The Dickinson press., 1917-11-24

LOCAL NEWS
| Who is Number One?
Senator AL Martin of Sentinel
Butte was in the city Tuesday.
Connie Donoghue left on Monday
for Thermopolis, Wyo., to spend about
| six weeks.
Judge w. c. Crawford made bust
ness trip to Carson, N. Dak., on Mon
day.
Barkdoll's Bitter Sweets and Milk
Chocolates for sale at Knapp's. They
are very good. Try some. 1t
H. w. Newman, one of the depot
clerks, spent Sunday at Mandan get
ting his eyes treated.
Do your gums bleed when you
brush your teeth? Ask your dentist
Green Greene's. ~ i1-17-tf
Steve Gustafson of Miles City,
Mont, was a visitor in the city on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers, Of
New England, stopped over here Tues
day en- route to Bismarck on a busl-
ness trip.
Misses Kathleen Flanagan and
Thelma Osborn went to Sentinel Butte
to spend Sunday with Miss Ruby
Miller.
Misses Margaret Fisher and Viola
Topeka returned on Monday to Their
homes at Antelope after spending a
short time here.
Mrs. R. w. Turner and son, Everett,
of Scranton arrived here last Friday
to be guests during the week at the
John Foster home.
Nels Christensen, manager OF the
Dickinson Grocery Company, went to
Fargo on Monday to spend couple
days on business.
Miss Elizabeth Kajan, who is en-
ployed in the Fisher Cafeteria, re-
turned on Saturday evening after
several days visit at her home at
Hebron.
The valuation crew of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission finished
their work here the first of the week
and went on to Gladstone on Mon
cay morning.
Peter Rakowski, who was formerly
connected with F. L. Roquette q Com
pany's grocery department., has as
sumed charge of the grocery depart
ment of E. C. Best & Co. of this city.
Mrs. J, M. Cooper, mother Of Agent
F. D. Cooper, returned on Tuesday
from Beach, where she visited for a
few days with her son, D. M, who is
an N. P. telegraph operator at that
point.
The epitome of chime recording
clark! The Herald Angels Sing" by
|Mendelssohn and "Adeste tldeles
(Reading) on the Columbia records at
Benzie's. Chime solos with organ &C,
compartment. IL
Mrs. w. H. Flanagan entertained
the G. I. A. ladies at her home last
Thursday afternoon. Lunch was
served at o'clock, Mrs. Flanagan be-
ing assisted by her daughters, Misses
Blanche and Kathleen.
The C. M. Wilkinson family de-
parted on Saturday for Glendo, ::
make their home, Mr.: Williamson tax
ing charge of his fathers farm.
Arthur Davis has severed his con-
nection with the Dickinson Bottling
Works and is now in the employ OF
the Dickinson Ice & Transfer Corn
lpany.
Won suppe's Poet and Peasant
Overture, Parts l and 2, is grip at
the heart-melody that sings its way
into the soul. AS played by the Chi
cago Symphony orchestra on the 20
lumbia records at Benzie's it is a
marvellous rendition. IL
Mrs. J. c.. Auer and family are
planning on leaving the latter part OF
next week for Barron, Wis, where
thew will spend the winter with Mrs.
Auer's folks. They will be Joined at
Christmas time by Mr.. Auer and the
family will return some time in Aprl'.
The Eastern Star will give their
annual children's party on Friday
afternoon, November 3Oth at 3 o'clock.
This will be a masquerade or fancy
dress party. All children of Masonic
or Eastern Star families, IA years o!d
and under, are cordially invited. Ad-
mission price is rs cents. This IN
cludes supper.
Mrs. Miles Bartle and son, Wendell
Miles, who have been here with the
formers mother, Mrs. Viola Homer,
for the past several months, left for
their home near Sentinel Butte on
Saturday. Little Wendell is improving
nicely and they expect to be back
within two weeks for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lawhead, ranch
ers about five miles from Grassy
Butte, came in on Monday to place
their little nine-months-old daughte,
in the hospital, the child being sick
with erysipelas. Medical aid had been
sought out north but it was thought
advisable to bring the little girl here
Reports the middle of the week hac
| Mesdames Sarchet and Spielman OF
New England autoed in on Monday tt
Ispend few hours here shopping ano
attending to business. Mrs. Sarchc'
states that both her daughters are
away from home, Miss Lille REID
taking up commercial course in the
eastern part of the state and hel
sister, Miss Margaret, being engaged
in teaching near New England.
Mrs. David Roberts is expected
back tomorrow Saturday from Glen.
dive, Mont, where she has been
spending the past three weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. w. J. Buckner, anc
family. For the past month, Mr.
lRunlnar has haan in Florida LOOKING