The Dickinson press., 1917-11-10


ton Mcdonald & Co. drug store.
All coats, suits and millinery. at
greatly reduced prices at the Vogue.
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See the display in the window OF
the Welton Mcdonald & Co. drug
store.
F. w. Grout of Hebron writes to
have the address of his paper changed
! to Pasadena, CAL, so that he can keep
in touch with news of his home vi
cinity.
Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Femme and son
and Mrs. Ernest Duquist and son of
Hebron were guests for the week end
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jaeger, resid'
ing near the cast brick plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Blanchard are
enjoying a visit from the formers
father, H. ]. ST., who arrived recently
from Colby, Wis, and will spend sew
cral weeks here The past week he
visited his daughter, Mrs. L. w.
Richter at Belfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Nichols Of
Pierce were in the city the middle of
the week to take out some household
etfetcs, which had been stored here
sine they moved away. They are now
located on Mr. Nichols fathers farm.
Frank Knaup, driver for the Martin
Schiller dray line, is suffering from
broken ankle since Wednesday,. His
team became frightened at the corner
of Second Street and Second Avenue
IWest, throwing the driver in such a
manner that the wagon passed over
his foot.
All coats, suits and millinery at
greatly reduced prices at the Vogue.
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The Patriotic Aid Society of Dick
inson has announced a Thanksgiving
benefit dance to be given on Thanks
giving eve, Wednesday, November
28th. This dance is given for the
purpose Of raising funds for the mess
funds of Dickinson's soldier boys.
Massarek's orchestra will furnish
music, and the dance will be given in
the armory. Every citizen of Dickin-
son and vicinity should consider it a
duty to purchase a ticket for this
occasion.
Palmer Anderson, who about five
months ago came out to visit his
brother, H. Anderson, residing a short
distance northwest Of the city, depart
ed on Thursday morning for his
home at Appleton, Wis.,, to again take
up his former position as clerk in a
department store. He expects to he
summoned in the next draft call and
wanted to spend some time with his
folks. MI. Anderson liked it out here
fine and made great many friends
while here.
O. R. Kelsey of Miles City, Mont,
who two weeks ago, while en- route
east with a stock shipment, suffered
a sudden attack of appendicitis, and
had to be taken off at Dickinson for
an operation, is making rapid re-
covery and expects to leave for home
tomorrow Saturday. Mrs. Kelsey
and baby came down the latter part
Of last week to see him and while
here were guests at the j. G. Sanders
home. Mr.. Kelsey's operation was
performed by DR.. Garberon Of Miles
City.
Mrs. Anna O'Malley and daughter.
Mrs. Ed. Laey, and baby, left for
Mrs. O'Malley's home in st. Paul on
Saturday, following few days visit
with Mrs. j. C. Flynn of this city.
Mrs. O'Malley went to Spokane,
WASH, the home Of her daughter,
last August, accompanied by Mrs.
Flynn. The latter returned after an
absence Of several weeks but Mrs.
O'Malley remained west until now,
taking her daughter back with her FOR
a visit Of probably throughout the
winter.
The young married couples card
club met on Thursday evening at the
home cf Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Erdahl.
This is new club composed Of the
younger set and has eight couples as
members. It is a rule of the club
not to serve the usual 7 o'clock din
ner in more than three courses. Mrs..
Erdahl carried out a scheme of yel-
low in the candles and shades, place
cards and tally cards. She had the
assistance of Misses Ethel Parker and
Katherine Ferguson. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Branick.
John Steckler, an old timer in
Dickinson and vicinity, is again MAX
ing Dickinson his home, having rented
his big farm ~ miles north of Glad
stone to his eldest son, Martin. Mr..
Steckler came to Dickinson in 1898,
and later took homestead south Of
the city, returning number Of years
later. After making his home here
for some time he purchased his pres
ent farm and after years Of hard work
has decided to take a little rest.
There are three children of school
age and it was a great deal on their
account that the family moved back
to town.
All coats, suits and millinery at
greatly reduced prices at the Vogue.
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