The Dickinson press., 1917-10-06

Miss Christine Larson is a new as
sistant in the Scherffus Jewelry store.
Mrs. Irwin Muth and little son went
to Hebron on Saturday to spend a
week visiting relatives.
A marriage license was issued on
Tuesday, September End, to Emanuel
Rebmann and Miss Eva Springer, both
of Villa.
Miss Virgie Croteau left the middle
of the week for a weeks visit at Leith,
N. Oak. Her place in the Offices of
the doctors firm is being filled by
Miss Florence Dryer, during. her alb
Sence.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Best moved on
Monday from the Mrs. Ellen Over
beck house on Sims street to apart
ments in the Willard hotel. Mr.. Best
spent several days the past week on
business propositions at Mandan and
Bismarck.
c. C. Sperber of Oakdale came in
! Oh Monday with his little son, the lat
ter to have his arm reset. It was
broken about a week before when the
lad was thrown from a horse. He
expected to return again in "a few
days for surgical attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Schroeder of
Taylor r the delighted parents of
a fine big son, who arrived at the St.
Joseph's hospital on Thursday. Mr..
Schroeder, engaged in the meat mar
ket business at Taylor, came up to
see his wife and little son.
Llewellyn Roquette went to Ollie,
Mont, on Wednesday to spend a few
days looking after collections for the
Roquette store at that point. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas: J. B. Turner; who were in
charge of the store during Mr. Ro-
quette's absence, will remain in. charge
hereafter.
About IL ladies were taken out to
the j. V. lessen farm by Mrs. Ed.
Persons this (Friday) afternoon to
surprise, Mrs. Geo. Chaser, wife of
the manager9o of the farm, on her birth
cay. The ladies brought lunch and
the guest of honor was showered with
a number of beautiful towels.
Anton Fisher, residing about seven
miles northeast of the city, came to
Dickinson on Tuesday to get a doctors
attention for his arm, which was bad
ly mangled, being caught in the
mechanism of the separator while
threshing his flax. In some, name.
his glove caught in the drive belt
pulling his whole arm in. Fortunately
10 bones were broken.
Judge Fred Maser left on Sunday
afternoon for Lindsey, Nebr., to at
tend the funeral Of a boyhood chum
He expected also to stop off for
visit with relatives in st. Paul anc
take a little jaunt to Belle PLANE
Mimi, where he formerly had charge
of a Lutheran passionate. Judge Mases
is expected back the first of mex
week. 81.
John Sabo, Math Link and Dominica
Phillips were in from the Plum Creel
neighborhood, about IS miles south.
east Of Dickinson, on Thursday, in at.
tendance at the school directors meet,
ing. These gentlemen not only repre-,
sent the largest school district in The
county, but also the largest voting
precinct. MI. Sabo farms 480 acre!
of land and Mr.. Link 480 acres. Mr.
Phillips has leased his 520-acre. farm
to his son, John, and will reside II
Richardson, taking a well earned va
cation from the farm.
Max Beres, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Max Beres of this city, arrived OF
Sunday from Chicago where he is sta.
toned at the naval base on Lake
Michigan, since his enlistment The
middle 6f last April. Max says hi
likes navy life fine. He states thai
tho base. which is Situatad eahnnt 2S