The Dickinson press., 1916-03-25
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AGENCY, PRESS BLDG.-adv.

list, well known for many years for
his superior ability in fitting eyes and
grinding all glasses here, will be at
the st. Charles hotel, Dickinson, Tues
day. April 4th, to Friday, April 9TH.
See him if you need skilled service.
adv. 3-11-4t
The st. Charles hotel has instituted
a 6 o'clock dinner service in addition
to their popular Sunday luncheons.
These special dinners will be served
on Sunday and Thursday evenings, at
a uniform price of rs cents per plate.
The Sunday 400 luncheons will, of
course, also continue, the price of the
noon meal being so cents per plate.
Orchestra music at luncheon and
dinner every day.
VIM. Hanson, of the old Logging
camp near Ranger, visited with his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Hanson,
between trains the first of the
week. He expected to be back from
Bismarck during the week for a
further visit in the city. Mr.. Han
son is an old timer in his commun-
ity. He served as commissioner of
old Billings county and is among the
prosperous ranchers of that region.
Frontier Lodge I. o. o. F. gave
the %iaitiatory degree to five candi-
dates on Tuesday evening, at one
of the most enthusiastic and well at
tended meetings Of the season. An
elaborate lunch was served in the
banquet hall at the close of the ini-
tiation ceremonies. The local lodge
is rapidly gaining in membership,
and now has the distinction of being
one of the strongest lodges of Odd
Fellows in the state.
Fronzo, the son of Hon. and Mrs.
l.. F. Crawford of Sentinel Butte,
who was at the hospital with a
severe attack of pneumonia, is con-
valescing rapidly and was moved TO
his u~ncle's, B. H. Crawford, the lat
ter part of the week, where he will
remain for several days until he is
sufficiently recovered to return home.
His mother, who was down for a
few days, returned Saturday.
W. A. Blume, who will assume the
management of the large Russell
Miller Milling Co. plant in this city
o n April LIST, arrived the fore part of
the week from Valley City and is
spending a few days getting &C
quainted with the lay of the plant
and securing a residence. Mr.. Blume
expects to return to Valley City to-
day( Friday and complete the pack
ing of his household effects, prepara-
tory to moving to Dickinson with his
wife and son. R. S. Davidson, the
retiring manager, expects to leave
with his family for eastern points for
a visit oon after April list.
Mrs. Alice Mares of Wheatland, N.
D., of the state assembly of
Rebeccas, was present at a meeting
of the lodge at Belfield Monday even
ing. Among the local ladies who
went up were Mrs. A. C. Hosfield and
Mrs. L. A. Davis. The former is a
past noble grand of this order and
appeared on the program with a
response to the address of welcome
given by Mrs. Price of Belfield. Vic.
Pehrsson of Medora, we'll known in
this city, favored the audience with
gram a sumptuous banquet was
served: In honor of Mrs: Mares,
Mrs. Anna Bissell entertained all the
past noble grands of the Belfield
lodge at dinner that evening. The
following were present besides the
guest of honor: Mesdames Price,
Geo. Pelissier, Tom Caesar and C. A.
McCarty of Belfeld; Mrs. A. C. Hos
field of Dickinson and Mrs. Brotten of
Fryburg. Mrs. Mares accompanied
the Dickinson ladies back Tuesday
morning and departed for the east
on No. 2.