The Dickinson press., 1917-06-09
NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Miss Genevieve Froelich has &C.
cry, beginning work the first of the
week.
The Patriotic Aid will give a dance
in the armory on Tuesday evening,
June 18th, for the benefit Of Company
K funds. Good music. Tickets $1.OO.
Mrs. Winnie Benson of Valley City,
en- route home from the P. E. o. con-
~vention at Beach, stopped off in Dick
inson last Saturday and visited until
Monday with the Jay w. Reed family
on Second Avenue West.
Miss Mabel Plummer, who visited
her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Dauber, for a few
days, returned to her home at Zenith
last Friday. Mrs. Dauber also had as
her guest her father, James w. Plum
mer, of Zenith the first of the week.
Mrs. Title Eberts and little son,
Theodore, expected to leave the latter
part of the week to spend about three
weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
| 1 cue l. IOCl1C1l d Y 44dIANAll, dllu CloO NA0
it for about a week with relatives at
Fort Rice.
About rs girls gathered at the S.
L. Carroll home on Saturday after
noon to surprise Miss Helen, the &C.
casion being her birthday. The girls
enjoyed a merry afternoon with
games and stories and toward the
close were served a delicious luncheon
by Mrs. Carroll.
Rev. R. H. Craig united in marriage
on Monday afternoon, Julius H. Lar
son and Miss Emma Paden, both OF
Taylor. The young couple were at
tended by Martin Larson and Miss
Ethel Shurtliff. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
will make their home on a farm
near Taylor.
j. M. Watson, local manager of the
Keffeler sales stables, sold the pas
week to the experimental farm a pail
of fine thoroughbred Percheron horses
delivery being made on Thursday
Mr.. Keffeler will be in from his Indian
Springs ranch the coming week with
another bunch of fine horses.
Rev. J. G. Duling left on Wednes.
day for Marmarth, to deliver the com
mencement address on June 7th. Miss
Verena Schmiee is the only grad
uate from the high school course
From Marmarth, MI. Duling was
scheduled to go to Mott to deliver an.
other commencement address on Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett O'Niel anc
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Connolly of NORTH
Of Dunn Center autoed in on Sunday
for the Knights of Columbus doings
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Niel being guests a
the Jack Carroll home. John Tracey
and Fred Todhunter, who accompanied
them, were guests while in the city OF
their old friends, the E. X. jenkins
family.
w. S. Randall, who is now residing
on the Lenneville farm southeast Of
Dickinson, is spending considerable
time on his homestead out near Oak.
dale, putting up some buildings, ane
getting things in readiness to move
his family out. He came in the mid
die of the week for supplies and was
accompanied by Donald Owen, who is
assisting him. Donald has been here
for about a month, coming from La
Crosse, Wis, where the family moved
from Dickinson about two years ago
His father, G. C. Owen, is an instruct
or in a business college at that place
and his sister, Miss Leila, completes
her high school course this year.
Rev. C. B. Ingebrightson, J. O. Dag
lum, j. A. Arne and Mrs. T. II. Olson
of Daglum were in the city on Mon
day en- route to St. Paul, going as
delegates from the Norwegian Luth-
eran church at Daglum to the big
conference which started in St
Paul on Wednesday and continued un-
til over Friday. The Norwegian Luth-
Gran churches are divided into three
synods, the United Church, the Nor
wegian Synod and Hauge's Synod
which at this conference were to unite
into one great synod following, q
meeting Of the delegates of each
synod separately. The change will af-
feet a half million people, and two OF
three thousand were expected to at
tend the gathering.
Mrs. W. H. Walton is expecting to-
morrow Saturday the arrival OF
MISS Hazel kldder OF New YORK City
who is Ell route to San Francisco tc
take up her duties as a Red Gross
nurse. Miss Kidder is formerly OF
Dickinson, her father having owned
the building now known as the Annex
Rooming House, about eighteen years
ago. Miss Kidder's sister, Miss
Myrtle, is also a Red Cross nurse and
within a short time will leave fo1
duty in France. A second sister is q
milliner in New York. Mrs. Walton
was to accompany her guests west
kard, the former going to Spokane,
Wash, where her son, William, will
graduate from Gonzago College on
June 18th. Miss Florence Walton,
who was enrolled at the University of
Montana the past year, is due home
the coming week, as is also her sister,
Miss Dorothy, who attended school in
'Mandan for several months.