The Dickinson press., 1917-11-24
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The Dorcas society will meet next
Wednesday, November 28th, with Mrs.
Chas. Hughes.
Con Short of barrymore ranch
north of Medora, transacted business
here the first of the week.
Mesdames Albert Hike, N. J. Stef-
fan .and Thos. Caesar Of Belfield were
shoppers in the city on Tuesday.
Mike Heiser and Andrew Heydu
We're among those up from Gladstone
on business the middle of the week.
The George Kilmer home on Third
Street West is being enlarged, three
new rooms having been added. Some
Of the rooms are also beng re-
plastered and the house is being gen
orally rejuvenated.
Mrs. A. H. Deiters entertained the
Coffee Crowd, consisting OF about
eight ladies, at her home on Wednes.
day afternoon. The guests brought
their sewing and enjoyed several
social hours.
Miss Essie Jones, formerly engaged
as telephone operator here, but nav
ing spent the past summer with her
parents on their Montana homestead,
returned recently and has again ac-.
cepted her old position.
Miss Amelia Dahle, who was a
guest of Mrs. A. c. Hosfield from last
Thursday until Tuesday, went from
here to Belfield to visit old friends,
Miss Dahle having formerly owned a
homestead north Of that point. MISS
Dahle now resides at Albee, S. Oak.
Alex Gilmore and son, Hugh, re.
siding north of Zenith, made one OF
their very frequent trips to Dickinson
to see Hugh, jr, at st. Joseph,s hos
pital. The lad has had his share OF
trouble the past fall, having first
broken his arm and a short time later
his leg and now he is recuperatlng
from an appendicitis operation. He
has been in the hospital for the past
two months steady. The doctors say
that it is possible that he may be
able to leave for home in about two
weeks.
The ladies of st. Patrick's church
have been busy the past week making
arrangements for the organization OF
an auxiliary lodge to the Knights OF
Columbus order, the new lodge to De
branch of the National Order of
Daughters of Isabella. There must be
charter membership of so ladies.
The committee appointed to look after
this matter consists of Mrs. j. y. Cain,
chairman, and Mesdames T. F.
Murtha, Hulda Leonberger, J. W.
Sturgeon and John Lish. The ladies
expect to complete the organization
within about two weeks, when state
officer VIII be present. ..-
Supt. G. E. Ward and his deputy,
H. O. Pippin, spent the past week
organizing school industrial clubs all
over the county. Their schedule was
as follows: Monday at Gaylord;
Tuesday, Daglum and South Heart;
Wednesday, Lefor and Garden dis
trict: Thursday, Lehigh; Friday,
Richardton and Springvale district.
Many schools had these clubs last
year and the pupils evidenced great
interest. Mr.. Galehouse of the Agri-
cultural college, recently made the
rounds to view the different projects
and the prize winners will soon be an
nounced. The prize consists of free
trip to visit the A. c. at Fargo. Mr..
Ward is greatly interested in these
clubs and has given a good deal OF
his time in organizing them.
Many old timers of our city will be
glad to know of the merited success
Of one of "our girls" who left us
when about fifteen years of age. Mrs.
Clara Collis-Knight, by her pluck and
perseverance, has become leading
lady" in the Germania Life Insurance
Co. and earned a trip to the annual
Germania convention, which was held
this year in New Orleans, La, In
September. She was selected for an
address and gave Selling Insurance
to Women" The "Service" comment
upon this says: "None of the many
good addresses of the convention made
a more profound impression than Mrs.
Knights and certainly, not one was
more enthusiastically received" Mrs:
Knights paper read at the national
convention was also "widely and fav-
orably commented upon" She is the
living example of what woman of
brains and we'll directed ability can do.
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