The Dickinson press., 1917-12-29
Special New Years dinner at the
Willard hotel-12 to 2:3O and 6 to 3.

Special New Years dinner at the
Willard hotel-12 to 2:3O and 6 to 3.
Army sweaters for the soldier boys
for christmas presents. Pagenkopfs&
Gerlich. 11-i7-tf
Hair goods made to order from
corhblrgs. Katie Novstrop, Tele-
phone No. 329 K. 209 Second Avenue
West. In
Mrs.fW. N. Poor has been quite i'll
since last Friday and is still in bed,
although she was reported feeling a
little better the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Booky are proud of
their fine Christmas present, an eight
pound son, who arrived at st. Joseph's
hospital on Monday, December 24th.
George, the little thirteen-ays-oid
son Of Mr.: and Mrs. Louis Kosteleclzy
Of New Hradec, died the latter part
OF last week. !nterment was made
in the New Hradec cemetery.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Dickinson Chapter of the
National Red Cross will take place at
2:30 in the Red Cross rooms next
Tuesday afternoon, January LIST.
Miss Agnes Fay, stenographer in
the law office of Casey & Burgeson,
is spending a two weeks vacation at
her home at Crystal, N. Oak. Mrs. C.
Thomson is relieving her for that
time.
Marcus Gress, John Fink, Ole T..
Olson, Rafael Gress and Peter Gress,
Jr., all of Richardton were here on
Thursday on the Gress probate ca
ATTORNEY Benjamin Rigler was also
here on the same case.
Mrs. Mae l.. Moran enjoyed a visit
the past week of her two sons, Ed
munG Luff, who is attending Bethel
Acadamy in st. Paul, and his brother,
Arthur, of Mandan. They expect to
visit with their mother until Saturday.
The regular meeting of the Congre-
gaMQnal Ladies' Aid society will oe
in the 'parlors of the church on Thurs
day.. January 3rd. Mesdames C. Fl.
Starke, Thos. Nottingham, j. w.
Taylor and O. G. Belsheim will be the
h~ostesses.
Mrs. R. D. Banning and baby, who
came here from Dillon, Mont, about
two months ago and have been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
LaVine, left on Wednesday for Butte,
Mont, where they will be located in
the future.
tMesdames A. R. Fossum and A. A.
Allen, had as their guests for over
Christmas their mother, Mrs. J.. +.
Karcher, sister, Miss Edith, and
brothers, George and Charles, OF
Jamestown. The guests left for home
on, NC. 4 Wednesday.
Miss Veronica Hajny, of the % Reed
store, entered the hospital on Thurs
day evening, expecting to undergo an
appendicitis operation this friday
morning. Her mother, Mrs. Braun,
was expected to arrive from Sweet
Briar on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna Steele Of Glendive,
Mont; arrived here on Wednesday
from Mandan, where she had been Wis
itipg, and is spending a few days as
a guest at the C. H. Wiley home.
Mrs. Steele is a former Dickinson
resident. Her son, Mack Steele, IS
now engaged as an engineer on the
N. P. on the Dickinson lendive di-
vision.
Some kid must have been afraid
that Santa wasn't going to supply him
with q tree this season because the
one. which Manager Marshall was
saving to do duty in the dining room
of MesVillard hotel, was carried away
a few nights before the big day. A.
boy was seer going in a northwesterly
direction with a tree much similar to.
the enc that was taken from the VIII
lard and it is probable that the tree
| was ;tha same