The Dickinson press., 1907-08-10

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Twenty cases of typhoid. fever have
been reported in this city.
w. S. Campbell returned Thursday
night from a few days business stay in
st. Paul.
J. 9. Adams, the Milwaukee townsite
man. has been spending several days in
the city.
Geo. Rapp, Pete Berg and party were
at their Adams county homesteads this
week.
H. c. Durham of DeSmet.. S. D, left
this, city with q party Sot@llandseekers
"Wednesday. :. -.
/ The Consolidated Coal Co. receivedA
mines ibis week. 3 ~ !
MRS.. P. $Lowery came down fron
Belfeld Thursday evening on her wav
to- Fargo and Grafton.
Mrs. J. E. Phelan has been quite iii 4
her home this week, but was reporter
yesterday as being better. =
William Dickinson is in Minneapolis
to purchase goods for the store and
visit his sister. Mrs. Eddy. i
Miss Elsie Pelissier returns this week
from a several weeks visit with rela,
t'ves in Sheridan. Wyoming. h
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dehlinger, returned
Tuesday from a few weeks, visit in New
York and other eastern states.
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson desires TO meet
the members of the Ladies Aid society
at her home next Monday evening al
7:3o.
The commercial club trustees were
unanimous in voting that the CITY;
should accept the Young park gift at
once. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weathers re.
turned Wednesday night from a months.
visit with relatives IN Robert Lee, \
Texas. =
Insure your crops against hail in the
Northwestern Fire & Marine Insurance:
Go. Everett Real Estate &. Loan Co..
Agents. 8-1o.tff
A: b. Grambs went down to Bismarck
Friday to visit Mrs. Grambs, who is re-
ported as recovering nicely from, her
recent operation. >. I
4 Fred lessen and, family, who have
been spending several days at the home.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. lessen. left Thurs
day for their home in !Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson Of
Yule were in the city Thursday on their.
way to Cotton, S. D., where they will
spend two months with relatives.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will hold a lawn social at the:
home of Mrs. M. H. Linsley next Thurs.
day evening. August IS, from ? to 10
o'clock.
Mrs: ]. B. Thompson and Mrs. ].
{. Thompson. left Thursday for
a two weeks visit at Detroit Lake, MINI.
They. will visit at the summer home of
Frank Thompson at the lake.
Rev. FIR. Rabsteinek and George
Ryder were in Richardton Wednesday
to assist in setting up the machinery in
the new Office of Der Volksfreund. Fl.
Rabsteinek went down again Friday.
John Martin, who is interested with
J. M. Westberg in stock raising in the
vicinity of Oakdale, was in the city
Thursday en- route to East Grand Forks,
after paying a visit to, his brother inothe
country north. % y J 4 ! : -.
Mrs. Ida; Hopkins has decided that
she eannot' 60 to the Jamestowns.tex-
position on the Forum trip won BY her
lastsspring and the management of this
popular Fargo daily have sent her a
check for 500 in lieu of the trip. "a
H. R. Folscoft has leased one of the
Haskin buildings on Willard strTe9Eft5aihd
will move. his harness the
new place the coming week. MI. Fols-
croft found the Clough street building
much too small for his work, which has
incroaoed vary pon~h o;~oo ho ,<..<oI
last fall. He is fortunate to get the new
place.
Among those who are receiving treat.
ment at the Dickinson hospital this
week are John Fleet of Wibaux and C.
Shoitell from the country, suffering
with typhoid fever; Earl, the young son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Partridge, recover
ing nicely from an operation; the eight
years old son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Pyrbyl,
recovering from an operation for ap.
Pendicitis and Mrs. John Wilhelm, who
has beer receiving treatment. is much
better.
Fifteen of the ladies of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal
church took a trip Thursday into the
country south of Gladstone TO the home
of Mrs. Dave Brown, where a very pleas
ant social was held. It was Mrs.
Browns birthday and the ladies pres
scented her with atnumber' Of beautiful
presents. Mrs. Brown served anssexcel-
lent lunch and all of the ladies' did
justice to the FEAST. The day was most
pleasantly spent and. anS:repert 4. most
enjoyable time. : = s. 4
Mrs. F. r. Swickard and Mrs. W., C..
Crawford entertained charniin9ly some:
fifty :of. their lady friends Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of. the latter at
"6yes O'clock tea" The floral decora-.
tons were very handsome, the artistic:
residence furnishing an attractive set
ting for beautiful sweet peas And .ppup,,
pies usedfin lavish. profusion. The.
dainty "tea': was daintily$ served lin.
courses by Misses Nolap, Bhelap,
Marjorie Cuskelly and Flossie Jennings,
and while the guests paid the choice.
Eviands the compliment of fullest ap-
Epreciation, various topics Of general and
especial interest were thoroughly dis
dnssed. The favors were sweet peas
and pretty floral baskets "A.
social half hO,,y IN the 1;o 80 follon,aJ