The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17

The B. E. Kennedy family moved
on Thursday into the Harry Harleman
house on First Avenue West.
Miss Ellen Walton left for Mandan
last Saturday to keep house for her
sister, Mrs. H. S. Russell, while the
latter and her husband are at Roch-
ester, Mimi, Mrs. Russell to undergo
an operation.
Dewey Wiley writes from Gunter
Hotel, San Antonio, that Mr.. and Mrs.
5. j. Dunlap, former residents of
Dickinson. are there spending some
time and incidentally making things
very pleasant for him.
E. R. Loomis, the New England
auto stage driver, is making about
two trips each week with a team and
sled and will continue travelling in
this manner until the roads are in
shape for automobile travel again.
Mrs. W. H. Cameron brought her
son, Walter, to Dickinson from their
farm east Of Belfeld, on Tuesday, the
latter to receive surgical treatment
flor several days at ST. Joseph's hos
pital. They returned on Thursday
evening. +
Attorney w. A. earns of Manning
stopped over in Dickinson Wednesday
on his return Prom Bismarck, where
he had spent a week minglinp with
the state Legislators. He went out to
Manning on the stage Thursday
morning. @:a.
Judge and Mrs.W G. Crawford Il
tertalned 9 their guests during the.
past week, 8Mr.ssands Mrs. "A. M. Sterl-
ing of Roman, Mont. The guests were
en- route home from a trip east and
continued their way from here on
Thursday.
In a ews item regarding improve
ments being made at the town Of
Antelope last week the Press erred in
reporting the name of. Frank Lautz
as manager of the Occident elevator.
Lea Schneider represents the Occident
company at that place, having been
manager of the elevator there since
last September.
Mrs. Blanche Frye and daughter,
Beulah, r planning on leaving the
latter part of the month for Florida,
to visit with friends at Ocala, about
go miles from Daytona, where several
Dickinson families are spending the
winter. The trip will be made in the
hope of beneitting Beulah's health.
They will be gone for about six weeks.
Miss Hilda Peterson was a delight
full hostess at her home on Fourth
Avenue West on Wednesday evening.
Twenty-eight guests were present,
those from out Of the; city including
Misses Ethel and Irma Burgess; Pearl
Gray and June Lawson, all Of Medora.
games. At II 80 the hostess, assisted
by her sister, Miss 4Telma, and cousin,
Miss Rose Heckel, served a most de-,
were all along the valentine order.
The division Of the Congregational
Ladies Aid Society, known as miss
Rapp's Band" was entertained by the
chairman last Friday afternoon and
organized by electing Miss Rapp,
president; Mrs. S. Nj. Ferris, Vice
president and Mrs. NJ. Z. Ayers, Sec
rotary and treasurer. The ladies de-
icidedE to meet in q social way on the;
second and fourth Friday Of each
month at 2:30 p. M. Mrs. +. =. Ro-
5quette and Mrs. %. B. Frankenberg
will be hostesses on February 23rd, at:
the Roquette home. On Saturday
afternoon of this week this band will.
hold q food sale at the RoquetteI
store, with Mrs. Roquette as chair!
man. Another thing which these
ladies are doing is taking subscrip-s,
tons for papers and magazines. Mrs.
III. w. Reed is chairman of the com-a
mittee having this especially
charge and the ladies' request the
favor Of sending il renewals and new
subscriptions. They can meet the
best rates given, save all bother to3
the subscriber and make q little for
the BAND besides. Orders 81 III
squiries may be sent TO Mrs. b. w
Reed, phone 303 or Mrs. N. &.
Ayers, phone 356: