The Dickinson press., 1917-09-22

MI. and Mrs. John Latta of James,
town were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Blume of this city for over
Sunday.
Bert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Auer, underwent a minor operation on
Saturday, having tonsils and adenoids
removed.
Pat Mcdonald of Sentinel Butte
came down on Sunday for a short
visit with his wife, who is recuper-
ating at the local hospital from a re-
cent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ray of Medora
welcomed last Friday the arrival of a
little daughter at st. Joseph's hos
pital. Mr.. Ray is register of deeds
of Billings county.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Halstead and
family left on Tuesday evening for
Glendive, Mont, to spend a week with
Mrs. Halstead's mother, during the
Dawson county fair.
Miles Bartle came down on Friday
from Sentinel Butte to visit until
Sunday with his wife and little son,
who are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Bartle's mother, Mrs. Viola Homer.
Rev. R. H. Craig was called on
business matters to Lisbon, this state,
on Monday morning. Rev. Craig X
pected to be gone the greater part Of
the week. Lisbon is the home town
of his son, Ray Craig, and family.
Ignatz Kapelovitz, belonging to the
Second Regiment band, came up from
Bismarck for a short sojourn the first
of the week. His father, C. G. Kap-
e%lovitz, and brother, Nathan, of Kill
deer were here to visit with him.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist Of
Fargo, will be in Dickinson again on
Saturday, October 9Th. All persons
having defective eyesight or who need
their glasses changed or renewed will
please call at the hotel and have their
eyes examined. Office at st. Charles
hotel. 9-22-St
The little fo~ur-year-old son of MI.
and Mrs: VENUS Olheiser was the VIC
tim of an automobile accident on Sun
day, resulting in serious bruises of the
head and arms for the little fellow.
The catastrophe occurred on the street
near the Olheiser home in South Dick
inson.
Mrs. M. L. Ayers and daughter,
Miss Esther, took No. 2 last Saturday
for the Cities, the latter continuing
from that point for Godfrey, ILL.,,
where she will enter Monticello semi
nary for her Freshman year of col
lege work. Mrs. Ayers was expected
back in a short time.
Ed. Koran of South Heart was in
the city on Monday attending to bust
ness. Mr.. Horan is. an. old timer in
in 1883 and moved from here to the
South Heart country about 20 years
ago. Of late he has been troubled
considerably with rheumatism, but is
feeling improved during the summer
months.
T. A. Tollefson, cashier at the First
National Bank, returned on Monday
from his vacation of a month in the
east. Mrs. Tollefson and son, Nor
man, who Joined him in the Cities
about a week ago, stopped off in Bis"
marck to visit Mr.. Tollefson's sister,
Mrs. Lloyd RAIDER, and family for a
short time, returning home several
days later.
A. R. Boxrude returned the first Of
the week from Miles City, Mont,
where he was a guest for a few days
of his sister, Mrs. D. l.. Lyle. He
expected to leave or Thursday for
New Rockford to spend a short time
with another sister. On his return he
is planning on again beginning work
in the service of the N. P. after his
recent operation.
A few guests were invited to the
Judge Fred Maser home on Saturday
evening in honor of Midsh1pman
Walther Maser, who departed the fol-
lowing afternoon to report at his
work at the U. S. Naval Acadamy at
Baltimore, Nd, following a visit of
three weeks at home. He expected
to stop wei for a day in st. Paul
to visit relatives.
Mrs. E. K. Leonard, stenograpner
at the Merchants National Bank; went
to Bismarck on Monday morning to
assist in the ste%nographic work for
the district exemption board, of which
W.: L. Richards is a member: Mr..
Richards has been busy at Bismarck
lOT L1le pdSC lOuI WSSho, VIC WO4A u
ing so heavy that seven or eight
s~tenographers r kept constantly at
work.
Mrs. J.. G. Dickey was delighted to
entertain from Sunday until Tuesday
morning her sister, Mrs. w. w. Pot
ter of Fayette, Ia, and also the lat
ter's sons, C. z. Potter and E. J. Pot
ter and wife of Rhame. Mrs. Potter
visited her o and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Maynard, of south of Rhame for
some time before coming here and
was accompanied back east by her
son, C.. z.
After a visit OF a month at Wiscon-
sin points, Mrs. H. J. Blanchard and
daughter, Marian, returned on Mon
day. Their principal stop-ofs were
Colby, where both Mr.. and Mrs.
Blanchard's folks reside, and also
Great Falls. MissPearl Blanchard,
who acted as stenographer for her
brother here for nearly a year, has
accepted a position as teacher in the
high school in her home city.
A delegation. of about 20 from the
local chapter of the Eastern Star mo-
tored to New England on Tuesday
evening to be present at the institu-
ton of the Cannon Ball Chapter, Ord
er of Eastern Star, which until now
was under the jurisdiction of the
Dickinson chapter, but receiving its
charter with the usual ceremonies
was made an independent legal chap
ter. C.. II, Starke put on the work as