill.
Misses Celia Edelberg; and Fannie
Singer were guests at the VIM. Rosen-
berg home at Beach for Thanksgiv-
ing.
Miss Viola Rapp, who is teaching
down near Antelope, spent Thanks
giving with her aunt, Miss Lizzie
Rapp of this city.
Mrs. Earl Robinson spent Thanks
giving with her sisters, Mrs. Thomas
Conroy and Miss Althea Drenkel, at
Mandan. She returned Monday.
Miss Alma Hupenbecker, who has a
claim near South Heart, is visiting at
the w. H. Fisher home in this city
and plans on remaining a couple of
weeks.
Joe Wokal finished %threshing at his
place IL miles north on Monday.
However, there are many people out
that way who still have their grain
to thresh.
The "Pilgrim's Progress" movie at
the Congregational church was well
attended Monday evening and Melted
the church a small sum. 1t was a
fine entertainment.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Vossbeck re-
turned to their home in Bismarck
last Friday after a two weeks visit
with the Hugh McKeever and j. R.
Stewart families in this city.
Misses Fannie, Ada and Anna Nc
Gowan, who teach at Manning, Bel
field and Taylor respectively, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John MCGOWAN of this city.
Cashier D. D. Mars, accompanied by
his brother-in-law, Quintin Roberts,
autoed out to Killdeer last Saturday,
Quintin remaining in the north
country. Mr.. Mars returned Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Keogh of
Beaver Creek, N. D., came in Sun
day, Mrs. Keogh remaining a few
days to have dental work done and
to visit with Mrs. Frank Lish of this
city.
Attorney w. F. Blume is pleased
with the probate court decision in
the Ludwig Krumenacher estate suit
handed down by Judge Fred Maser
last Saturday, which is favorable to
a former wife in Hungary.
Jerry Hayes expected to auto out
to the Six Mile ranch the latter part
! of the week, accompanied by Mes
danes Victor and Raymond Hayes
and Mrs. Joe Cain and two children.
who have been visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Turner of Man.
dan arrived Wednesday, moving i'm
mediately into the H. A. Nonweiler
house which they recently purchased.
| Mr.. Turner is head miller at the
Russell Miller Milling Co. of this city.
Mrs. D. E. Tull was the guest this
week Of her niece, Mrs. H. w. Reed,
arriving Wednesday. Mrs. Tulle Wis
tied here a short time ago while en-
route to Spokane, and is now on her
return trip to her home in Minneapo-
lis.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church held a special meet
ing Thursday evening with Mrs. C.
H. Dalton. They are very busy get
ting ready for their supper and sale,
which will be held Thursday evening,
| December 16.
C. M. Russell of six miles south of
| Gaylord was in the city Thursday,
coming in via Belfeld. The thresh-
ing out his way is all done. his own
crops consisting of 1900 bushels IF
wheat, 600 bushels of speltz and
1900 bushels of oats from 275 acres.
C. M. Blucker and H. L. Jensen
were in from the northwest on Thurs
day in connection with the Jensen
| Hansen contest at the u. S. land Of
flee. Mr.. Jensen said he expected a
threshing machine in his neighbor-
hood within a few days.
States ATTORNEY H. A. Burgeson