The Dickinson press., 1917-10-13
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
The Card club met on Thursday with
MI. and Mrs. B. H. Crawford on
Marguerite Boulevard.
Mrs. M. +. Moe was hostess last
Friday at her home on Willard Street
to the ladies of the Lutheran Aid So
ciety.
Jacob Bull returned last Friday
from Miles City, Mont, where ne
spent several days in attendance az
the big horse sale.
Christ Bertsch, Jr., Of the Bertsch
Motor Co., spent Monday in the city
comforting with Deane Spalding, a
ager of the local branch.
Mrs. August Holtz Of Glend1ve,
Mont, arrived on No. 2 Monday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. J. Willard,
residing in South Dickinson.
Christ Fossum, who now headquar-
ters at Fargo, was in the city on sun
day visiting his br rot 4,;e "A; ~ o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hardy of Bel
field were Dickinson visitors last Fri
day. It is reported that they are
soon to leave Belield for the west.
Mrs. Fred lessen enjoyed the past
week a few days visit from her sis
ter, Mrs. Erick Walseth, and little
daughter, Agnes, of Glendive, Mont.
Mesdames Mathilda Peterson and
Gust Anderson spent Sunday as
guests of Mrs. John Hornstra at the
NJ. Booky farm southeast OF Glad
stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Christiania of
Glendive, Mont, visited between trains
on Sunday with the latter's sister,
Miss Mabel Nepstad, n Of u grade
teachers.
Mrs. A. J. Osborn entertained the
ladies of Miss Rapp's band OF the
Congregational Ladies' Aid society at
her home on Fourth Avenue West on
Thursday.
Register of Deeds John Leask is
having his dwelling on First Avenue
East %remodeled, installing bath, steam
heat and making sundry other i'm
provements.
The next regular meeting. of the
Women's Federated Club will be held
at 2:3O o'clock in the Commercial
Club rooms on the last Saturday of
the month, October 9th.
Mrs. w. O. Mitchell and son, Cecil,
returned on Wednesday from Fort
Madison, 1a., where they were guesss
of Mrs. Mitchell's mother, whom they
had not seen for ten years.
W. H. Cameron returned the first
of the week from a months soJourn
in McHenry county, having a farm
near Balfour. Mr.. Cameron also has
land interests in Mclean county.
The P. E. o. ladies met on Tues
day evening with Mrs. W. n: Poor:
contagious Diseases of Children"
was the subject of the evening and
was led by Mrs. Welton Mcdonald.
Mrs. J. P. Danson and son and Mrs.
Franklin Ferris, who were guests of
their sister, Mrs. l.. A. Simpson, and
other relatives for about two weeks,
departed on Wednesday for their home
at Graf Falls, Mont.
P. 3. and John Paladachuck of
Ukraina, were ~transacting business in
the city on Tuesday. Each of the
young men is farming about 500
acres, but their crops were like the
average in this vicinity this fall.
Adolph Lengowsky, junior member
Of the firm of Nadolski & Lengowski,
publishers of the Nord Dakota Herald,
is building a fine rev bungalow IN
FIRST Street South and expects to have
same completed in about six weeks.
Mrs. N. l.. Gartley was most pleas
antly surprised last Thursday, on her
birthday, by a few ladies who came
to spend the afternoon. They brought
their handwork and a delicious lunch,
which was served at the close of the
afternoon.
Miss Nellie Sommers, one of the
first grade teachers, returned on Sun
day from Minneapolis, where she was
called a week before due to the death
of a very dear friend, one with whom
she had made her home for the past
twenty years.
Miss Lydia Zetzman, for two years
employed as an assistant in the post
office at New Leipzig, arrived in the
city last Friday and began work the
next morning in the bookkeeping de-
partment of the Reed Bros. store.
Miss Zetzman is a sister of Walter
Zetzman, who for a number of years
was connected with the former Crowl-
Schroeder store, and is now at Browns
Valley, MINI.
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