The Dickinson press., 1916-01-29

Agnes Sorel face powder will not
injure the most delicate skin-four
shades in so cent packages at
Greene's.-adv.
The Dickinson Young Women's AS
ISOLATION held a very enthusiastic
meeting at the Congregational church
parlors Monday evening, over thirty
members being present. Plans for
future work along various lines were
discussed and the social committee
served light refreshments. The next
association meeting will come the last
Monday in February.
Card of Thanks-The undersigned
wish to express their sincere thanks
and heartfelt appreciation for the
beautiful floral offerings sent
them by the Congregational Ladies'
Aid society, and other friends, for the
funeral Of Mrs. H. A. Nonweiler.
Signed-H. A. Nonweiler and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mons Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. j. Aasen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alderman, Cakes, N. D.
MI. and Mrs. w. C. Coils we're in
Dickinson last Friday and Saturday
from their stock farm on Garner
creek, a tributary of the Little Mis-
souri, river southwest of Medora.
Stock is wintering nicely at the place
SO far. The boys, Mr.. and Mrs. Coils
state, are very busy evenings develop
ing pictures for neighbors and many
persons living at a distance who
have heard of their fame in amateur
photography work.
The Catholic young ladies will con-
duct a food sale at the Boulger &
Hughes store in the Masonic Temple
building on Saturday afternoon, Jan
usry goth, beginning at 1 o'clock.
Cakes, rolls, pies, coffee cake, dough-
nuts, cookies, baked beans and salad
dressing will be on sale. A lunch,
consisting of coffee, sandwiches and
doughnuts, will also be served during
the afternoon. The young ladies ex-
tend a cordial invitation to every
body to attend.
P. F. Berringer and Louis Petricka,
owners of the Berringer & Petricka
Auto Company, left on Thurs
day for the Twin Cities to be
in attendance at the winter auto
shows. They expected to be absent
about a week. Mr.. Petricka was
going to mix business with pleasure
a little and visit relatives for a few
days before returning home. This
Dickinson auto sales firm are lining
up some of the best car agencies in
! the country for the coming season.
Robert Lyon, who has been at home
with his family in Dickinson for a
short time, arranged with. E. G.
Bishop last week to take him out
from Belfeld when he was in from
Gorham with his grain teams. He
was in Saturday but MI. Lyon was
not ready and the first of this week
it was altogether too bad weather for
hauling grain. The Bishop ranch is
about 20 miles from the Lyon ranch
and the plan was for Mr.. Bishop to
drive over with the Dickinson gentle
man from his place.
An election of delegates to the
State National Guard convention was
held in the armory Monday evening
Sergts. Bert Waddell and Leor
Stuck and Sidney L. Morrison were
chosen to represent Co. X. Capt
Barney c. Boyd, president of the
Guard Association, will undoubtedly
issue a call for the meeting within {
few days. It is thought that it will
be held in Grand Forks the ~forepar'
of February, with Company M ant
The Machine Gun Company as hosts
Capt. C. N. Barker and End Lieut.
Deane Wiley will also attend.
Frank J. Chaska Of Belield was il
Dickinson a few days this week, as
sisting his sister, Mrs. Paul Gross
who recently left St. Joseph's hos
pital, and was getting some denta
work done before returning home.
Sergt. James A. Boone of the It'll
Reg. of Inf. U. S. Army, who ha
been detailed to the N. D. Nationa
} Guards, spent the week in the cit;
} drilling and giving expert instruc
} ton to the members of Company K
} Sergt. Boone is an excellent drill
} master and the members have great,
profted by his visit here. The Cit
zens have been showing their ap
probation Of Capt. Barker's efforts t
have Dickinson possess one Of tn
best companies in the state by thei
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