The Dickinson press., 1917-07-21

Misses Bernice and Evelyn Denham
of Belfeld were guests on Sunday and
Monday at the o. A. Brown dairy
farm, east of the city.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Garner are en-
pertaining as guests the latter's
brother, c. H. Saunders and wife of
Minot, who are here for a few days,
having come in their car overland.
Mr.. Saunders is a druggist at Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sturgeon en-
tertained as their guests on Wednes-
day the formers brother, George
Sturgeon, and nephew, Thos. Cough
lin, of DeSmet, S. D., who were en-
route on a two weeks pleasure trip
via auto to Montana points. Re-
turning, they will come this way.
Adolph, t~en-year-old o Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Nabigu, passed away
at St. Joseph's hospital on Monday,
as a result of a short illness with
Brights' disease and heart trouble.
The parents, who are farmers in the
vicinity of New England, were with
the boy during his illness here. The
body, which was prepared by Boulger
& Hughes, was taken to New England
on Tuesday to be inferred in the home
cemetery.
Marriage licenses were issued the
pas week from Judge Maser's office
to the following parties: julius G.
LAUDER, Malta, Mont, and Miss
Marian E. Howe on the 18th; Matthias
J. Wagner and Miss Eva M. Huth,
Gladstone, on the 18th; Joseph Kadr-
mas and Mrs. Christina Barta, Dickin-
son, on the 18th; Edward E. Kron-
schnable and Miss Teckla Peterson on
the 10Th.
Among those undergoing tonsil op-
erations here during the past week
were Miss Mabel Dingwall of Grassy
Butte, who has been attending sum-
mer school here, on Saturday; little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mug
gil Of Richardton on Wednesday; two
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. C. Pukraba
of Mineral Springs; Morton, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Mcbride of this
city, and Jake Kapelovitz.
Rev. Fred Kordowick of Richardton,
who is also pastor of the local Luther
an congregation, was accompanied to
Dickinson last Sunday by his bride,
recently of Fessenden, this state.
The people of the Dickinson congrega-
ton we're glad to welcome her and
wish the young couple all happiness.
Recently the members Of the. Richard
ton church rendered their minister and
his bride a rousing welcome by a big
picnic at the Carl Hamann farm, six
miles south of Richardton and pre-
scented them with valuable wedding
gifts
Mrs. G.. L. T. Herbert, who has been
named chairman of the local food con-
servation committee, is in receipt of
a number of pledge cards for Dickin-
son ladies. A number of these cards
are at the Benzie and Greene drug
stores, where they may be called for.
Each housekeeper who fills out one Of
these cards pledges herself to- carry
out the directions and advice of the
food administrator at Washington, D.
c., in the conduct Of her household,
insofar as her circumstances permit,
Upon receipt of ten cents with the
pledge card, the administrator will
forward instructions. The food ad-
ministrator wishes to have as mem
bers only those who actually handle
flood in the home.
The Methodist ladies made good at
their ice cream social on the spacious
court house lawn on Thursday, realiz-
ing about $25. Electric lights were
suspended from the trees over the
tables that were prettily decorated
with sweet peas and other flowers
Sheriff Hartung very kindly assisted
the ladies with the wiring and table
arrangements, and states that he is
willing to give the use Of the lawn fol
any worthy cause. Today friday
the.sMethodist Aid society il serving
Cafeteria lunch at noon in the Bes1
store~and the Standard Bearers, 3
young girls organization Of the
church, are selling ice cream ane
lfrappe in the Dakota Ignite Company