The Dickinson press., 1917-12-22

Special Christmas dinner at the
Willard hotel-12 to 2:3O and 6 to 8.
Army dress shoes. Pagenkopf 4
Gerlich. 11-17-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver M. Sipes of
near SiX-Mile in the Grassy Butte
country, brought their son, Darrell, to
Dickinson last Friday, the boy being
sick with pneumonia and Brights' dis
ease. He submitted to an operation
on Wednesday morning.
Donald Palmer, who has been work.
ing in a bank at Fargo, is expected
to arrive here today (Friday) for a
short visit with old friends, he having
taken up several years of high school
work in this city. From here he will
go out to Manning to visit his folks.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Red Cross will not meet on Monday,
December oath, this meeting being
postponed until the following Monday,
December 31st. This committee urges
all the girls to come as there is q
great deal to be done in preparing
surgical dressings and bandages.
!. A letter just received from 1t. Val.
Koch states that Mr.. Koch, who is
with the 41st, Inf. at Fort Crook, Neb.,
may be sent from there in about siN
weeks. He does not know his desti-
nation. He sends regards to all
friends and says that he will write
them just as soon as he gets settled
into his new place. He writes that
he is in good health and feeling fine.
Number 2 carried a car of drafted
men through here Sunday that had
been gathered from Montana and
Idaho. They were members of the
engineers corps and were bound for
Washington, D. C. While here they
were the recipients of pop corn and
candy from girls on the platform and,
in return had one of their number,
who was a Black man, to do some
jigging.
The next food demonstration by
Miss Julia Newton will be given on
Saturday, January 9Th, at 2 o'clock
and will constitute the program Of
the City Women's Federated club
meeting. It will be a meat demon
stration, and besides showing ways Of
, cooking meat TO economic and col-
serve, there will also be several point
ers on canning. Miss Newton, as
home demonstration agent, WORKS
under the auspices Of the extension
department of the state agricultural
college, and her work is financed D,
the government. All ladies of the
club and also ladies not members are
cordially invited to this meeting
Come and share in what the Govern
,,,o~4 F,,x wv ,r1 ao f,.ao Of ~, o1on
The teachers of the Dickinson
schools are, most Of them, leaving TO-
day (Friday) to spend their mid-yea1
vacations out of the city. Miss
Wright goes to her home at Lincoln.
Neb.; Miss Thompson leaves to visit
a sister at Darcy, N. OAK; Miss
Harris for her home at White Bear
Lake, Mimi; Mr.. Huntington will visit
friends at Aberdeen, S. Dak.; Miss
Grant, plans on spending some time
in st. Paul, where she will be met by
Miss Anna Hillesheim of Sleepy Eye.
Mimi, our former principal. From
the, Cities Miss Grant may go on
to Wisconsin. Miss Goepfert is bound
for her home at Watertown, S. Oak;
Miss Turk for Valley City; Miss
Shank, Minor, N. OAK; Miss Wins
low, Brownsville, Mimi; Miss Sehla-
bach, will be with a sister at Lisbon;
Misses Best and Dunlevy, .Hillsboro,
N. Oak; Misses Danielson and Lind
gren, Red Wing, Mimi; Miss Gaines.
jamestown; Miss Bagemiel, Casselton
and Minneapolis; Miss Mason, Quin-
ion; Miss Nepstad, Cakes, N. Oak;
Miss Power, Portland, N. Dak:; Miss
Hanson, Aneta; Miss Oxton, Finley;
Miss ,.Lingstead, Halstead, Mimi
Misses Kyle; Sommers and Dickson
and MI. Gray will remain here dur
ing the holidays.