The Dickinson press., 1916-03-18
LOCAL NEWS

A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Krank Of three miles south Of
the city on Wednesday.
The ~semi-monthly railroad club
dance takes place this (Friday)
evening at the Odd Fellows hall.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
7. Young of Lehigh was operated on
for tonsilitis this friday morning.
Wanted-Woman to do cooking and
general homework. Apply at the
Dickinson Satisfaction, Dickinson, N.
D. 3-18-tf
Lost-At the Dickinson p~ostoffice
lobby on Tuesday a long, round,
brown, silk-lined muff. Finder please
return to the Dickinson Press office,
adv. 3-18-1tp
P. E. Zimmerman and Philip
Krank returned Sunday from a bust
ness trip to Minneapolis. Geo. Ber-
eel, who also went down with them,
remained a few days longer, return
ing or Thursday.
The month old baby of MI. and
Mrs. Alfred Bartnik, who reside in
the northeastern part of the city,
passed away Wednesday after a con-
tinued illness. Interment was made
in one of the Catholic cemeteries
Thursday afternoon.
Invitations are being issued by Co.
K for a dance in the armory Friday
night, March oath. Company mem
bers will apepar in uniform. The
company takes this means of raising
funds to cover running expenses and
to create a surplus fund for use at
camp in the summer.
Local members of the Order of
Railway Conductors are planning for
a big Easter dance to be given in
the Elks' auditorium in Dickinson on
Easter Monday, April oath. Arrange
ments are already underway and the
railway boys promise n of the
biggest dances of the season.
A delightful little party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boulger last Saturday afternoon,
when Verlin celebrated his third
birthday. The little guests were
taken to the matinee, after which a
delicious lunch was served. Those
present were Willetta and Patrick
Corbett, Burke and Charlie Dignam,
William Carney, Sheila Boulger and
Lawrence Fuerst.
Walter Cutnaw, of the Dickinson
Electric Wiring & Fixture Co., re-
turned Wednesday from New Eng
land, where he had spent three weeks
wiring buildings, including the Nc
Kenzie hotel. The Mckenzie store is
also connected with the electric light
plant at New England, as the owner
believes it to be more economical to
buy current than to produce it with
the apparatus which he installed
some years ago.
S. w. Brodhead and his mother re-
Gently moved to Fargo, where the
former is making his headquarters in
the automobile business. He has the
state agency for the Briscoe car, and
he figures he has better distributing
advantages at Fargo. He will, how
ever, still keep up the Dickinson Of
fee, which is located at the Dickin-
son Motor Car Co. garage, and left
in the charge of Mr.. Peterson, re-
Gently Of Taylor.
Patients entering the hospital this
week for treatment were: Charles
Nordland of Wibaux, Franco Craw-
ford of Sentinel Butte and Peter
Hutchon of Dickinson on March 18th;
Miss Mildred Brown of Sentinel
Butte on the 18th; Andrew Peterson,
Belfield and Roy Smith, Dickinson,
on the 18th; Mrs. Barto Remil of
Wibaux on the 18th. Operative pa
tents were Mrs. Frank Vrzal Of
Manning and Donald Lyon of Dick
inson on the 10th; Roy Butler and
Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge of Dickinson,
and Mesdames Oleo Nebergall and
Joseph Homelvig of Amidon, all On
the 18th.