The Dickinson press., 1917-05-19

IN CnlS city last FRIDAY. tlnuer return
to the Vogue for reward.-adv. 1t
Mrs. Geo. Burgess and daughter,
Helen, are expected down from Me-
dora Saturday to visit for several days
with Mrs. l.. H. Rudiselle.
MI. and Mrs. Stephen Schnell and
Mrs. Frank Schnell of Richardton
were in the city on Thursday, getting
dental work done.
C. w. Herstein of the Iowa Settle
ment, rs miles south, autoed in the
latter part of the week to do shop
ping and attend to business.
Mesdames John Redman, Geo. Peli-
sier and w. H. Hardy were among
the visitors down from Belfield on
Thursday.
Mrs. H. A. Davis returned on Sun
day from Fargo, where for six weeks
she was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. M. A. Lefingwell.
The latter part of last week Mrs.
Geo. Bagley autoed in with Mr. and
Mrs. C. d. Schumacher from the
country rs miles south.
Mrs. J. c. F. Parker submitted to
quite a serious operation at st.
Joseph's hospital on Wednesday. Last
reports have her getting along very
nicely.
Misses Efie and Grace Mason of
Quinion were in the city between
trains on Thursday to visit with their
sister, Miss Jennie Mason, and to do
some shopping.
Judge Fred Maser issued a mar
riage license to Miss Hazel Schlangen
and F. E. Smith, both of Fayette, On
Friday, May 18th.
Mrs. Fred Croto and grandson,
Francis Lands, arrived from St. Paul
on Sunday to spend the summer with
Mrs. Croto's sister, Mrs. G.. w. Sarg-
ent, and family of this city.
Mrs. H. F. Ufer plans on leaving
with the children on next Tuesday for
Fargo and vicinity, where they will
spend about two months as guests of
Mrs. Ufer's parents.
John Marty and daughter, Miss
: Elsie, were in last Friday from their
y farm home, close to the southern
Stark county boundary line. While in
the city they. were guests at the S. H.
!. Smiley home.
Mrs. F. C. Ellsworth, who for three
weeks has been the guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Andrew Erdahl, ex-
> pected to leave the latter part of the
, week for her home at Mandan.
t Mrs. j. A. Pavel is entertaining as
her guest since Wednesday her sister
. in-law, Mrs. A. H. Patzer, and two
s daughters, Lorene and Dolores, of
f Glendive, Mont, who will remain here
until Sunday. Z.
Cashier Bert Waddell and Assistant
Cashier Harold Rcse of the Grassy
Butte State Bank autoed in on Satur-
day and remained until the following
day. They were accompanied in by
Wayne Klinefelter, who came in from
his homestead with the intention of
enlisting.
Mrs. Catherine Flynn, who resides
n with her granddaughter, Mrs. w. C.
Crawford, sustained quite severe
: bruises when she accidentally Stun
bled and fell down several steps in the
Crawford home the first Of the week.
She was confined to her bed for sew
eral days but is now up and around
again.
Victor Williamson has purchased
the A. G.. Elfstrom residence on First
Avenue East, and will take possession
in the near future. Mr.. and Mrs. Elf
strom plan on moving to Killdeer,
!, following the latter's operation. Mrs.
: the hospital the middle of the week
: about ten days.
Mrs. O. R. Meyer entertained at a
a 6 o'clock dinner on Wednesday even
ing for Miss Lillian Hanke and the
other nurses of the city, cover being
n laid for Ia. A large bouquet of pink
:, and white carnations formed the table
- center piece. The evening was spent
at cards. Nurse Hanke, who expected
to leave on Thursday for the west, re-
+ ceived a message on Wednesday even
" ing requesting her to await further
~ orders before leaving.
IS Richard "Bud" Dougherty, well
known here as a star member of our
: last years baseball team, wash the
city on Thursday, en- route to the
, metropolis on the Milwaukee branch,
| being engaged to play on the New
England team for this season. The
past winter he has been acting as
athletic coach at Jamestown. He re-
Gently applied for a place in the Of
ficers' reserve corps, but was disquali-
fed because of crooked finger due to
an injury received in a baseball game
several years ago.
A recent article in the Fargo Forum
contained the information that
Thomas M. Pugh, formerly of Fargo,
but of late years, a prominent Duluth,
Mimi, citizen, had died. It added
further that the Attorney Thomas H.
Pugh Of Dickinson was a son Of the
deceased. The latter information is
~erroneousjNas the nan who died in
Duluth is no relation Of MI. Pugh of
Dickinson. Our local attorneys
: father is still alive and enjoying good
health at his old home in Canada.
HEBRON MAN HELD ON
\ BoOTLEGG1NG CHARGE