The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02
LOCAL NEWS

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An eight pound daughter, Mar
garet, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Hernings, early last Saturday
morning, November 25th.
Thelma Sterland left on Wednes-
day to spend Thanksgiving day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sterland, at Glendive, Mont.
o. A. Christensen and Mr.. Larson
Of the Fryburg State Bank, came
down for the Company X dance on
Wednesday evening and remained
over for Thanksgiving day.
7. D. Casey returned from La
Crosse, Wis, last Saturday. From
Sunday until Wednesday he enjoyed d
visit from his sister, Miss Mary
Casey, Of Butte, Mont.
Mrs. e. E. Anderson and baby ac-
companied the formers mother, Mrs.
j. c. knott, back to Fergus Falls,
Mimi, where they will remain until
after the Holidays. Mr.. Anderson
expects to go down about the 10th.
Hazel Jauss was hostess at her
home on Wednesday evening to ~
Of her little friends from 6:3O to
1890. The party was carried out in
Thanksgiving style, luncheon being
served at $3.50 by Miss Hazel and her
mother.
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week from Judge Fred Maser's
office to Daniel Banbcrry Of st.
Paul, Mimi, and Miss Stella Boulger
Of this city, and to August Larm Of
Gaylord and Miss 'Sigrid Larson Of
Daglum.
Mrs. w. Neukom and daughter,
Mrs. Hoffman, returned on Thursday
from Terre Haute, Ind, where they
visited for three months. MI. Hof-
man came up from Mott to meet his
wife, and all were guests at the
Mrs. Neukom will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Soules.
Quartermas ter Bert Waddell whose
term of enlistment expired, returned
on Thursday morning from the
border, making a short visit at. New
J Orleans, La, before coming home.
His office in the militia is now filled
by W. J. Danish. Mr.. Waddell ex
l pected to go out to take up work as
) cashier Of the Grassy Butte State
Bank on Sunday.
3 Mesdames S. M. Ferris and Geo. "a
t Perkins were hostesses last. Saturday
. at the latter's home to a number OF
guests from 8 o'clock to 600: Cards
were the chief amusement, clever
tables being in play. The hostesses
had the assistance Of Mesdames w
A. Mcclure, Nora Jefferies, MA
Scherffius and A. p. Nachtwey II
serving the four course luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bird, who fol
e the past month have been guests q
their daughter, Mrs. A. A. Dinsdale
and also of rel ;tives at Sentiae
$ Butte, left for their former home a
Osakis, Mimi, on Wednesday. The!
merly planned but to Texas instead
Mr.. Bird having some lend close &
the Mexican border. s.
n The very worst piece of road OF
the Red Trail in. this portion Of Nortl
Dakta is located just west Of Hebron
in Stark County. If the commission
ers Of our neighboring county woult
see to the repairing of this portion
n of the famous Trail, not only thu
T travelling public but the many farm
e e ers residing in that immediate vicin
ity would be thankful.-Glen iUllil
News.
George W. Kilmer, who for thu
past year and a half had been up i,
the interior Of Alaska, being interest
ed in a mine about 100 miles iron
Fairbanks, returned on Monday t.
q be with his family for the winter
n MI. Kilmer says it is good to be bacl
g home again and friends ere WELDON
: ing him back on every side. Blu
7 this coming March he must be of
q again for Alaska.
Those who attended the Starl
County Sunday School convention. a
. from Dickinson and neighboring towns
g were: Rev. j.. G. Duling, Joh1
Orchard, Mrs. j. G. Dickey, Mr.. ant
e Mrs. Allen Harleman, Rev. j. c
y Jorgensen, Miss Goldie Homer, Mr.
: and Mrs. D. d. Mars, Mr.. and Mrs
S. H. Smiley, and daughter, Mis-
Phoebe, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher
2 and two little children, Mrs. R. H
! Craig, VIM. Noggle, j. i. Hughes, Il
! 10. Pippin, 0. I. Sargent, Wilson
Eyer, James Soules and Arthur
e Jeferies, of Dickinson; Albert B
e Cooke Of Gladstone; Mrs. Robert ]
', Steinquist and Miss Virginia Diver:
of Taylor.
: Obcrlin College Of Oberlin, Ohio
{ where Miss Dorothy Ayers is taking
q her second year Of college work, re
! Gently was favored with a most won:
= derful demonstration of the posi-
! bilities of the telephone. Nathan
Z Kingsburg, vice president of the Belle
Telephone Co., and also a trustee O
: the college, had a surprise up hi
), sleeve when he delivered the month
Z " lecture to the students and faculty
Z in Finey Chapel. Mr.. Kingsburg frs
gave a short history Of the develop
5ment Of the telephone and ther
5Icalled the attention Of his audience
to the 1000 receivers which were in
stalled in the chapel for b eloccasion
Mr.. Kingsburg presided at the trans
mitter on the platform and soon they
~ swere connected with New York, Chi.