The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17

Born. to Nj. and Mira E. J. Scharf.
July 9. q daughter
Miss Loretta Haas of 81. Paul is q
guest of Miss Mary DAILY.
Sheriff ]. A. WEIGH was attending
court at Mott this week.
TIN; assault case il John Jssshia IS
Mis- sschfopp@o South Dickinson Has
been settled the defendant paying ',he
costs. : q. U
y. a. M.ssRozell Of Sentinel Butte had
an operation for appendicitis al tie
hospital. Wednesday: 81
Miss Mary Rice. living a few miles
out, was operated on for appendicitis
Monday.
J. E. Lepper returned Thursday morn
ing from his visit in Chicago. He will
start hayins x ttweek.
On Friday Dr.. H. Anderson inspected
"a head of horses for the government
which the Dickinson Horse Sales Co.
have sold to be shipped to Cube.
Geo. Ross. son of MI. and Mrs C.
c. Chatham went to Mandan Friday
afternoon to start as passenger brake
man. His run will be from Mandan
to Glendive.
The past week has been a good 1one
for grain. There were several good
shower early in the week and there is
plenty of moisture everywhere. -
Irving Dillivan Of Beach was brought
to the Stein this week for an operation
caused by the affects of a recent attack
of pneumonia.
|. w. H. Merrifield came down from
Medora on Friday. He was accompanied
by Miss Grace Wright, who had been at
the Merrifield home since the Fourth.
Miss Wright was met here by her uncle,
VIM. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Bush and children
returned Wednesday to Bismarck. Mrs.
Bush and the children had been spend
ing 10 days with her sister, Mrs. H. G.
Berry and Mi. Bush came up for them.
Col. CHARLES Hernandez Of Havana,
Cuba, who ,is.--buying y 3.o00ss cavalry
horses in this country. spent some time
in Dickinson the past week. His ship
ment from this city which was to have
been made on the 14th has been post
poned until the 23rd on account of not
being able to get a boat as expected.
Last week the Forum told of natural
izing a woman over 70 years old as if
it was quite a thing. Clerk of Court J..
G. Saunders says Stark county can beat
that by far. Last May. Wm. Palmer,
aged 81 years. of Gladstone. was. made
a citizen. He went about two months
ago to live with a son near Seattle,
making the trip alone.
" The Good Times club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. G. s. Lang
don. Eighteen guests; were present.
Mr.. Langdon came in with a big team
to convey the party to their home. A
fine supper was served with all the sea-
sons delicacies. The club will meet
Friday afternoon of next week with Mrs.
J.. L. Hughes. -,
Capt. George Aud left. this week .f9s
Forest Grove, Oregon, where he will
make his future home. Captain Aud
is one of the old timers of the city,
coming here over Is years ago. He has
taken a prominent part in the city and
county, being at N time postmaster
and justice of the peace. He was a
we'll known insurance and land man
in later years.
The friends of Mrs. J.. A. Palmer
have been greatly troubled by reports
of the condition of her health. Last
spring she underwent a very serious
operation but has recovered. She has
been at the Stein hospital this week for
treatment which gave rise to. reports
of a return of the old trouble. How,
ever the treatment is for an entirely
different trouble and She will return
home in a day or two. = /.
Mrs. S. P. Gotta has been giving a
series of card parties this week at
which she entertained large number
of friends. There was about is present
each evening. Wednesday Mrs. Gotta
was assisted in serving lunch. by Mrs.
J. ". lessen. Thursday evening the
guests were the %neiehbors and Mrs. R.
H. johnson assisted. Friday Mrs. Gotta
was helped by Mrs. A. B. Robinson.
The last Of the parties will be given
next week when Mrs. Gotta will enter
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