The Dickinson press., 1916-02-05
LOCAL NEWS

LUCAL NEWS
A. B. Wingerberg, proprietor of
the Taylor hotel, was in the city the
first of the week.
Two frst-class BARRIERS in the St.
Charles hotel Barber Shop. Ray Graf,
Prop.-adv. 1-1-tf
The Card club will meet next Tues
day instead Of Thursday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Richards.
Louis Hahn, who was operated on
for appendicitis recently, is recover
ing nicely and expects to take a trip
east in the "a future.
The Royal Neighbors will give a.
public dance in the I. O. O.. f. hall
on Wednesday, February 18th. Tick
cts $1.00, including supper.-ad 1t
Wanted-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire Press office.-adv. 1-29-tf
Mrs. John P. Berringer and daugh-
ter, Miss Rose, returned Sunday from
their ten days visit with relatives in
Jefferson, Wisconsin, and Chicago.
Land Wanted-Would like to lease
good quarter section Of farm land
with buildings, close to Dickinson.
Address F. D., Dickinson Press.
adv. 1-29-3p
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. James
| Soules next Wednesday,, February 9th.
The afternoon program will be de-
voted to Frances Willard.
Archie Grantier was confined to his
| bed the first of the week with sciatic
| rheumatism. His recent sprain of
the same limb in a fall, makes the
pain doubly severe
Going Skating? Apply a very lit
tie Nyal's Face Cream. It imparts a
dull, velvety finish and prevents in
jury from cold. rs cent jars at
tGreene's.-adv.
The "Kid" social at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening was well at
tended. A very amusing program
was carried out and everyone present
enjoyed the evening very much. ~
Mildred Eyer, who attends Sacred
Heart Convent in, South Dickinson,
was ill with the grippe the first of
the week at the L. Eyer home in this
city.
Miss Rose Flanagan, of the Vogue,
is spending this month in the east,
-sl.~ - Eo~~r rroo1re with hor ro0fhor.
in Minneapolis and then going on to
New York to buy her spring stock.
Jacob Rothschiller, the jovial Glad
stone merchant, was in the city the
latter part of last week. His plans
on going from here to New England
were frustrated by the stormy
weather.
C.. J. Fox is enjoying a several
weeks visit from his mother, Mrs.
Helen Fox of Nashua, Iowa. Mrs.
Fox. arrived here from Dilworth,
Mimi, where she visited with a
daughter.
Tom Sunde and Arthur Hovland of
the Daglum vicinity, drove in Tues
day on business and reported the
roads exceedingly bad. Mr.: Sunde
keeps all his stock under shelter dur
ing this cold spell, and reports quite
a few head in his vicinity as getting
lost in the recent storm.
Louis Komberec of east of Dickin-
son drove in in a small cutter Tues
day. Some of the drifts Of snow he
alleges were four feet high, making
the roads almost impossible. Mr..
Komberec has sold about 1900 BUSH
els of his wheat and is holding the
balance.
H. l.. Mahnke, city editor of the
Recorder-Post, left Tuesday morning
for Duluth, Mimi, being informed by
message of his fathers. death the
evening before. The news was some
what Of a shock as Mr.. Mahnke had
heard nothing of his father being i'll.
The old gentleman was 70 years of
age.
Brakeman Madison Baker is re-
covering nicely from his recent acct
dent at Sentinel Butte, where he
slipped while throwing a switch,
breaking and fracturing several ribs
in the fall. He was able to leave the
Glendive hospital after a short time
and is now up and around, but it will
probably be about a month before ne
can take up his work again.
The Junior Endeavor held a social
last Saturday from 8 to 6 O'Clock in
the Congregational church parlors;
under Miss Esther Ayers, chairman OF
the social committee. Hereafter a
similar meeting will be held each
month, and only those who are in at
tendance at the regular meetings
three times during the month, will be