The Dickinson press., 1917-06-16
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Frank Nadvornik and family moved
on Tuesday into their new six-room
bungalow, on the corner of Fifth
Street and First Avenue East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dusbabek came
on Monday from South Dakota, where
they were visiting relatives, and are
now at home in apartments in the A.
q. Wan house. On Thursday Mr.. Dus-
babek expected to leave for their for
mer home in Canada, where they re-
sided on a ranch for the past nine
years, to make arrangements for Ship
ping their household goods to Dickin-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Turner expect
to leave tomorrow Saturday for an
eastern visit, going to Minneapolis,
Mrs. Turner's old home, Milwaukee.
where her brother resides and to Rip
on, Wis.,, to visit her mother, Mr..
Turner will be back in about two
weeks when his vacation from his du-
ties as superintendent of the Russell
Miller mill expires, but the rest of the
family will remain east for about six
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. lessen and
daughter, Eleanor of New England,
autoed up on Sunday for a several
days visit with the j. V. Jesen family.
They returned on Monday. The past
week Mrs. lessen expected to take
Eleanor to Columbus, Mont, where
the latter will spend her vacation with
an uncle, Valdemar lessen. From
that point Mrs. lessen expected to
leave for South Dakota points for a
short visit.
Mrs. Clinton Davis invited ten
friends for a surprise 7 o'clock dinner
party for her niece, Miss Irene Amber
son, on Monday evening, the occasion
being the latter's birthday. The host
ess was assisted by Mesdames J. A,
Rose and M. l.. Auner. Home cut
flowers were used for DECORATIONS.
Cards furnished the evenings amuse-
ment. The guests each brought their
hostess a dainty handkerchief in mem
DRY of the occasion.
The regular meeting of the Red
Cross was held Tuesday afternoon
with about fifty ladies present. The
afternoon was occupied in making
bandages and other equipment for the
boxes which are to be sent forward
in the near future. At the close of
the afternoon luncheon was served by
Mrs. Christine Messersmith and Miss
Florence Davis. This will be the last
luncheon served as it was decided to
devote all the time in the future to
work and do away with the social as
pect of the meetings.
Editor c.. R. Kendall and family. of
the Granville Herald, were due to
leave home on the 18th overland to
Shieldr to visit a few days before pro-
ceedlng to Dickinson for the summer
meeting of the North Dakota Press
Association on June % and %. Will
liam LOOMS and family were also due
leave Granville in company with
the Kendalls as far as Mandan, thence
Dickinson over the Red Trail to
visit at the E. R, LOOMS home for a
short time.
One of the most enjoyable social
events in the Schefeld vicinity the
past week was a program, basket So
clal and dance, given in the Johnson
school house last Saturday. The
greatest honor was carried off by Pc
ter Krank, the autioneer, who did his
part very successfully. The highest
bid was made for the basket belong
ing to Hazel Rumble, who with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Prior,
and daughter, May, of New England,
and Hazel Duling of Dickinson were
among the guests at the occasion,
for the program and lunch.
Mr.. Decker's farewell to the teachers
was expressed in a few we'll chosen
words. Philip Krank comes in for a
good share of credit for the evenings
amusement and L. Dukhart's efforts
in keeping peace were also much an.
preciated. The Schefeld people hope
to have many more such social gath
erings.