The Dickinson press., 1917-09-15

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W. will have a carload of mixed
fruit on sale all next week at special
prices. John P. Berringer. 1t
Mrs. J. G. F. Parker entertained her
band OF the Congregational Ladies'
Aid society on Thursday.
Miss Gladys Candee of Gladstone
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. John Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maser, Jr.,
moved on Monday into apartments IN
the Q. Schwartz residence on Marquee
rite Boulevard.
Dan Murray, night clerk at the
klhm hotel, is enjoying a vacation
visit at his home in the vicinity of St.
Cloud, MINI.
Miss Emma Splichal is engaged as
saleslady In the j. P. Berringer store,
having charge especially of the fruit
department.
James Soules, Jr., who is with the
headquarters company at Valley City,
came up IN Wednesday for a short
visit at his home.
Mrs. Captain Rhoda returned on
Wednesday from St. Paul. where she
went to place Mrs. Abe in a Saliva
ton Army rescue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons, of the SIM
mons Furniture & Hardware Co. at
New England, made an auto trip to
Dickinson on Thursday.
Mrs. J. Freed returned last Thurs
day from Mandan, where she was the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. AL.
Brucker, for a week.
A. H; Brandhagen, who was in the
hospital receiving treatment for abou,
three weeks, was able to leave the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Short of larry
more ranch were here the past week,
being guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. S.
Washer for a few days.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church was entertained by
the third division at the horne of Mrs.
VIM. Fisher on Thursday afternoon.
The members of the Parish Guild of
st. Johns Episcopal church will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Lenneville next
Wednesday afternoon, September 10Th.
The new Glen Casady residence n
mile south Of Dickinson will be ready
for occupancy next week. The house
is 28x30 feet and will make a very
coy. comfortable home. An electric
plant is installed and the wiring all
done.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. B. johnson and
son: Harry, were in the city from
their Daglum farm on Thursday.
Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Widener. who were their guests
for two weeks. left on Tuesday for
their home at Oberon, this state.
Mrs: A: H. .Arnett and daughter,
Miss Catherine. of Shell, Wyo., who
for a week, visited with the formers
mother, Mrs. Lucy Dobson, and also
with Mrs. Arnett's daughter, Mrs. R.
d. Heaton and family, expected to
leave today (Friday) for Walla Wa11a,
WASH. where Mrs. Arnett will place
her daughter in school for the winter.
In addition to the big fall showing
of apparel for ladies and misses, Reed
Bros. Department store is this week
announcing an unusually attractive
sole OF ladies' shoes. During these
DAVIS of high shoe prices. $2.99 and
1898. for up to $500 values, should
living business to the big Reed store
from points . hundred miles away.
Mrs. hdelino Blake. mothcr-in-law
Of Fred Fall. the federal building con-
Gtruction inspector. has lust completed
her second pair of socks for the SOL
der lads, and whoever is lucky enough
to get them will find in the toe a
note stating that the little lady who
knit them vas eighty-three years
young.
John Wock, residing about AZ miles
north 0f tho oityy co1,c ~ o1+lo,1~1,
his crop is not as good as formerly,
still considering the Door year, he IS
satisfied with his yield. From 100
acres of wheat he threshed 1880
bushels; from Is acres oats, 1926 BUSH
els: from 40 acres winter rye, 1865
bushels; from 40 acres barley, $50
bushels.
Mrs. Patrick Mckinley returned on
Tuesday from a delightful trip of
two weeks to Hunters and Chico Hot
Springs: in Montana, and also through
the Yellowstone National Park, the
some friends from Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Mckinley also stopped off for a
two days visit with old time friends
at Bozeman.
w. c. Hearl, of the Reed Bros.
SURE, ID !uSC completing d very HedC
little job in decorating the big window
backgrounds. The work is very ar
tistic and consists Of tan colored pan
els, separated by white pillars. Each
panel has a dash of bluebirds at the
top and a number of tremendously
colored ballon-like circles under
meath. It is all hand work and took
considerable time, but the result is
most beautiful.
Hospital Notes: For treatment
Samuel Robertson, city; Mrs. w. H.
Burnett, city, Miss Ruth Cadwaller,
Manning; Joe Kralicek, city; Miss
Margaret Auth, Medora; A. Nader,
Lefor. For treatment-Max ObrIge-
witsch, city; J. P. Mcdonald, city;
Lloyd Hart, Trotters; Peter Henzel,
Lefor; Hans j.. Larsen, Glend1ve,
Mont; Mrs. Jacob Krier, Gladstone;