The Dickinson press., 1916-04-01

Mrs. Thos. Vallancey, who was the
guest of Mrs. C. L. Bowen and Mrs.
Thos. Nottingham of this city, re-
turned to her home at Glendive
Monday.
Ashes and rubbish hauled away
and yards cleaned. Work done by
the hour or job at reasonable prices.
Phone 366.-Dickinson Ice & Trans
fer Co. 3-25-tf
Mrs. J. A. Pavel and children, Marie
and Lester, will leave this coming
with Mrs. Pavel's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Lewis at Hebron.
Mrs. A. H.. Patzer of Glendive was
a guest between trains the latter part
of last week at the J. A. Pavel home
in this city. Mrs. Patzer was en-
route home from a visit with rela-
tives in Hebron.
Miss Saliva Mielke, of the Roquette
department store, left Sunday for St.
Paul, to take up a weeks course in
considering, to make herself more
proficient in the firms corset de-
partment.
Mrs. Theckla Berry of Glendive
came down Wednesday morning on
No. 8 for a several days s~ojourn
here in connection with business mat
tiers regarding the adjustment of
the Grill Cafe fire loss.
Harold Hill is able to step on his
several days last week. He hap
pened to turn his ankle while jump
ing in the gymnasium, which resulted
in quite a painful sprain.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kniseley have
sold their furniture preparatory to
leaving this country for Virginia,
where the latter's people live. 1t will
probably be several weeks before
they leave, however.
Mrs. Hulda Leonberger was ex-
pected to come in the latter part of
this week from the Lefor vicinity,
where she has been teaching. Mrs
Leonberger was to continue her work
in the postoffice, beginning with the
first of April.
The P. E. O. held a regular meet
ing Tuesday evening, being enter
tanned by Mrs. Herbert Anderson,
Discussion Of Ordinances of Dickin-
son furnished the program of the
evening, Mesdames J. V. lessen and
James Soules being leaders.
Bernard Baly, brother of Mrs. T.
F. Murtha, left the latter part OF
last week for his homestead west OF
Sand Creek, in Dawson county, Mont
Mr.. Baly has been employed at the
Brown Dairy farm the past winter
having filed on his homestead
around Thanksgiving.
j. W. Motley returned Sunday
with a carload of shorthorn roar cat
tie from Ortonville, MIMI, where he
spent about a month visiting ole
friends and t~ransacting business
The storms and sleet in that region
prevented his returning as soon a.
he expected.
Miss Rose Hornstra Of neal Glad
stone was a guest for a week at thu
w. F. Marsh and VIM. F. Daube1
homes recently. Miss Rose was {
Freshman in high school here unit
a short time ago when she wa!
obliged, OF account of i'll health, tt
give up her school work. She re
turned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Montgomer.
!expected to move around the first O.
the month into the Aud house in tn
eastern part of the city. Flat Nc
3 in the Parker building, which tn
Montgomery's occupied, is nov
rented by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Erdahl, who will move into thei
new quarters from the Robert Wilco:
house within a few days.
The Thos. Nottingham, R. S. David
son, Victor Childgen and M. E. Hal
families and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. An
derson, Mrs. J. W. Snyder, Mrs. @
B. Frankenberg, Mrs. Fred Hall an
son, James, Of Halliday and Mrs
Thos. Vallancey of Glendive surprise
: Mrs: F. L. Roquette on her birthda,
! Sunday afternoon. The ladie
brought a delicious lunch with them
The afternoon and evening passe
y very pleasantly, several musical Sc
lections being rendered during tina
: time. Mrs. Roquette was presente
with a dozen very dainty little han
painted nut dishes. The affair wa
arranged by the Agenda club, Q