The Dickinson press., 1917-04-14

Albert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Helgeson, came up from his home
north of Taylor on Thursday to get
dental work done.
A. S. Goodman of the H. F.
Schroeder store, left on Wednesday
for Des Moines, Iowa, to spend a va
cation visit with his brother. 9
U. S. FLAG Lapel Button. Enam-
eled front, gold plated, screw back.
Very popular and neat. Each 1Oc at
Knapp's. Add &c postage on mail
orders. 4-14-2t
John Knecht was married in Glen
dive last week to Mrs. Hilyer. Mr..
and Mrs. Knecht are now making their
home in the Knecht house in the east
ern part Of the city.
Miss Florence Baird returned the
first of the week from her two weeks
vacation in Minneapolis, where her
folks reside. Miss Baird Immediately
resumed her work in the Current-Heff-
ron Abstract office.
Miss Edna Prodger arrived on
Tuesday from Alexandria, Mimi, to
take up a position as stenographer in
the law office of M. L. Mcbride. Miss
Prodger is makings her home at the
Mrs. Nora Jefferies residence on First
Avenue West. .
Mrs. P. H. Rumble was hostess 20
Mrs. Dickinson's band on Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Rapp's band, another
division Of the Congregational Ladies
Aid Society, are guests this friday
afternoon Of Mesdames H. w. Reed
and J. E. Culp, at the home Of the
former.
It is rumored that the Northern
Express Co. delivery horse, which was
killed the latter part of the" week by
a locomotive, was left united. This is
a mistake, as both lines were securely
fastened to the wheel of the delivery
wagon and later, when the horse be-
came frightened, were broken.
C. G. Williams, Provident Insurance
man, arrived in the city on Tuesday
is able to find a house the family will
move here from Medina, this state.
Belfield to confer with the Provident
oSOAiC oC t11dI pOAIlG.
Miss Oral Roquette returned on
Wednesday from, the cities, where she
was the guest of her sister, Miss
Laverne, who is taking up a special
music and art course. Both were
] guests during vacation of Miss Mar
| garet Wells Of Richfield, MIMI, a
school chum of Miss Laverne. Miss
Oral was gone nearly two weeks.
It is rumored that several of the
Company K boys, including John Con-
molly, Stanley Grub, VIM. Littlehales,
Harold Parker and John Morganthal-
err, have been released, following the
rigid examination. They will return
from the western base, where they are
stationed, as soon as new recruits are
furnished. t.,. .
Mrs. Glen Gardner arrived from her
ranch home north of Sentinel Butte
last Saturday for a weeks visit with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. L. A. Davis
of this city. On Thursday afternoon
twelve of Mrs. Gardeners friends sur
prised her with a shower at the Davis
home. She was the recipient of a
number of dainty and beautiful gifts.
The ladies brought lunch with them
and spent a delightful afternoon.
The joint Easter service at the
Masonic hall on Sunday evening wa
heard by a full auditorium, many who
came being obliged to turn away be-
cause Of lack Of ROOM. The sermon
preached by Rev. R. H. Craig on "The
Resurrection" is said to be one of the
best ever delivered on that topic at a
gathering Of this kind. The musical
numbers, sung by the choirs Of the
Congregational, Episcopal and Metho-
dist churches, were well rendered and
the quartet numbers by VIM. Noggle,
H. o. Pippin, J. L. Hughes and D.
D. Mars were also thoroughly en-
joyed. The collection taken up was
for the benefit of the Red Cross and
amounted to over $50, this including
the fees OF ten new members, who
Joined that evening.