The Dickinson press., 1917-11-24

LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
J. A. Heder of Mandan was in the
city Tuesday.
Special Thanksgiving dinner at the
Willard Hotel.-75c per plate. 1t
o. S. Slime, government man with
! headquarters at Washington, visited
the experimental station this week.
Army sweaters for the soldier boys
for Christmas presents. Pagenkopf &
| Gerlich. ~ 11-17-tf
C. P. Borberg, claim agent of the
N. p, was in town this week settling
some claims against the company.
Popular, classical, standard and
operate music-we can obtain any
thing published that we do not stock.
At Greene's. 11-17-tt
The Parish Guild will give chick
en- pie supper, fair, circus and jitney
dance on December 9Th at the armory,
Supper so cents. Circus tickets extra
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gillian and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Carlson of
Hanly sojourned in the city between
trains on Tuesday, doing some shop
| ping and looking after business af-
fairs.
E. J. LeMarre of New England, who
was married this week, brought his
bride to town for a look around.
Anyone, looking at the hotel register,
| could detect the newness of the "and
| wife" which followed E. J.'s sigma
ture.
Mrs. R. H. Carroll and baby Of
Miles City, Mont, made short visit
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Roy
Henderson, on Saturday, going from
here to visit other relatives at Tay-
lor, where she expected to spend a
| week.
C. H. Wiley returned on Sunday
a week before with a shipment of
at St. Cloud to visit a brother, whom
he had not seen for thirty years.
J. J. Murphy, banker of New Eng
land, is reported to be preparing a
quartet Of jitneys for service be-
tween New England and this city. AT
present, E. R. Loomis is operating
stage service between these points
and is one of the most popular men
in that service.
Mrs. A. H. Kirk and baby, who
have been guests Of Mrs. B. c. Ken
nelly for the past two weeks, left on
Thursday for Livingston to join hel
husband, who was transferred to that
point after short time spent here
as N. P. express agent. Mrs. Ken
nelly accompanied her guests as ia.
as Forsyth.
The Ka-na-o club will be entertained
tomorrow Saturday by Miss Emma
Kostelecky. At the last meeting, Miss
Blanche Flanagan being hostess, the
following new members were initial
ed: Misses Kathleen Flanagan, Eve
Nelson, Mildred Perkins and Heller
Belsheim. There are now clever
members in the club.
| Hospital Notes: For treatment
Nick Alorith, city; B. Dilly, Beach,
Chas. Corbett, Belfeld; Blanche Law:
head, Grassy Butte; Mrs. Pau
Schulz, city. For operation-Leonarc
McCammon, Ollie Mont; Mrs. Jacot
Siminis, city; Mrs. S. S. Louks, city
Joseph Kubishta, city, Edmund Pirkl
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w. o. Fletcher, Beach.
F. D. Morford, who left Hebron last
Thursday to spend the winter with his
sons at Spokane, WASH, writes that
he found the weather there about the
same as when he left North Dakota
the mornings being foggy and colo
but the afternoons clear and warm
He states that he saw the big parade
which opened the annual apple show
! J. S. Shumway has sold his farm ir
section 20-141-94, 13 miles north OF
Gladstone, to J. K. Stroh, a promi
nent young farmer who resides norti
of Dickinson. Mr.. Shumway will dis
pose of his personal property at auc'
ton out on the place on Saturday, De.
cember 1st, after which he and his
wife will leave for their old home al
Hancock, Wis, to spend the winter
Mr.. Shumway came to North Dakota
eleven years ago, leaving his agee
mother at the old home. She now
needs her sons care during her de-
clining days, and it is largely on &C
count of this reason that Mr.. anc
Mrs. Shumway return to Wisconsin.
Misses Esther Boehlke, Marguerite
Rudiselle and Florence Dickinson
planned a surprise for Miss Senors
Fogderud and Miss Tina Davidson
last Friday evening, November 16, al
the Rudiselle home by inviting six
teen young ladies to bring their knit
ting and spend the evening. The af'
fair was a farewell for the former
who was to leave shortly to accept :
government position at Washington
and the girls presented her with g
beautiful silver spoon as a remem'
brance. Miss Davidson, who was soor
to become a bride, was showered with
many useful and beautiful gifts fol
her new home. Both the young
ladies were school mates in theil
home town, before coming to Dickin:
son. Light refreshments were served
and jolly evening spent by all pres
ent.
The Dorcas society is making ar.
rangements for Japanese bazaar
which the ladies will hold in the neal
future, sometime in December. None
of the articles are home made btu,
come from one Of the largest import
ing houses, this side of San Francisco
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