The Dickinson press., 1917-11-10
LOCAL NEWS
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Who is Number One?
We will self 25c mems hose for 25c.
The Hub. 1t
Look in at the window of the We'll
ton Mcdonald & Co. drug store.
All coats, suits and millinery at
greatly reduced prices at the Vogue.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bird
sail of Gladstone, a son, at St.
Joseph's hospital, November 3rd.
Miss Agnes Elliott, former clerk in
the Reed and Roquette stores of this
city, came in on Monday from Kill
deer for short visit.
Misses Marguerite Rudiselle and
Florence Dickinson left this (Friday)
morning for New Salem to visit until
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. Fisher, who
formerly resided here.
The Vincent Pavlicek family, who
for time resided with Mrs. Paw
licek's parents north of Dickinson,
moved into town the past week. Mr..
Pavlicek is employed in the Berringcr
meat market.
Judge Fred Maser issued marriage
licenses the past week to the follow
ing parties: Vincent Stefan, New
Hradec, and Miss Paulina Hybl, city;
Cecil Roy Baker, Edmunds, and Miss
Ruth Hogue, city.
Mrs. John Robinson, and baby Of
Halliday were in the City the past
week, the former undergoing minor
operation and recuperating st the
Peck home. Mrs. Robinson formerly
resided in this city.
Free matinee at the Elks audi
torium this and tomorrow afternoons,
beginning at 3 o'clock. The great in
dustrial film, ''The Romance of Silk"
will be shown through the courtesy Of
the F. L. Roquette Co.
VIM. A. Just of Rapidan, Minn.,
spent few days the. latter part of
last week as a guest at the home of
Judge and Mrs. Fred Maser. Mr..
Just has land holdings in this vicinity
He left for home on Sunday.
Mrs. J. Leonberger returned last
Thursday after a six weeks absence
in the east. She spent some time Wis
iting relatives at Chippewa Falls and
Stanley, Wis, Duluth and the Cities.
She had a most delightful visit.
Mrs. J. E. Agnew arrived on Sun
day from Mandan for a visit of two
weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Poor. Mr..
Agnew may come up to visit ovcH
Sunday some time before she returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Christianson left
Wednesday on No. l for month";
visit at Montana points. They ex-
pected to visit friends at Culbertson
a daughter at Chinook and son at
Great Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian,
son are parents Of Mrs. N. c.. Jensen
Of this city.
Mary, the infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. o. Schwartz, has been quite
i'll for several days, but was recover
ing slowly the last Of the week. Mrs
Schwartz's sister, Mrs. Clara Halpern
of Hebron arrived ON Thursday to sec
her little niece, and will remain here
until the child is we'll.
Rev. R. H. Craig is the owner of a
Cadillac car, which he drove home
from Fargo the middle of the week
He states that the roads east OF
Valley City were very bad with mud
but that between Mandan and home
he made good time. He started from
Mandan at 7:3O Thursday morning
and arrived in Taylor at 11:35.
A number of couples interested in
bridge met at the J. G. Sanders home
on Thursday evening to make plans
for the organization of bridge club
| Abo,,+ oo,,r1oc will ho1oror orJ y, r
club will be perfected at the next
meeting, which will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson
day.
Henry Brown obtained a ten days
furlough from his duties at Camp
Dodge, Ia., and arrived here on Thurs.
day afternoon to visit his brothers
and friends until Sunday. En- route
home he made business trip to St
Joseph, Mo-, and stopped off at Crane
Forks to visit his mother. He states
that he likes camp life. He is nov
promoted to sergeant.
Mrs. w. H. Burnett entertained
Monday evening for her sister, Miss
Dd1oy w c1uuC1l, "1lOoC CuSdSC1IlClI "
Howard Sanders of Madison, Wis.
was at this time announced. The
method of making the announcement
was quite unique, consisting Of pic
lures in walnut shells. Mr.. Sanders
has been spending the past summer
managing an estate near Grassy
Butte.
Mrs. H. McKeever left on No.
Thursday morning for Des Moines
Ia, to visit for a short time with he1
son, Hugh, at Camp Dodge. Mrs
Leo McKeever left the day before fol
Bismarck to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Vossbeck, former Dickinson
residents, before joining her mother
in-law on the trip. Mesdames Nc
Keever also expect to visit relatives
at Altoona, Was, and Faribault
Glendale and Northfeld, MINI.
F. C. Angliss was in receipt the
first Of the week of letter from his
son, Ernest, who is at Camp Greene
N. C. Ernest stated that the boys
who had been out on the rifle range
had just returned. He is enjoying his
camp life down there as ne has ac-
quired a number of friends, who mako
it very pleasant for him. He says
that if the Red Cross is soliciting 70,
the soldier boys, do not hesitate tC
give the organization your last nickel