The Dickinson press., 1917-12-15

Matt Bayer wa in Gladstone, his
former home town, ~transacting bust
ness on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J. Kennedy and Miss Lila
Cassidy were city visitors from South
Heart on Saturday.
Frank Dolezal has accepted a posi-
ton as manager Of the M. L. Mcbride
farm, three miles west Of the city.
Patrons of the Willard dining room
are now having music with their
meals. A new Aeolian Vocation plays
during the meal hour.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Ohm of Fargo
/ annuonce the arrival at their home of
a fine nine-pound girl last week. Mrs.
Ohm was formerly Miss Alice Nc
lDonough of this city.
Mrs. Earl Branick is engaged in the
found that his work as fuel admin
county chapter of the Red Cross,
necessitated the services Of a special
stenographer.
Thos. Noggle, who has been work.
ing with his brother, Wm.J J. Noggle,
in the cement business, left on No.
4 Monday for the Twin Cities, where
he will spend the winter. In the
spring MI. Noggle expects to go on
to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Theckla Berry, who visited
here at the A.. T. Crowl home. the
greater part Of last week, passed
through Dickinson last Friday after a
sojourn of only a day at her home at
Glendive, Mont, for Minocqua, Wis,
where she will spend the holiday seas
on with relatives.
Mrs. r. H. Carroll and son, Richard
Irving, Of Miles City, Mont, departed
for their home last Saturday after a
visit Of several days with the formers
aunt, Mrs. Roy Henderson. of this city.
Mrs, Carroll and" son came here from
Taylor, where they were guests Of
relatives ffoor over a week.
! Miss Minnie Angliss returned the
latter part Of last week from Beach,
where she visited for week with
friends, who also took her for. q litt!s
ia,nt to Wibaux and Glendive, This
week, Miss Angliss assisted" in the
Best store during the sale.
Earl, Anderson, formerly driver fol
the Dickinson Steam Laundry, begaI
work on Monday as night clerk al
the st. CHARLES hotel, and his 'plact
on the wagon is now being filled b!
Henry Bey. Fred Strother, forrnerl!
clerk at the st. Charles, left Monda!
flor Texas, to join the army. He ex
lpected to stop over in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fred Harper, son, Leo, ant
daughter, Clara, arrived from Almon
on Tuesday for a visit Of about
week with Mrs. Harper's sister, Mrs
II. H.. Lavine and family, Mr.. am
Mrs. Lavine were also expecting tn
last of the week the arrival. of thel
daughter, Mrs. v. F. Banning, form
erly Miss Bessie. Mrs. Banning ha
spent the past summer up in tn
mountains of western Montana, wher
her f~ather-in-law is engaged in con
structing a big dam.
The ladies' of the G. R. A. to tn
B. OF l.. y. were entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mr.
ii. II. Lavine. Election of officers TO
the ensuing year resulted as follows
Mrs. w. d. Flanagan, president; MI
M. Drury, past president; Mrs. ). =
Lav1ne, wee president; Mrs. J. {
Flynn, secretary; Mrs. VIM. Hodge
treasurer: Mrs. j. j. Sweeney, lnsu1
ance secretary; Mrs. K. ID. Jennlng!
chaplain; MRS. W. A.. Shaw, guide
Mrs. Lavlne, assisted by her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. G. Peterson, served tn
lad1es a fine 6 o'clock dinner.
C.. Riggs, advance man for the Ma
Flglnan company Of players, twenty
six in number, was in the city thl
week to arrange for a showing Las
Wednesday,. He was surprised |
learn that the opera house where I'll
company was booked had been sdt
stroyed BY IRE. He tried to get I'll
new theatre, calling MI. Vallanseysso
the long distance but the latter sal
the new house could not be- gotte
ready in time.