The Dickinson press., 1916-02-05

Agnes Sorel face powder will not
injure the most delicate skin-four
shades in so cent packages at
Greepe's,-adv,
The month old baby of MI. and
Mrs: Geo. W. Warren, residing in the
eastern part of the city, passed away
Monday, after a continued illness
throughout it's short life. Interment
was made Wednesday afternoon in
the Dickinson cemetery.
Mrs. Adolph Jauss entertained at
a delightful little party Saturday
fourteen little girls and boys for the
18th birthday of her daughter, Hazel,
and 10th birthday of her son, Walter.
The guests had a delightful time with
games during the afternoon and at 5
o'clock were served a neat and tasty
luncheon.
Joe Tutilman, of the Dickinson Cash
store. It is understood that the two
south of South Heart and Miss
Havruluck of south of Belield, being
in the first of the week and buying
their complete wedding outfit at his
store. 1t is understood that the wo
are to be married in two weeks out
at Fayette.
Judge w. C. Crawford and Stenog-
rapher R. V. Boulger go to Mott next
week for a jury term of court which
is likely to keep them busy for sew
eral weeks. It is expected that court
will be convened in Dickinson in
March and the following month Judge
Crawford will hold a term of Adams
county court at Hettinger.
The Royal Neighbors hurried their
business meeting a little more than
usual last Friday night as it was fol-
lowed by a social evening for men,
bers only. Dancing, singing and
games furnished the amusement and
the affair ended with a light luncheon.
This order will give a dance in the
|. 0. O. F. hall next Friday evening,
February 18th.
Justice A. P. Folsom had word re-
Gently that his sister at Greenfield,
Mass, was not likely to live but a
few days. She has been in poor
health for quite a while. During the
past month two of Mr.. Folsom's
sisters at Stannard, near Greensboro
Bend, Vermont, passed away, and
now comes the sad news of the only
remaining sister.
C. D. Litch, who has been taking a
lay-off since about Christmas time,
, expected to return to his engine the
first of the week. He has the day
switch engine in the Dickinson N. P.
yard. Pat Needham and Harry
Phelan have the night switch en-
gines. While Mr.. Litch was off, Pat
Needham had the day engine a por-
ton of the time and Bert Sprague
was one Of the engineers called in for
one of the night engines.
Miss Johanna Freihammer, of the
Reed Bros ready-to-wear depart
ment, left the first of the week for
the R. G. U. convention at Chicago,
making the fourth of the firm to at
tend this display. Jay w. and F. G.
Reed went down Saturday, being
joined at Bismarck by w. E. Kugel,
manager of the Killdeer store. Mrs.
Kugel (Miss Anna Tretter) expected
to accompany her husband as far as
Bismarck for a visit with friends.
The B. of r. r.. Pyramid Park
| Lodge No. ITO, will give their annual
ball in the Elk hall, Monday, Febru.
ary 21st. Music will be furnished by
the Steinbrueck orchestra of Mandan
F. l.. Flanagan, J. E. Conlon and J.
E. Flynn constitute a committee or
arrangements and are working hare
to make this a success. Supper, viii
be served on the stage by Mrs
Albert Nielsen, Of the Gem hotel
Tickets for the occasion will be $1.00
Mrs. Clement L. Bowen was a de.
lightful hostess at a 1870 o'clock fvt
course luncheon Tuesday afternoon tx
nearly forty ladies. A. color scheme
in pink and white was daintily al
ried out, pink carnations being uset
for floral decorations. The hanc
painted place cards and candle shades
to match were novel and artistic
Following the luncheon, the ladies en-
joyed the remainder of the afternoon
playing five hundred. The hostess
was capably assisted in serving BY
her sister, Miss Nan Vallancey, Mrs
Thomas Nottingham, Mrs. Horace
Pierce, and Miss Mile Breda.