The Dickinson press., 1917-10-20

I1elp the WOmen'S Liberty Loan
drive. Husband, buy a bond for your
wife. You have until January 18th to
pay for it. :
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
The hearing of the Caldwell will
case took place in County Judge Fred
Maser's office on Monday and the will
is now admitted to probate. w. F,
Burnett, R. H. johnson of this city
and F. H. Register of Bismarck, are
the executors.
The card party given by the Royal
Neighbors in the Odd Fellows hall
last Friday evening was very well at
tended, supper being served to about
70. Some of the young folks enjoyed
a little dancing toward the close of
the affair. The decorations were all
in Halloween style.
Mrs. David Roberts was hostess to
eight ladies on Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Abbie D. Pond, who is visit
ing here from Newfane, VT. The
guests spent the afternoon with knit
ting and old time "reminiscences and
at 6 o'clock were served a fine dinner.
Mrs. Pond expects to leave for home
next Monday.
Mrs. J. c. Flynn, daughter, Miss
Bessie, Mrs. John Foster and Miss
Bina Carroll autoed out to Killdeer on
Monday, where Misses Flynn and Car
roll remained to attend institute.
Miss Carroll is teaching school in
Dunn county and was home for the
week end visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Carroll.
The local Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks celebrated the strike settle
ment with a fine feed at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Davis, following
their regular lodge session on Tues
day evening. Miss Flossie Ottman,
clerk at the freight house, was init
ated as a new member Of the order
at the lodge meeting.
Mrs. T. J. Costello and little son,
George, arrived from their home in
St. Paul last Friday for a months
visit at the home of Mrs. Costello's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nolan.
Mrs. Costello is better remembered by
a good many here as Miss Mary
Nolan, formerly county superintend-
ent of schools here.
Mother Isadore, superioress of the
Notre Dame Sisters of Mankato,
Mimi, visited in Dickinson on Wednes-
day. While in this vicinity she Wis
tied the New Hradec, Sheffield and
New England parishes and made ar
engagements to send sisters to take
charge of the new school at New
Hradec. They will arrive the first of
the year.
Hospital Notes: For treatment
Mrs. H. E. Eggelson, Killdeer; Mrs.
L. H. Watts, Oakdale; Chas. Stuart,
Manning; j. E. Wimber, Killdeer;
Mrs. John Gleisinger, Lefor; Mrs. J.
P. Tingle, city; Mrs. G. Meisner, Fry
burg. For operations-Mrs. VIM.
Burns, Sentinel Butte; Mrs. ]. Trum-
bull, Fallon, Mont; Wendell Bartle,
Bonny View.
Miss Annie Barbeau arrived from
Montreal, Canada, on Sunday and re-
lates of quite an experience in cross
ing the border. She was detained for
two days at Port Huron, Ontario, by
the immigration officials who wired
back to Montreal regarding her mis-
sion here. They are very strict and
keep a close vigil over all coming and
going.
Miss Olga Anderson, who was in
the city during the past summer at
the 2. A. Tollefson home, was married
on Thursday evening to Martin Scow
at Regent, the young couples home
town, where the bridegroom is inter-
ested with his father in the garage
business. Friends of the bride in
Dickinson expected to go down for
the wedding, providing the roads were
not too bad.
There is a current that Lloyd
RAIDER, who now holds the office of
deputy state dairy commissioner at
Bismarck, may shortly resign this po-
sition and return to Dickinson where
he will embark in business. The Press
reporter base been unable to see Mr..
RAIDER to verify this report. Mr..
RAIDER was a Dickinson visitor for a
short time the past week, but has
returned to Bismarck again.
Mesdames j. V. and Fred lessen
motored to New England on Wednes-
day morning to get Mrs. Valdemar
lessen, who since Sunday visited with
the Tom lessen family. Mrs. VALDEZ
mar lessen expects to visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mo1r,
and other relatives until the first of
next week, when she will leave to join
her husband at Casper, Wyo., their
new home, where he will engage in
the lumber business. For the past
several years, since moving from
Dickinson, they resided in Columbus,
Mont.
M. A. Scherffius spent the week
end last week at Miles City, Mont, on
matters connected with his jewelry
store at that point. Julius Breda, who
spent the past two months at the
Miles City store, is expected back to-
morrow Saturday to resume his
work here.