The Dickinson press., 1916-01-08

Mrs. Frank Dubois was on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eyer autoed in
with their daughter, Mildred, the first
Of the week from their ranch near
Manning. Miss Mildred is attending
Sacred Heart convent in this city and
was spending her Christmas vacation
at home.
Mrs. S. R. Hammond of Kintyre,
N. D., and her sister, Miss Alice
Smith, who teaches in Dogdan, N. D.,
came up Tuesday to visit for a few
days with their brother, Leigh
Smith, pharmacist at the Mcdonald
drug store.
Mrs. M. L. Auner is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. T. A.
Brown, and two children of Moor
head. They expect to remain until
some time next week. They were
also visiting Mrs. Browns mother,
Mrs. Pat Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Brown ex-
pect to leave the coming week for
st. Paul, where Mr.. Brown will be
engaged in secretary work. Mrs. D,
E. Christianson's. mother, Mrs. Nor.
gan, will have charge of the house.
= hold during their absence.
. For Sale-Imported Belgian stall
lions and mares; colors sorrels anc
roans; ages from three to five years
weights 1900 to 2,1OO pounds. Also
n gray Percheron stallion, five
years old. w. D. Burlington & Son
Grand Meadow, Minn.-adv. 1-8-2tpe
Mrs. Marie Schulteis of St
Cloud, Mimi, is the new ~housekeepel
at the Lloyd RAIDER farm. Mrs
RAIDER, who was out there for a few
weeks, is now living in the city agar
for the winter. Threshing at the
RAIDER farm was completed the early
part of the week.
The officers and teachers of the
Methodist Sunday school held a meet.
ing Wednesday evening after prayer.
meeting at the church. Many things
were talked over and planned for the
interest of the Sunday school and E
profitable meeting was had.
Walter Ray, register of deeds al
Medora, was a guest recently of his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Ray ane
other relatives in the city. Hi
brother, Donald, who has a home.
stead fifteen miles north of Medora
left Sunday after spending the holi
days in the city.
Miss Molly Kostelecky was delight,
fully surprised on her birthday New
Years day by twelve of her friends
who gathered at her home and pre-
sented her with a half dozen beauti
full silver salad forks. The evening
was spent at cards and Miss Anna, {
sister of Miss Kostelecky, served {
very fine luncheon.
The mercury hit the toboggan slid,
on Tuesday night and before morn
ing the thermometer registered 2!
degrees below zero, the coolest spell
of weather by far that we have hat
this winter. The cold moderated con
siderably the following day, however
and now we have u usual fin,
weather again.
Rev. J. G.. Dickey returned from
Flasher the first of the week, wher'
he took part in the ~dedicatory serv
ices of the new Congreg ationa
church and parsonage, built to re
place the church which burned dow
exactly a year ago on Sunday. TIL
erection Of two such buildings within
a year speaks well for the congrega
ton at that small place.
Miss Wilhelmina Feldman, VIII
teaches near South Heart, returne,
from her vacation spent in Pembin;
on Monday and spent a day witt
Miss Agnes Sherlock in this city be
fore going on to her school. Mis-
Sherlock had also as her guest, Mis-
Hazel Allard Of Richardton last Fri
day.
The Eastern Star entertainment TO
the little tots between three and sI
years in the afternoon and for tn
older folks in the evening on New
Years day was a fine success Their
were over a hundred children present
who had a merry time with game
and dancing. The climax was reache'
when they all sat down to a nea
luncheon, the tables being beautiful,
decorated with Christmas trees witt
lighted candles. The archways wer
f~estooned in red and green and tn
whole place presented a holiday at
tire. Elliott Freeman and Frederic
lessen furnished fine music for tn
evening, an unusually good crowd be
ing in attendance.