The Dickinson press., 1917-11-17

Miss Mayme Anderson began work
on Monday as operator at the local
telephone office.
The chicken supper which Mrs.
Dickinson's band planned to give at
the church next Tuesday has been
called off.
Mrs. Boody, IS years old, living Is
miles northeast of Richardton, is in
nasty fall which injured one of her
legs.
Mrs. Jerry Dryer was able to leave
the hospital for her home on Thursday
morning. She is feeling fine, but it
will be about a week before she is
able to be up and around.
Levi Jesperson of near Taylor
killed genuine American eagle last
week on his fathers farm. The eagle
which will be mounted, measures 6
feet 6 inches from tip to tip.
Miss Maymc Flanagan, who had
been at Miles City, Mont, where she
has land holdings, visited on Monday
and Tuesday with her sister, Miss
Rose Flanagan, of the Vogue.
Donald Gallagher of New Jersey,
who has been making tour of the
west, stopped off here on Wednesday
to spend the day with the DR.. Geo. A.
Perkins family. He was en- route
east.
Miss Anna Minninberg, clerk at the
Best Mercantile, is now acting in the
capacity of bookkeeper and Miss Anna
Goldman, at present working in the
Berzel Bakery, will begin clerking at
Best's on Monday. .....s
Mrs. H. Gilbert of Beach, Mrs. J.
H. Newman and the latter's brother,
A. j. Paxton of Sentinel Butte, came
down on Wednesday to see Mrs. Pax
ton, who is recuperating at st.
Joseph's hospital from a recent oper-
alton. Mrs. Gilbert returned on No.
3 the same day and the others re-
manned until the next day.
Mrs. Mary Crist and son, Lester, OF
Mary were guests for several days
the past week at the F. l.. Roquette
home. Lester, who spent part Of the
summer at St. Joseph's hospital, is
getting along very nicely and in about
three weeks expects to leave for Ari
zona to spend the winter. Mrs. Crist,
however, expects to return as soon as
he is located.
Hospital Notes: For treatment
Andrew Peterson, Belfeld; Pete Pa
lanuk, Belfeld; Joe Kenney, Lehigh;
Frank Schneider, city; J. w. Pierce,
Quinion; James McClusky, Sentinel
Butte. For operations
Weisman, Gladstone; Miss Edith
Herbert, Belfeld; Joe Boltz, Belficld;
Mrs. Orrin Kendley, Medora; Leonard
McCammon, Ollie, Mont.
The many friends of Miss Helen
be gladpto learn that she will be in
position as librarian of the travelling
library with headquarters in Bis
marck. Heretofore Miss Carleton has
been in charge of one of the branch
libraries in Portland, Ore, and this
new position is in the nature of a
promotion. Miss Carleton is expected
to pass through Dickinson en- route to
Bismarck on No. Sunday.
About Is ladies dropped in on Mrs.
Mary Walton in body on Wednesday
evening to surprise her on her BIRTH
day. The party was originally
planned by her daughter, Mrs. H. S.
Russell at Mandan, who expected 70
be here for the occasion, but who was
hurt in an auto accident on Sunday
and is still confined to her bed. In
her absence, Mrs. J. Leonberger took
over the arrangements and made the
affair a social success. A fine I
o'clock dinner was served and a very
pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Berns, form
erly having conducted a department
store in South Dickinson, but the past
summer having resided on their Sec
tion farm 40 miles south of Hyshanl,
Mont, are in the city for the winter.
They came here last Thursday and are
making their home in one of the
Ray houses on Second Avenue East.
Mr.. Berns will be engaged in making
collections. They like their Montana
homestead fine and state that it wasn't
a bit lonesome out there as often as
many as dozen cars would stop az
their place in single day.
AL. Ellian and Julius Peterson took
a run out to Midway Sunday and got
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car wouldn't work and the boys
wouldn't stop at the hotel there be-
cause there was only one bed and they
hired a man to bring them to town
and he charged them $22.5O and they
didn't like it but paid just the same
and the next day AL. went back to
Midway and brought the car in on
low all the way and they won't have
amy Christmas money now and they
swear that they will take no more
trips to Midway no matter how many
girls live there.
i Many are just learning of the mar
riage Of Miss Elizabeth O'Reilly to r.
EC. Smith which occurred several
weeks ago at Wibaux, Mont. Mrs.
Smith is an expert cook, having
served in this capacity at Fishers S
Cafeteria for almost year or since
coming here from Canada. Mr.. Smith
is a son of w. O. Smith, we'll known
farmer residing south of Dickinson.
For the past two years he was en-
gagged in the Farr furniture store.
He is hard working young man and
the firm regrets his departure, as the
young couple left on Monday for
Fargo, where they will make their
future home.