The Dickinson press., 1917-03-31
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Alice Poland was hostess to
The P. E. O. society at her home on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Ruth Delaney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. B. Delaney, is ill at her
home on Marguerite Boulevard with
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Grace Hoffman and family
moved the past week into the cot
tage just north of the Elks temple, on
First Avenue West.
F. P. Whitney, manager of the
Golden Rule store, is the owner of a
from A. P. Ellian the past week.
On Saturday, March 24th, at St.
Joseph's hospital, vas born to Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Simon of Gladstone, a
daughter.
Ed. Kronschnabel, who for a time
was with the Hub, began work on
Monday as travelling salesman for
Armour & Co., with headquarters at
Bismarck.
MI. and Mrs. Max Schwartz and
family of Belield were guests over
Schwartz and family of this city, re-
siding on Marguerite Boulevard.
Mrs. w. N. Poor returned from
Mandan or Sunday. Mrs. Poor had
been away for several days, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Agnew, at
Mandan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Young of
Mikeklson are the proud parents of
a daughter, who arrived last Satur-
day: Mrs, Young is q cousin of Mrs.
A. A. Dinsdale.
LOST-Between Fayette and the
Anton Sadowsky place, via Palmer, a
goth. Finder please return to L. H,
Hahn, Phone Est, Dickinson, for re-
tward. a-ei'11
Aaron Singer, a former resident Of
this city, came down on wednesday
from Great Falls, Mont, for a visit OF
a week with his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Singer, and his brother,
Pheneus, who attends school here.
Allen Harleman expects to leave
Sunday as a delegate from the Dickln-
son Yoeman lodge to the State Yoe-
man Conclave, which will take place
at Devils Lake on April Bird: The
lodge of South Dickinson will be rep
resented by Val. Koch and j.. b.
Fisher, who will also leave on Sunday.
James Delaney came in from his
farm near Willmen the latter part OF
the week and returned on Friday ac-
companied by Mr.. Haas Of Stella,
Wis, who will work this summer for
H. C. Easton of near Willmen. Mr.:
Haas is a nephew of Joe Scharr OF
that vicinity. MI. Delaney stated that
the roads were in very bad condition,
B. H. Crawford is erecting a new
cottage, across the street south from
the w. A. Mcclure residence. The
house will have six rooms and bath
and will be modern throughout. Ex-
cavation for the basement was just
started this week. This is the third
house in that immediate neighbour
hood that Mr.. Crawford will have for
rental purposes.
Friends in the city received word
the past week of the marriage of
Robert Coulter, who at present is
down in Oklahoma. Mr.. Coulter, be
fore leaving with the Company K boys
for the Mexican border, was employed
for the Heaton Lumber Co. The an
nouncement cards state that Mr.
and Mrs. Coulter will be at home in
Dickinson after April 18th.
The members of the card club were
delightfully."- entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Reed, First
Avenue West, on Tuesday evening
Following the elaborate course dinner
partners for the card tables were
found by the matching of uniquely
colored "April FOOLS Ounce caps
worn by the guests. The table deco
rations were also appropriate to the
April season.
Mrs. VIM. Chernausek returned last
Thursday evening from her trip tc
Bismarck, where she attended the
state Royal Neighbor lodge conven-
ton, as a delegate from the local
lodge. She reports a very good meet.
ing, some 200 being present. The
next melting will take place in 1920
at Grand Forks. Mrs. Chernausek
was elected state vice oracle, seconc
highest office in the state.