The Dickinson press., 1917-09-22

New October records on sale at
Benzies. 9-22-2t
Mrs. Andrew Erdahl~ returned on
Tuesday from Bismarck, where she
spent about ten days visiting her
sister-in-law.
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
Auditor and Mrs Lee Nichols and
son of Mandan autoed to Dickinson
last Friday for a visit until Monday
with Mrs. Nichols parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Mckinley.
/ Mrs. Geo. Glass of Gaylord came to
Dickinson Wednesday to spend some
time with her husband, who is re-
covering from an appendicitis OPERA
ton at St. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Nora Lally and daughter de-
parted on No. 2 Wednesday for Min
neapolis to visit Mrs. Lally's son,
John. They will be gone for at least
two months and may spend the winter.
H. N. Owens, cashier Of the First
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National Bank, and C. E. Peterson,
company, of Killdeer, were attending
to business matters in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Freeman are
expected home tomorrow Saturday
from their honeymoon trip to Min
neapolis. They expected TO stop of en-
route home at Frazee, Mimi, Valley
City and Bismarck.
Mesdames A. E. Johnston and
Maurice Hanson of Reeder were en-
tertained for a short time on Thurs
day by Mrs. J.. G.. Dickey. They de-
parted on No. 2 for Valley City to
attend the w. C. T. U. convention.
Mrs. j. A. Pavel and children, ac-
]companied the formers sister, Aneta
Patzer, back to the latter's home at
Hebron on Sunday morning, spending
the day there. Aneta had been a.
guest at the Pavel home for a week.. :
H. J. Wagner, optical specialist Of
Bismarck, will visit Dickinson pro1es-
sionally, Monday, October LIST. Eyes
tested and glasses fitted, also glasses
changed and renewed. Call and e
him. Office at St. Charles hotel:
ADV. 9-15-3t
Mrs. Paul Zimmerman entertained
on Tuesday evening for her niece,
Miss Matilda LAUGH, who is visiting
her from Chester, Mont, since Sun
day. Covers were laid for Is. Five
hundred was the feature of the even
ing's entertainment.
Albert Rabe entertained about 20
of his friends at his home on West
Willard on Saturday evening". Lunch
was served in cafeteria style at 9
o'clock, Miss Lydia, Albert's sister,
presiding at the table. The evening
was spent with games.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schwebius,
uncle and aunt of George Brown, de-
parted for their home in Jersey City,
N. j., on Monday after a weeks visit
here with their nephew and family.
They e on a return trip from
Oregon, where they visited relatives
and en- route home, expected to lessen
the monotony Of the trip by stop-otts
at Fargo and St. Paul.
Mrs. Albert Nielsen arrived in the
city On Wednesday from Jordan,
Mont, where she and her husband re-
sided on a homestead during the sum-
mer. Mr.. Nielsen is now back at his
old job of foreman of a crew of men
engaged in putting in the block sys-
tenn on the railroad and Mrs. Nielsen
will spend the winter in Dickinson.
She is at present visiting Mrs. Albert
Hake.
Mrs. Frank Roberts, daughter, Miss
Ella, son, Harry, and wife came TO
Dickinson on Tuesday for a short visit
with Mrs. Roberts mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Roberts on First Avenue West,
until the next day. On Wednesday
Mrs. Roberts also entertained her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Pelissier, and
granddaughter, Josephine and Mar
garet, of Belfeld, Miss Margaret re-
naming until Saturday.
Friends in the city are in receipt
of invitations from John J. Steckler,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Steckler, re-
siding north of Gladstone, to attend
his wedding to Miss Marguerite Err
minnie Tuscany at the Church OF
Ascension in Minneapolis on Monday,
September Path. Mr.. Steckler is we'll
known in this vicinity. His parents
are prosperous farmers and old time
residents Of Stark county. For the
ipast four years he has been engaged
in travelling for Swift & Co., having
his headquarters in Chicago. He IS
an earnest, Woodworking young man,
who has won the respect Of all his
friends. ,