The Dickinson press., 1916-10-28
LOCAL NEWS
The St. Johns Guild will meet mex,
Wednesday with Mrs. John Dobson.

The st. Johns Guild will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. John Dobson.
Invitations are out for a 6 o'clock
dinner, given by Mrs. Mary Walton at
her home to about sixty guests to-
morrow Saturday evening.
Archie Gibson returned from camp
in Texas the latter part of last week.
his enlistment having expired. He
left soon after his arrival for his
home out north.
Misses Florence Dickinson and
Marguerite Rudiselle returned on
Monday from New Salem, where thew
were guests since Saturday at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. S. Fisher, form
err residents of Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nottingham
gave a delightful dinner party to the
Get To- ethers and their husbands
and a few young folks, at their home
on Sunday evening, the occasion being
Mr.. Tottingham's birthday. A most
pleasant evening followed.
Mrs. Theckla Berry is expected to-
day (Friday) from Glendive to be
the guest Of Miss Grace Crowl for
some time. Later Mrs. Berry and
Mrs. Catherine Ray of this city ex-
pect to leave for California to spend
the winter.
H. S. Russell, of the Mandan
for a visit with his wife and children.
who are guests of the formers moth
er, Mrs. Mary Walton, and also for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Russell.
John Fisher, who resides north of
the school house, and his two sons
Harry and Alfred, left this friday
morning for Fargo, where the bows
will enter the state agricultural COL
lege. Alfred will take up a business
course and his brother, Harry, will
study engineering.
Miss Helen Geisler came down from
her homestead in Montana on Wednes-
day and spent a day in the CITY as
the guest of Mrs. R. Fl. Craig. From
here Miss Geisler left for her home in
Lisbon, where she expected to take a
position as clerk for a few months
during the winter.
Ferdinand Massarek, Elliot Free
man and Jacob Helm furnished the
music at the big basket social and
dance at South Heart on Wednesday
evening. A big crowd was in attend
ance and the social cleared $157,
which was put into a fund for a new
church organ. The affair was held in
the new store building.
Word comes from Mrs. Gilbert
Chapel, who now resides at Vancou-
yer, WASH, that of late they have
been enjoying the best of weather,
the rainy season not having as vet
set in. Mrs. Chapel will probably be
better remembered as Mrs. Chas.
Burdick, having moved from Dickin-
son about two years ago. Mr.
) Chapel is interested in a gentlemen's
furnishing store at Vancouver.
F. D.. Morford of Hebron passed
through Dickinson on Thursday en-
route to Spokane, WASH, where his
) sons reside. Mr. Morford expected to
make his home out there, his sons de-
string him to be with them. But the
! call Of this country is quite strong on
Mr.. Morford and it is most probable
that on the coming of spring we will
: be welcoming Mr.. Morford back.
-, Leonard S. Wead of Rhame, who
visited for a week with his daughter,
Mrs. S. S. Louks, of this city, re-
turned on Saturday morning, accom-
, panied by his daughter, Miss Nellie,
who visited her sister, Mrs. Louks,
and her niece, Mrs. p. S. Swanson,
| during the summer. Mr.. Wcad re-
Gently sold his land near ,Rhamc and
: filed on Il homestead in the close vi
l entity. He may return to locate
here for the winter.
' Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rabe and children,
William, Lydia and Arthur, departed
early Sunday morning in their new
; Studcbakcr car for Minnesota points
to be gone until about the first of
! November. Their principal destina-
: ton was Howard Lake, where both
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rabe have relatives re-
siding. They expected to arrive by
Tuesday to be present for the we'd
ding Of Mrs. Rabies brother on the
25th. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred decker are
. in charge Of the home of Mr.. and
= Mrs. Rabc while the latter are away.