The Dickinson press., 1917-12-15
What shall I send my Soldier boy?
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What shall / send my Soldier boy?
Ask Welton Mcdonald & Co. 1t
Gold fish free at Greene's Saturday,
with every SOC purchase. Supply lim-
tied. 1t
T. L. Beard and wife are now quar-
tered at the Willard hotel for some
time.
Mrs. Steve Bugar was on the sick
list for several days the past week
with q touch of grippe.
Everybody is planning on attending
the Japanese Bazaar, afternoon tea
day at the Elks hall.
Mrs. John Little disposed the past
week of q half section of land located
near Billings, Mont. The price per
acre averaged about $25.
A fine nine and one-half pound baby
Mrs. P. A. Swanson on December End.
low is Lowell Aaron.
A seven pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Becker of South Heart
at St. Joseph's hospital on Monday.
Mr.. Becker owns a department store
at South Heart but finds time every
once in a while to run down to see
his wife and little son.
L. S. Wead arrived recently from
Minnesota for a short visit with his
daughter, Mrs. S. S. Louks, and grand
daughter, Mrs. P. A. Swanson. He
expects to leave the coming week, ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss
Nellie, for Minneapolis to spend the
winter.
Three new members were added to
the Golden Rule Chapter of the East
ern Star on Thursday evening, A. A.
Dinsdale by initiation and Mesdames
A. A.. Dinsdale and Mary E. Clark by
dimit. Later in the evening a little
lunch was served and cards were en-
joyed. There were not very many out
that evening on account of the ex-
IRENE cold weather.
Hospital Notes: For operations
Peter schieffer, Beach; Dorothy Thor
kelson. South Heart; Mrs. Andrew
city: Mrs. John D. Martin, Gladstone;
Mrs. Joe Murphy, city. For treat
ment-M. B. Peterson, New England;
VIM. Dahlheimer, Belfeld: Mrs. VIM.
G. Armstrong, city; Mrs. John Becker,
South Heart; Frank Hurych, city;
Mrs. L. F. Fisher, city.
Louis Lehman, former organist at
the Lyric and later at the opera house,
was in the city visiting friends for a
few days and left from here on
Wednesday to spend a short time at
his home at Leith, NJ. Oak. Since
leaving here about three months ago,
MI. Lehman has been engaged to play
the pipe organ in the Strand theatre
in Duluth, Mimi, and will return there
from Leith to resume his work.
Aaron Singer, nephew of MI. and
Mrs. H. Singer of this city, passed
from his home at Great Falls, Mont,
army. His brother, Pheneus, who re-
accompanied him as far as Bismarck.
family resided in Dickinson for sew
eral years and he attended school
here. ~.
Mrs. R. H. Craig returned last Fri
day from Lisbon, where she spent a
week visiting her son, Ray, and
family, and also stopped off to see
friends at Bismarck. Rev. Craig went
down. to see, his son the first Of the
week. Ray Craig, who received the
commission of first lieutenant at the
second officers training camp, was
due to report at Battle Greek, Mich,
on December. 18th. Rev. Craig ex-
pected to accompany his son as far as
Fargo, or his way home.
Mrs. Hugh McGillivray was hostess
at a little farewell party for Nurse
Una Tobin last Friday evening, the
nurses of the city and a few of Miss
Tobin's intimate friends being guests.
A very pleasant evening was spent,
Mrs. McGillivray was assisted in
serving by Nurse Helen Cramer. The
guest of honor. was presented with
several rernembrances. Miss Tobin
departed the next day for Los Ange-
les, CAL, to take up a post graduate
course, preparatory to entering active
Red Cross service. Miss Tobin has
been here for several years and has
won the sincere friendship of all who
know her.
Lieutenant Val. Koch who came
home from the second officers train
ing camp to spend a two weeks vaca-
tion with his family, left on belated
No. 4 Thursday to his station with
the 41st Infantry at Fort Crook,
Omaha. While here he was guest Of
honor at a number of informal fare
well affairs, among which were a
dinner at the home of his neighbors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Koffler, on Sun
day night. A number Of prominent
citizens, including l.. A.. Simpson, H.
~. Blanchard, H. A. Burgeson, M. L.
Mcbride, F. K. Wanner L. Tobias,
Nick Hartung and George Brown, also
H. "A. Mackof of Belield and c. G.
Turner of Gladstone, had him as their
guest at dinner at the st. Charles
on Tuesday evening and presented him
with a soldiers wrist watch, as a
token of the high esteem in which he
is held. On Wednesday his sister,
Miss Bertha, gave a big family
Christmas dinner at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Koch.
The guests were a brother, Ray Koch,
and wife, a sister, Mrs. Johann Friesz
and husband and another sister, Mrs.
R. J. Ehli and husband. Other rela-
tives who were invited could not come
due to the great distance. from this
city. Lieut.. Koch was fitted out with
some fine knitted articles, made by his