The Dickinson press., 1917-11-17
LOCAL NEWS

| LOCAL NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Johnson of Werner
shopped here this week.
Watch for the chicken pie supper
and circus on December 5th.
Mrs. D. J. Price of Killdeer is a
guest at the DR.. Fisher home.
Mrs. M. C. Mccarthy of Beach was
a shopper in Dickinson on Wednesday.
Telephone 1926 for baled timothy or
meadow hay. A. A. Dinsdale. 11-i7-tf
Army sweaters for the soldier bows
for Christmas presents. Pagenkopf &
Gerlich. 11-17-tf
Wills Norred, prominent Killdeer
boniface, was here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Meisner of
Fryburg were shopping in the city
on Wednesday,.
L. B. Curtis of Lisbon has taken
over temporary management of the
old Farr furniture stock.
Chicken supper at the Congrega-
tional church Tuesday, November 20.
Price 35 cents. Time, $3.50. 1t
Mrs. Charles Lawson of Emerson
visited her daughter, Miss Phyllis
Lawson, in this city this week.
DR. .and Mrs. E. A. Spear of Bel
field spent Tuesday in the city, visit
ing at the A. c.. Hosfield home.
Quite a lot of Werner folks were
over Thursday to witness a perform
ance of the "Birth of Nation"
The will of Arthur w. Dunning, de-
ceased, OF st. Paul, was filed in the
Stark county court for probate.
James w. Sellman of Belield was
here Wednesday to see his wife. who
is patient at St. Joseph's hospital.
The young married couples card
club will be entertained this (Fridav1
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bran
ick.
C. G. Williams autoed out to GRASSY
Butte the past week and expected to
return Sunday accompanied by M. J..
| L LOST-Yearling bull, white
faced, white legs, branded MS on
right shoulder. Reward. Apply Peter
Schmidt, Dickinson. N. D. i1-17-3t
Nicholas Hutmacher of south of
Fayette spent the past week in the
city, visiting at the Wanko home in
South Dickinson.
Miss Lena Miller and Raymond Poff
of Killdeer visited in the city the
middle of the week, being guests at
the w. R. Veigel home.
Rev. Alev. Coffin went to Fargo on
Monday to attend the state Institute
of the Episcopal church. He was ex-
pected to return today (Friday).
Judge Fred Maser and ATTORNEY T.
D. Casey were at Richardton last Fri
day in the cause of the Y, M, c.. A.
They report very successful meet
ing.
Mrs. E. o. Baker of Emerson came
in on Monday with her son, Louis, TO
spend the week with his family and
also the Vern and Oscar Baker faml-
lies.
Six boys in the navy training school
passed through town Thursday en-
route from Seattle to Boston. Thev
will enter the radio school at Harvard
University.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Freeman and
son, Sidney, of New England autosd
up ON Thursday to do some shopping.
MI Freeman is in the grain business
at New England.
Miss Esther Ayers, who is attending
Monticello seminary at Godfrey, H.,
was indisposed for week or so re-
Gently, but was reported better the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Chas. Parker entertained eight
young ladies at her fiat on Wednesday
evening. The guests brought their
handwork and also enjoyed a few
musical selections.
Mrs. Emma Ellsworth and Mrs. c..
R. Meredith of Killdeer came in with
D. ]. Price on Saturday and were
guests until the next day at the home
Of Mrs. Erdahl's daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Erdahl.
Mrs. Louis Baker invited a number
of children on Wednesday evening to
help her son, Maynard, celebrate his
sixth birthday. They were enter
tanned from o'clock until 5 and then
were served fine lunch.
| Mr. .and Mrs. John Vojacek of Fair
, field transacted business in the city
: on Thursday, coming down from Bel
) field on No. 8. They had about 18O
acres sown this year, but their crop
was poor. They reside about a mile
| from the postoffice.
R. S. Davidson of Killdeer came to
| Dickinson on Wednesday with his
!. son, Willis, who broke his right arm,
, while playing basketball that morning.
Willis was left at the F. l.. Roquette
home until Sunday, when his father
will come in for him.
Judge Fred Maser issued marriage
licenses to the following. parties the
past week: Nathan H. Saunders,
!. Killdeer, and Miss Daisy Waddell,
Dickinson, November 10: Archie o.
Ross, and Miss Anna M. Jensen, Dick
inson, November 10; John Koppinger,
New England and Miss Eliza K.
Martin, Gladstone, November 12; JOS
eph Disrhon and Miss Katie Kauk,
Dickinson, November 13.