The Dickinson press., 1917-11-24
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAI NEWS
Special Thanksgiving dinner at the
Willard Hotel.-75c per plate. 1t
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nuss
at their home in South Dickinson, a
girl on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Adolph Jauss has been quite
i'll the past week with an attack of
5onsilitis and pneumonia.
Mrs. Max Hendrick was hostess OH
Monday evening to a few friends at
o'clock dinner and for the evening.
Mrs. c. M. Lytle has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Milton Skaoglund,
at Gascopne for the past several
weeks.
The Junior League of the NJ. E.
church had a delightful party in the
church parlors last Saturday after
noon.
Miss Ruth Maser has been engaged
temporarily to. assist with work at
the Dakota National Bank. Miss
Maser began her duties on Monday.
L. j. Dickinson and Brooks Goodall
returned on Thursday from a trip to
the Goodall ranch on the Big Missouri.
They had a dandy good trip and re-
port things at the ranch in fine shape.
About 20 men gathered at the
Methodist church last Friday evening
to organize mems club. After the
business meeting a feed of coffee and
doughnuts was very much enjoyed:
j. G. Sanders, of the Dakota Ma
tional Bank, left early in the week
for Montana points, expecting to be
gone about ten days.
Mesdames w. A. Blume, B. W:
Helm and J. C. F. Parker entertained
the Entire Nous band at the home
of Mrs. Helm on Marguerite Boule-
ward on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jauss of
Miles City, Mont, moved to Dickin-
son last Friday and are now residing
in the McGinnis house on Second Ave-
nue. East. Mr.. Jauss has accepted a
position with Walton & Davis.
Mrs. C. P. Miller is expecting Co
leave the last of the month for Grand
Forks to spend the winter with her
mother. Mr.. Miller is planning to be
out west on business matters good
share of the time.
The card club met on Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Jessen: Mrs.
Jessen was assisted in serving the
several course 7 o'clock dinner by
Mesdames Fred Jessen and E. L. Pet
erson, and Misses Edith and Thora
lessen.
J. O. Mullaney and daughter, Miss
Anna, are leaving this coming Monday
to spend Thanksgiving with Leo Null
laney, who is student this year at
the College of St. Thomas in st.
Paul. It is understood that whit.
they are there Leo will undergo q
minor operation.
The Sorosis club, a young ladies'
organization Of the Congregational
church, met at the church parlors on
Thursday evening, Misses Violet
Yaeger, Edna Kono and Ethel Parker
being hostesses. The club decided TO
hold an apron sale some time in Dc
cember.
A recent card from Otto Kauer
we'll known here, to Dickinson n
friend, states eve have just lett
i Washington, D. c. Had a glimpse OF
the Capitol, but the president was not
there to greet u.s." Mr.. Kauer is witt
the Headquarter company OF Vale!
City, and was en- route from Camp
Greene, N. c., to Long Island, wher
the card was written.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Annear of neal
Gorham returned on Monday from thf
east, the former having gone to Chi
caro about two weeks before with
cattle shipment and was Joined there
, by his wife, who had been spending
several weeks with relatives a
Gloucester, Mass. After a short visit
: here at the J. G.. F. Parker home
they left for their ranch on Wednes
day.
Miss Effie Mason, who teaches il
the Quinion school, is preparing fol
a big Thanksgiving basket social ant
program on the evening of Wednes
day, November 28th. Miss Mason /!
a sister of Miss Jennie Mason, w}lt
has been a very efficient teacher II
the Dickinson schools for a number
of years. a
The Young Ladies Sodality had {
social meeting at the home of Fathe,
Dignam on Thursday night, eacl
member bringing guest. Miss Mar
jory Cuskelly was chairman Of the
committee in charge and had as hel
assistants Misses Mayme Brodic
Emma Kostelecky and Hattie Pavlicel1
The girls at this meeting decided tt
give $40 to the Press Tobacco fune
for the soldiers in FRANCE.
LOST-A ring of keys on Monday
night, in arnory or in the close VI
cinity. j. N. Peterson, at the Dick
inson Grocery Company. L