The Dickinson press., 1917-12-01
THE DICKINSON PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1917.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
A splendid and complete stock c
Christmas goods at Joe Tutilman's. !
Johnston's chocolates fresh ever
week at Greene's. 11-17-t
Do your gums bleed when 20,
brush your teeth? Ask your dentis
about obtainable a
Greene's. 11-17-t
The M. J. Moe family expected t
move the latter part of the weel
into the cozy five-room bungalow
just erected by the Farmers Graiy
Company close to the elevator. The
house is equipped with full basemen;
and has every modern convenience.
Miss Fanny Singer departed or
Tuesday for Wing, N: Dak., to spend
Thanksgiving with Miss Celia Etei-
berg, who is remembered by many
here as she kept books in the Schwartz
& Singer store for a considerable
length Of time. Miss Singer expected
!! to be absent week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mason spent
the past week in Minneapolis, Mr.
Mason having left last Saturday with
stock shipment, and his wife a day
later to join him. They expected to
visit cousin of the former in the
Cities and also to stop off at Pillager
Minn., to see an aunt of Mrs. Mason
R. S. Davidson and son, Willis, came
4 Ia N<
week to spend Thanksgiving at the
Victor Chilgren home, Mr.. and Mrs
F. L. Roquette also being guests at
the fine dinner. Recent word from
! Mrs. Davidson, who is at the bedside
of her mother at Rochester, Mlnn.,
states that the latter is improving.
A. C. Ball, who moved from here
the past summer to Mandan, where
he is connected with the Consumers
Coal Company, a branch Of the Da-
kota Ignite Mines Company of this
city, was here for several days the
past week on business. He states
that Mrs. Ball, who had been feeling
poorly, is getting along very nicely.
Ben Refvem, affable clerk at the
Penney store, returned Saturday from
Aberdeen, S. Dak., where he enlisted
in the Quartermaster's Corps for
service during the term of the war.
Ben was on the draft and his store
experience will prove of benefit to
both the Government and himself in
that department. He expects a call
at any time. 49,.
Mrs. H. A. Davis returned on Mon
day from Fargo, where she spent
about week as a guest at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Letting
well. While at a concert given at the
Agricultural College during her visit
at Fargo, Mrs. Davis had the pleas.
ure of seeing some of the Dickinson
Students, who are at the A. c. this
year.
E. E. Anderson left on Tuesday fol
Fergus Falls, Mimi, to enjoy Thanks
giving dinner with his wife and baby
who are visiting at the formers pa
rental home. He expected to bt
back Sunday. Mrs. Anderson, wht
recently underwent an operation, i!
getting along nicely and expects tt
come home after Christmas. MIR. An
derson was accompanied as far a!
Bismarck by G.. E. Mccarthy, WIKI
went down on business.
VIM. F. Dauber, former manager o.
the Willard Service Station here, lef
in his car on Monday for Fargo, hi:
new place of business, reaching
jamestown that evening. The famil!
will remain here for several weeks
before moving. Mr.. Dauber has re
sided here for the past three years
coming from Minneapolis, where h.
was connected with the Studebakel
corporation. On coming here Mr.
Dauber started a garage, which HI
operated until about year ago
when he became interested in the Viii
lard Battery and opened service sta
ton. This was a new thing in Dick
inson, but under Mr.: Dauberis cap
able management, the business ha!
become well established and is now {
paying proposition. The station a
Fargo, which Mr.. Dauber will nov
manage, is distributing house fo1
the western section, and the position
was offered him in recognition of hi:
ability.