The Dickinson press., 1917-04-07
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
E. T. Kosbab of Brainerd, Mimi, is
the new secretary in the office of
Roadmaster J. F. Williamson. at the
N. P. depot.
E. E. Anderson, the Avery agent,
was operated on on Tuesday morning
at st. Joseph's hospital for ulcers of
the stomach.
Earl Branick returned OF Sunday
from Minneapolis, where he spent sew
eral weeks taking up a course in
Chalmers auto construction.
Chas. Erbstoesser of Richardton
was %transacting business in the city
on Tuesday, being a guest at the Geo.
Brown home, while in the city.
w. J. Elliott returned on Saturday
from Bismarck, where he spent two
days on matters relative to. the new
tile manufacturing company which he
is organizing.
DIR. H. Anderson made a trip to
Werner on Tuesday, going up via
Mandan. He expected to be gone for
several days testing stock that is to
be shipped into Montana.
Miss Ruby Dorfman, who visited for
a week with her school friend, Miss
Vera Hartung, departed for Mime
apolis on Tuesday, expecting to stop
off at Fargo en- route for a visit.
The Patriotic Aid Society will hold
a meeting on Wednesday of next
week at 3 o'clock at the Commercial
Club rooms. Every one interested in
Company K is urged to be present.
Edward, son of Mrs. Sabra Merry,
came in from the Merry Bros farm
near Watraus, N. Dak., last Friday
for a weeks visit with his mother and
his sister, Mrs. W. F.. Burnett, and
family.
Editor and Mrs. L. J.. Strang of
Taylor came up for "Twin Beds" on
Tuesday and returned the following
morning, being guests of Mrs.
Strang's sister, Mrs. S. H. Smiley and
family, while here.
Dewey Wiley is employed at the
Midget confectionery store during the
absence of Albert Behonek, junior
partner of the firm of Dryer &
Behonek, the latter being away with
Company K.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and daughters,
Rosalind and Catherine, leave tomor-
row Saturday for Richardton to
visit over Sunday with Mrs. Browns
brother, John O'Day and family, who
reside north of Richardton.
Mrs. E. K. Jenkins and children left
on Wednesday morning for Manning
via auto stage to spend a few days
as guests of Mrs. Jenkins mother,
Mrs. G. w. Wilson, and sisters, Miss
Lois and Mrs. H. A. Kaspar.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burnett re-
turned on Sunday from their months
honeymoon trip to Indianapolis, Ind,
Omaha, Neb., and numerous other
points. Mr.. Burnett resumed his
work in the Dickinson U. S. land Of
flee the first Of the week.
Mrs. ]. N. Robinson and little son,
, Eugene Frederick, and Mrs. Norman
WINNER of Halliday visited in the
city from last Friday until Sunday
with Mesadmes Irwin Muth and 0. B.
Frankenberg. The trip to Dickinson
ana Ddck Was mace Vld Md1Iudu.
/ Mrs. Geo. Dry and little daughter,
. Vivian, are guests of the formers
aunt, Mrs. John Croteau, having come
down from their home at Glendive
last Thursday, the day that Mrs,
James Doyle Of Belfeld, sister Of Mrs
| Dry, underwent an appendicitis opera
, tion at St. Joseph's hospital.
Misses Blanche Cameron and Celia
;, Coughlin, teachers in the Taylor
schools, Mrs. Hutchinson and J.. A
Granger of Chicago, who is visiting
in Taylor, we're guests over Saturday
, at the home of Miss Cameron's par
ents, Nh. and Mrs. w. H. Cameron of
! this city. .
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Pavel are enjoy
ing a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Shaul, who arrived last Thursday
from Spencer, Iowa. MI. shaul is q
barber by trade. If he likes prospects
out here he may make this his place
of residence. Mrs. Shaul is a sister
of Mr.. Pavel.
Among our state university folks
who are home for their spring vaca-
ton, are Miss Beth johnson, who ar
rived last Saturday; Vernon Nc
Cutchan, who also came on Saturday,
and Miss Florence Jefferies, who came
on Tuesday. Their vacation extends
until April 18th.
At a special meeting of the Eastern
Star last Thursday evening the fol
lowing new members were initiated:
Hartwell Johnson, Mrs. Geo. l.. Ma
Whitney, Mrs. Lloyd RAIDER, Mrs
Irwin Muth and MI. and Mrs. Chris
tian Thomson. Following the initia-
tory ceremonies lunch vas served.
w. W. Stackhouse is back in his
real estate office, having arrived
from Rockford, Ill, on Monday after
a visit of several weeks at that point
Mrs. Stackhouse, who joined her hus-
band, on her way home from 9hel
Florida trip, remained at Rockford fol
a visit of a week or ten days longer.
MI. and Mrs. W. T. Nickel LEFT
Thursday for St. Paul, Mr.. Nickel to
4 ho in at a nontino If q