The Dickinson press., 1917-08-18
LOCAL NEWS

into their recently purchased house,
the Switzerland property.
T. F.. Murtha attended to business
matters at Manning and Killdeer on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. C. Thomson, who has been the
-s!d 4B uo1HeIO IIpI 'sIW 10 4s9nS
marck for several days, returned home
on Monday.
, Beautiful sentiments from poems
of James w. Foley artistically framed
and boxed ready for mailing, soc, at
Greene's. 8-4-tf
William Hearl, of the Reed Bros.
department store, left on Thursday for
Moorhcad, Mimi, where he will visit
his parents for week.
Richard Dermott of Butte, Mont,
was awarded the contract of building
the three-room brick consolidated
school building in the Versippi dis.
trict.
Attorney and Mrs. T. H. Pugh will
Pearson and daughter, Mabel, of Bis
week.
J. w. Follis of Medora was visitor
in the city Tuesday. He had just re-
turned from the eastern markets,
where he disposed Of several carloads
of cattle.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week to Sebastian Differt and
Barbara Essert, both Of Dickinson;
John Haspert and Elizabeth Renner,
| both of RichardtOn.
Mrs. A. P. Nachtwey entertained at
a 6 o'clock dinner on Saturday even
ing in honor of her guest, Miss Mabel
March, Of Glendive, Mont. Covers
were laid for eight.
A. T. Crowl, daughter, Miss Grace,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stackhouse returned
Monday from Bismarck, where they
visited friends and were also out to
Fort Lincoln to see Co. K.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McGillivray and
little daughter, and Chas. Armstrong
and Miss Holtz made a trip to Bis
marck Tuesday in the McGillivray car.
They returned on Thursday.
Hon. P. D. Norton, U. S. Congress
man from the Third District, was in
Dickinson Tuesday enroute to Devils
Lake, where he was called by the un-
7ESexpccted death Of his aged mother.
Miss Dorothy Ayers underwent an
operation at the hospital this (Fri-
day. morning for split muscles and
slight hernia. She will probably be
able to leave the hospital within a
few days.
A. Dingman, who has been employed
by the N. P. to operate the pumping
station west Of the city, has not en-
tered upon his duties as yet. His
predecessor at the station has not
been transferred to his new position.
Judge and Mrs. Fred Maser, son,
Albert, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maser,
Jr., autOed to Medora on Thursday.
They report the roads on the return
trip were very bad, in some places
being almost impossible on account of
the heavy rain.
Mesdames w. B. Dickson, Roy Hen
derson and T. H. Pugh entertained
Miss Rapp's band at the Pugh resi-
dence on Thursday. At this meeting
a full bolt Of gauze was cut and rolled.
Light refreshments were served and
the ladies enjoyed a most pleasant
afternoon.
Herbert and Lawrence Walch and
their sister, Miss Effie, drove up from
Reeder last week and Lawrence and
Miss Effie left over the N. P. for a
visit with their mother, who is MAX
ing her home with another son in
Winnipeg, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Baldwin and
Mrs. Baldwin's sister, Miss Mayme
Anderson, returned on Wednesday
from Aitkin, Minn., where they were
called ten days ago owing to the .seri-
GUS illness of Mrs. Baldwin's sister,
Mrs. H. A. Williams. They report
Mrs. Williams getting along nicely.
The members of the Bachelor Club
and their lady friends enjoyed an
outing last Sunday, making the trip
to the Custer Trail ranch, near Me-
dora, by automobile for picnic din
ner. Included in the party in addi-
ton to the members Of the club were
Wilford Leonberger and Llewellyn Ro-
quette.
Mrs. J. C. Flynn departed on
Wednesday for a months visit with
her daughter at Spokane, Wash. Mrs.
Ella O'Malley of St. Paul, who has
been a guest at the Flynn home since
Monday, accompanied Mrs. Flynn on
her western trip. Mrs. O'Malley will
return with Mrs. Flynn for more ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. Victor Chilgren and baby re-
turned on Wednesday from their three
months visit, most of which was spent
at Mackinac Islands, Wis, with an
aunt. They were also guests of Mrs.
Chilgren's parents and other relatives
at Chicago and St. Paul. Mrs. Chill
grin had a delightful trip but is glad
to get home.
Mrs. Mary Sherlock and daughter,
Miss Agnes, who has recovered from
her recent illness, returned from
Miles City on Tuesday. Mrs. Sher-
lock will spend two weeks visiting her
daughters here and Mrs. Frank
Krueger of South Heart before re-
turning to her home south of Miles
City. En- route they enjoyed a visit
at the Henry Sunders home at
Beach.
A new plate glass front is being
added to the Best department store
business room, adjoining the post
office, this week. The entire front
is being remodeled in up-to-date style
and when completed the new box dis
play windows will present fine ap-
pearance. Prism glass is used in
panels over the plate glass windows
which adds a great deal of light to