The Dickinson press., 1916-04-01
.LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
The sewing club met the past
week with Miss Louise Poland.
Atty. F. C. Hebron left Wednes-
day for Fargo for a short business
trip.
Fun and eats of such a nature as
to please all, at the high school gym
nasium Monday, April 3rd.-adv.
Rubber boots, the kind you can
%vulcanize, only $500 per pair at The
Hub. 3-25-tf
Position Wanted Experienced
young mar wants work on farm,
Roman Kowalenko, at Wolf hotel.
adv. In
Mesdames Geo. Lee and w. l..
Prindle came up from Gladstone
Tuesday evening to visit and shop
until the next afternoon.
Mrs. John Laubscher, Mrs. George
Willison, J.. M. Noes and Filing Hell
mer were among the Taylorites here
the first of the week.
E. H. Knapp returned Wednesday
morning from Miles City, where he
had been since Monday securing
plants for the Variety store.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Dick
inson Cemetery Association will
meet with Mrs. c. H. Wiley next
Tuesday evening, April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hutchinson of
Taylor returned Wednesday morning
after a stay of several days in the
city, coming up on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Essert, of 3
miles east Of the city, left Tuesday
evening for Medora to visit for a few
days with their daughter, Mrs. Joe
Auth. .
H. K. Nichols has purchased the big
White car of w. L. Richards, which
will be used by Mr.. Nichols in his
stage line work between Dickinson
and Killdeer.
The Junior class is busy arranging
the program for the annual
Junior-Senior banquet which, if their
present plans work out, will take
place at the st. Charles hotel around
May first.
Elliot Freeman was host Tuesday
to guests at three tables at the
DR.. C. N. Barker home on Sims
Street. Music and cards furnished
the evenings entertainment. A de-
licious lunch closed the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brose and
family expect to leave Monday for
Montana, where they will take up
farming operations again IN the
land they received in trade for the
present Dickinson Ice & Transfer Co.
barn.
The guests at the invitation dance
given by Company K in the armory
last Friday evening, enjoyed a de-
lightful time. Music was furnished
, by the Lyric orchestra and frappe
and waters served throughout the
evening.
The former Elite cafe building on
| Willard Street has been repaired and
redecorated and is now occupied as
Salvation Army headquarters. The
Army workers will use the second
floor as residence quarters and the
!, street floor as an auditorium for
;, their services.
S. S. Sutherland and sons, Wesley,
: Clyde and Mark, expected to leave
| Thursday for their farm southeast of
South Heart. Mrs. Baldwin,, Mr..
, Sutherland's sister-in-law, who has
: : efficiently kept house for the Suther-
: lands, will continue in that capacity
: out on the farm.
Mark Sutherland is expecting the
arrival this coming week Of his
youngest sister, Mrs. James Ham,
E mitt and her husband of Bloomington,
= ILL.,, Mr.. Sutherland's old home.
> They will visit here for about two
J. weeks before going on to Montana
~ for a further visit.
The Belfeld Triple BIS defeated the
Dickinson basketball team on the
. formers floor last Saturday in one
of the most exciting matches ever
" played in Stark county, the final
score being Al to 80. The Dickinson
! lineup was as follows: Glen Hollen-
y beck and Harold Rase, guards;
William Parker, center; Herman
Hartung and Morris Broe, forwards