The Dickinson press., 1917-07-14

Mesdames L. P. Bremen and John
Fisher were hostesses at the home of
the former on Wednesday afternoon
to Mrs. Jessen's band of the Congre-
gational Ladies Aid.
J. w. McHose, trustee in charge of
the Farr furniture establishment,
spent the past week in Fargo on bust
ness affairs and is expected back the
first of next week.
The first division Of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid society, with Mrs. w. H.
Cooke as special hostess, entertained
the other divisions of the aid at the
Cooke farm on Thursday afternoon.
A nine and one half pound son ar
rived on Thursday morning in St.
Joseph's hospital. to gladden. the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schwartz
of Belfeld. Mother and child are
doing nicely.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid. society
r meeting at the church this (Fri-
day. afternoon. This coming Sunday
regular services will be held at the
church, German in the morning at
1890 and English in the. evening at
8 o'clock. The Sunday school is en-
joying a vacation until the first Sum-
day in August.
Miss Anna Stein and mother, Mrs.
Antonette Stein, of Hanly came in the
middle Of the week from their Hanly
home, the former returning on Thurs
day evening and the latter remaining
until Sunday as guests of Mesdames
Chas. W. Palmer and H.. A. Davis.
The first Of the week she will leave
for a several months visit with rela-
tives at Columbus, Wis. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Berns, who re-
Gently moved from the city to a home
stead south Of Hysham, Mont, passed
through Dickinson on Wednesday
evening in their car, en- route for
Perham, Mimi, where they were
called due to the serious condition Of
Mr.. Berns' mother, who was severely
injured in a recent automobile acct
dent.
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following parties during the past
week: Ben Reiter, Daglum and Miss
Rosa Schwindt, city, July 7th; F. C.
Massarek and Miss Johanna Fret
hammer, city, July 7th; Matthias
Rebel, Taylor and Miss Anna Harle.
Richardton, July 10th; Olaf Bustad
18th.
Rev: J. G. Duling, assistant state
superintendent of Congregational
work, returned on Wednesday from
the territory along the Wilton-Pingree
branch, where he visited several
churches. He expected to leave today
(Friday) for Bowman to be in attend
ance at a district Sunday school
convention being booked for two adj
dresses atSthis gathering.
Mrs. Blanche Frye and daughter,
Miss Bernice, returned on Sunday
from a vacation trip of several days
to the cities, and also to Elk River,
Mimi, where they have a number Of
friends. In Minneapolis they were
guests for an afternoon Of J.-L. Mon
son, formerly physical director in the
Dickinson public schools, who is now
at Fort Smelling. In the cities they
also saw George 'Brodie, who is at
tending the Minneapolis business col
lege. He expects to be home in two
or three weeks. Misses Ruth Clark
and Mae Grant had charge of the
household during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodall, Jr., Mrs.
J. w. Goodall and son, Perry, Mr.. and.
Mrs. Morton Phillips Of Sanish, form.
er Dickinson people, MeEeaamong the
throng attending the Barnum & Bailey
circus at Minot the1first Of the week
Sanish is s95 miles from Minot and.
the drive was made i1 few hours.
John Goodall is farming9 400 acres:
this year and states that all he can.
expect now from his but and wheat
fields is fodder for his cattle. The.
rains Of this week insure this.
William Tiimmons Of Berg, not far
from Sanish onthe west side Of the
Missouri, was also with the Goodall
party. Billy is still in the cattle bust
ness and states that beef shipments
will be late this year.