The Dickinson press., 1917-02-10

SAAN ASnou4S1 WILL ISCc1V0 LIe1r III
crease at the expiration Of their
present term in April and May.
LOCAL NEWS
P. .Berringer, who went to ST,
Paul Tor the auto show, was expected
back on Thursday evening.
After a little over a weeks pleas
ure visit with relatives in st. Paul,
Miss Ida Barbeau returned on Tues
day.
Nick Hartung returned on Monday
from the cities, where he spent q
week enjoying the festive carnival
season.
Miss Vera Hartung is expected back
the first Of next week from Mime
apolis, where she has been taking up
work at the university Of Minnesota.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner has been laid up
with a severe attack Of rheumatism
and grip for four weeks at her home
at Daglum. She is just able to be
around again.
Attorney T. F. Murtha returned
from the cities On Tuesday. Mrs
Murtha, who accompanied him down
about a week ago, will be here in a
few days.
Mrs. w. N. Poor left for Mandan
or Thursday morning to visit for
three or four days with her daughter,
Mrs. j. p. Agnew, who recently
moved to that place from Dickinson.
w. J. Orchard, owner of the Nc
Donald drug, store, is in Bismarck
this week. Mr.. Orchard is one of a
legislative; committee Of three named
by the state pharmaceutical asssocia-
ton. liz toy
The Dickinson Federated Club will
give their second social dance at the
armory on February 18th, St. Valen-
tines day. The Lyric orchestra will
furnish the music. Tickets will be
f$ls0O ~per@couple; extra lady rs cents.
Judge Maser issued marriage
licenses to the following parties:
Philip Amann and Miss Julia Thomas
of RichardtonS on February 5th; Ed
mund Dorval of Belfield and Miss
Melyina Tessies of Gaylord on Feb
ruary It'll.
Miss Mildred Rabbideaux of Super
Tor, Wis, who has been spending the
winter in California, Oregon and
Washington, arrived in the city on
Wednesday to spend a couple Of days
as the guest of her cousins, Miss
Emma Rabbideaux and Mrs. d. A.
ICutnaw.
Mrs. Jennie Ware received a mes
sage on Wednesday, evening contain
ing news of the death of her mother,
Mrs. John Lauder, at her home at
Hell, N. Oak. Mrs. Ware departed for
the funeral on Thursday morning.
Her son, Rex, is staying with the S.
-. Carroll family during the week or
two that she is gone.
Receiver Ed. J.. Hughes Of the Dick
inson U..eS. land office, who with Mrs
Hughes, have been guests of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Daniel Banberryi
better known here as Miss Stella
Boulger, for over a week, was ex-
pected back the latter part of this
week. Mrs. Hughes will remain fol
La longer stay with her sister.
The poultry show held at Bismarck
last Friday andrSaturday was one; Of
the best ever held in this: section .o1
the country there being ,668, birds ex
hibited. j. A.. Dobson Of this cit!
was awarded frst::hen; first pen ant
second cock besides al number 0
special Stark county prizes. Othel
exhibitors from Dickinson were. Geo
Louman and Wilson Eyer. TIL,
show next year will be held in Bis
kmarck. ST
The following are the names .
writers at the teachers examination
which were given on Thursday an
Friday at the court house under tn.
supervision of Supt. G. p. Ward an
Dept. Supt. a. o. sPippin: Ednt
II Wrabec, South Heart; Alice N
O'Keefe, Sentinel Butte; Genevieve +
Michel, Mott; Merle Buckley, Dag1um
Naomi Stratton, Schefield; Leora Otte
Lefor; Geo. Sibert, Belfeld; Kennel
+. Wilson, Belfeld; May McLeoe
Dickinson; Victor Cooke, Dickinson
Y Fred Evrard, Richardton; Rut
Mowry, Richardton; John Hasper
Richardton; Winnifred Snyder, Mar
shall; VIM. G. Schultz, Relaxation
Clarence Bremen, Dickinson; Eva !
Ginsbach, Willmen; Anna May Millel
Relaxation; Z. G. Rosenkranz, Zenith
Agnes Sherlock, Dickinson.