The Dickinson press., 1917-12-29
LOCAL NEWS
Mail orders filled the same day rs.
received at Greene's. 11-17-tf

Mail orders filled the same day rs
received at 1Greene's. 11-17-t1
Receiver Ed. J. Hughes was able tc
be out a little on Monday after being
confined to his home for nearly a week
with bronchial trouble.
c. C. Turner and family, Mrs. Mary
H. Turner and Mrs. Vivian T. Dietsche
were the Christmas guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. N. Wylie at Belfeld.
Mrs. James Trumbull of Boscabel
Wis, is spending couple weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Childs
Mrs. Trumbull will visite here for an
other week.
Mrs. ]. G. Mullaney of Medora, who
has been spending some time at the
J.. o. Mullaney home here, underwent
a critical operation at st. Joseph's
hospital on Wednesday.
Officer Graf found a man Christ
mas night prone in front of Joe Tutil-
mans store. He was intoxicated and
nearly frozen. The officer took him tc
his home. The Christmas spirit was
mot dead this s
Miss Zenka Irma Trinka, city IL
brarian, left on Saturday for a weeks
visit at her home at Lidgerwood, N.
Oak. During her absence the library
is under the direction of Miss Rose
Minirberg.
MI. and Mrs. B. E. Noark left on
Saturday morning to send Christmas
with Mr.. Noark's mother in Nebraska.
His brother, who is stationed at Camp
Funston, Kansas, will also be home on
furlough.
Pat Raidy, city salesman for the
Gamble Robinson Fruit Company, ex-
poets to leave tomorrow Saturday
for the company's headquarters at
Bismarck on a business mission.
Miss Genevieve Burrell of Devils
Lake, arrived on Sunday, to spend the
holidays with the w. L. Richards
family. Miss Burrell is taking up a
special English course at the univer-
sity of Minnesota. :
Miss Evadna Pugh, who is engaged
in stenographic work at Glendive,
Mont, came home on Monday to spend
Christmas week with her parents, At
torney and Mrs. Thos. H. Pugh, on
Third Avenue West.
Frank Kuss, formerly of this city,
arrived on Christmas day from his
home in Minnesota, and will spend two
weeks here visiting Ray Graf, before
continuing his way to Beach, where
ne will assume charge Of the Sentinel
Butte Saddlery Co. shop.
F. M. Obrigewitsch, a former Dick
inson boy, writes that he is now at
Wellington, Ohio, and is engaged as
second miller with the Wellington
Flour Mills Co. He says he likes his
work and he. likes the town, and
further says, "send me that old home
town paper"
Miss Helen Scheidt, one Of the oper-
ators at the local telephone exchange
accepted the chief operatorship of the
office in her home town, Courtnay, this
state, and left to assume her new
duties on Saturday. Miss Clara
Abrahamson of Valley City came that
SAME day to take Miss Scheidt's plac,.
Alfred and Harry Fisher, who arr
taking up business at the Aakers
and Interstate business colleges, re-
spectively, at Fargo, came home on
Saturday for a two weeks vacation.
Returning they will be accompanied
by their cousin, William Offet, OF
Gladstone, who will specialize at the
Agricultural college in carpentering
and gas engineering.
Sheriff Teddy Hartung was a busy
man this year remembering his NUM-
erous friends. Teddy says that If lie
forgot anybody, it vas not due to lack
of thought because he had tried to re-
member them all. In addition to his
many friends who were remembered
with gifts, several poor people were
the recipients of his bounty. Even the
bachelor club was on the list. We
know for a certainty that thirty-four
the doughty sheriff.
Ray Graf was very pleased this
Christmas with the present he re-
ceived. It was not anything of great
material value, it was neither gold
nor silver, no jewels ornamented 1t.
mo price mark had been carefully de-
|leted. Reckoned in dollars and cents,
the gift would not have rated high on
the exchange but it was the best
present in the world-a photograph Of
his mother. A kindly-faced woman
with the SHOWS of winter in her hair,
smiled out at him and his Christmas
was made merry thereby.
Miss Meta Hoist, who teaches in
the Rhoades district at Grassy Butte,
came in on Saturday to spend the
holidays with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. j. Hoist, the length of her vaca-
ton depending on the weather. An
other Rhoades district teacher, Miss
Rita Conway, also came in via stage
and took the train the next day for
lher home at Bismarck. Miss. HOIST