The Dickinson press., 1917-10-27

Just received some Dairy Farm
Sausage, Phone 173. Lee Grocery. 1t
Saturday, October q, 1-3 off on all
hats at Bowen's Millinery. 1t
For anything in fresh meat and
oysters call at Lees Grocery, Phone
173. 1t
Money to Loan-I have large sums
OF money to loan on farm lands at a
low rate of interest. Max Hendrick,
Dickinson, N. D. 7-28-tf
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. M%eisner of Fry
burg are the parents of a fine little
daughter, who arrived last Thursday
at the local hospital.
P: j. Best of Sentinel Butte, son of
p. c. Best Of Minneapolis, owner Of
the local Best store, was a guest at
the store the middle of the week.
The Patriotic Aid will give a
Thanksgiving dance on Wednesday,
November 2Sth, in the armory. Fine
music is arranged for. Admission
$1.O0.
Miss Barbara Suits, who visited for
oiiiNC "SCho az Vic 1cOISC IdIhCI
ranch and also with friends at
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirby and son,
Sidney, returned on Tuesday from
Mandan, where they visited for two
weeks with a daughter, Mrs. Sidney
Carkin.
Guy Hunter moved his garage
building the past week to the l.. J.
Dickinson place on First Avenue
West. where the family recently
moved.
Mrs. R. M. Crandall and daughter,
May, returnd on Saturday from De-
trot, Mich, where they visited for
about six weeks with RMS. Crandell's
people.
On account of new rulings from the
Food Administration, the Russell
Miller Milling Co. will buy
ing Durum. wheat from farmers on
November 1st.-adv. 1t
Mesdames H. j. Gruschus and Geo.
L. Mawhinney entertained Miss
Rapp's band of the CONGREGATIONAL
Aid society at the home Of the former
on Thursday afternoon.
The I. o. O. F. lodge cabbaged onto
$500 worth of Liberty Bonds Tuesday
night. Some wag remarked that a
transposition of the letters F. O. o. T.,
represents "For Our Own Interests"
Christmas is coming! Why not
buy. a Dunlap Silver Blade Cream
whip for your friend. For sale by
the Congregational Ladies Aid.
Phone Mrs. j. V. lessen, 20 x. lip
On account of new rulings from the
Food Administration, the Russell
Miller Milling Co. will commence buy
ing Durum wheat from farmers on
November 1st.-ad>. 1t
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet on the afternoon of
Thursday, November LIST, at the
church parlors and will be entertained
by Mesdames E. A. Lillibridge, Hugh
M~cGillivray, Geo. A. Perkins and
John Leask.
Del Cutnaw, proprietor of the Dick
lnson Wiring & Electric Fixture Co.,
has been awarded The contract of
wiring and electrically equipping the
new theatre building on Sims street,
to be opened by Tom Vallancey of
Glendive on Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. F. L. Roquette invited a few
friends of her niece, Miss Vera Ro-
quette, in to a 6 o'clock dinner on
Monday evening, it being Miss Vera's
18th birthday. Halloween decora-
lions used and a big birthday
cake was a feature OF the lunch.
Mrs. Jennie Ware moved the first
of the week into the Saunders house
recently vacated by Court Stem
ographer R. V. Boulger and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bingham and
family moved the first of the week
into the house vacated by Mrs. Ware.
MI. Bingham is engaged in railroad
work.
Lloyd RAIDER, who has been spend
ing "a good deal of his time since his
return at his dairy. farm north of
the city, expects to leave for Bis
marck on Sunday to get his family.
They will return the fore part of the
coming week and will reside in the
Tollefson house on Second Avenue
East.
Miss "A. >. SCeln, VINO, Win ler
mother, the past four years has been
out on her farm near Hanly, returned
to Dickinson on Thursday to spend
the winter here. They are residing
First Avenue East. Miss STEMS
farm was left in the care Of her
brother, Henry.
The Parish Guild will give its an
nual Hallowe''e EN- dance and card party
lin the Commercial Club rooms on
Wednesday,, October 31st. Dancing
will begin at $50 and good music Is
assured Those playing cards may
Fgather att o'clock. Admission so
Icents. The admission fee includes
lunch come and have 4 genuine good
time. 1O-20-2t