The Dickinson press., 1916-09-30
LOCAL NEWS

The James Hondl bowling alley in
the Walton building, which was closed
the past summer, is again open for
the winter.-adv. 9-30-1p
The St. Johns Guild will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. H. Anderson at
her home at PIG 18th Ave. w. All
the ladies of the church r invited
to attend.
Mrs. Arthur Davis recently received
| word of the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Margaret Luber of Minneapolis: Mrs.
| Iuber was out here a number Of years
ago, visiting at the Yauch ranch on
| the Cannon Ball river.
Frank Sadowsky and son, Anton,
and Vincent Kovash, who reside be-
tween IL and Is miles north Of Dick
inson, shipped six carloads of cattle
to Chicago markets on Thursday of
this week.
Mrs. w. R. Lindsey and little son,
w. R. Junior, who spent a month
visiting with Mrs. Lindsey's mother,
Mrs. Mary Walton, expected to return
to their home at Fargo today (Fri-
day..
A little daughter arrived at the St.
Joseph's hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| c.. Maitland of Sentinel Butte on
Tuesday. Mr.. Madland is with the
First National Bank at Sentinel
Butte and returned home on Wednes-
day.
Mesdames S. M. Baldwin and B. E.
Kennedy are planning on going to
| M0~loo thu E,.et 1f thu onnnin0 yuooI
to visit for a few days and take in
the fair. Mr.. Kennelly's parents re-
side at Mandan.
C. A. Balsley left on No. 4 Tues
day for Minneapolis, where he was
transferred from the local telegraph
office. Mrs. Balsley and little Gather
inc, were guests at the A. w. Nc
Lean home the past week and ex-
pected to leave the first of the week
to join Mr.. Balsley.
Albert Ewing, John Metzger, John
Lefor, ST., Catherine Werth and John
Kampf, all of Gladstone, were in the
city on Tuesday in attendance at the
hearing on the Matthias Werth estate
before Judge Fred Maser.
F. C. Angliss, son, Ernest, and
daughters, Misses Minnie and Maudc,
autoed last Saturday to Alpha, N. D.,
where Mrs. Angliss has now been
visiting for about two weeks. The
party returned the following day.
Mrs. Angliss plans on returning this
coming Sunday.
The Dorcas ladies held their first
meeting Of the season with Mrs. K.
C. Hill on Wednesday,. Several needy
cases have already been reported to
them and they earnestly request the
donation of articles of clothing for
this purpose. Little boys clothing
for a child seven or eight years old
would be especially appreciated.
O. F. Goddard and Thomas McGirl
of Billings, Mont, paid high compli-
ments to u oiled streets when they
were in Jul city the past week: Mr..
Goddard is council of the Burlington
Railway Company at Billings. Mr.:
McGirl is here in the interest OF
some land holdings near Glen Ullin.
They called at the Commercial Cl"b
rooms to meet Mr.. Remission.
Mrs. F. l.. Roquette returned on
Sunday from Minneapolis, where she
accompanied her daughter, Miss
LaVerne, who will study music n
art there this year. 1t was Miss
Roquette's intention to attend the
Northwestern Conservatory of Music
but is now enrolled at the Twin City
Conservatory. She has, however, the
same instructors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Chaplin were
entertaining for several days the
past week the formers father, II. D.
Chaplin Of Winside, Nebraska, who
has a large ranch and farm near Den
hoff, on the Turtle Lake branch out
of Darlington. Having completed his
threshing and made plans for his
stock shipment he came on west for
a visit with his son.
Hospital Neutrality-suspicious.: Mrs.
Arthur Englund, Sentinel Butte; Mark
Davis, Amidon; Mrs. VIM. Alpert,
Richardton; Lloyd Dow, city; Robert
Anderson, Beach; A. B. Palmer, Man
ming; Ramona Sturgeon, city; Miss
Geraldine Berry, city; J. W: Murray,
Joliet, ILL.,; N. Sweeney, Gladstone.
For treatment: Mrs. F. A. Meyer,
city; Frank Miller, Beach, Mrs. j.: W.
Robinson, Manning;. A.. Darnitch,
Lefor; M. S. Cunnien, city.