The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

the latter part. of the week for a short
stay.
Mrs. J. H. DAILY is spending a few
weeks at Hunters Hot Springs for her
health.
W. H. Walton left last Saturday for
Hunters Hot Sprinss. expecting to be
absent a month or more
Mrs. Blanche Masters returned to
Hebron yesterday after spending the
week with Mrs. w. E. Baker.
Mrs. W j. Dixon returned to Sentinel
Butte Thursday. having been here for
medical treatment.
Mrs. L. A. Davis entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon.
Misses Rose Appel and Lillian Hanke
of Chicago. two trained nurses. arrived
last week and have Joined the staff of
the Stein hospital.
Philip Forsch of Mott came up Tues
day and had an operation at the Stein
for the removal of his tonsils. returning
home Wednesday.
John D. johnson of Rainy butte and
Miss Alice Nelson of Daglum. N. D..
were married by Judge J. van der Las
on Tuesday.
Robert Berry. a YOUNG lad from Rich
ardton, was brought to the Stein hos
pital Sunday, suffering with a bad case
of pneumonia. He is some better now.
Mrs. L. F. Crawford of Sentinel Butte
was operated .>on at the Stein hospital
Wednesday. MI. Crawford accompanied
her down and remained until after the
operation.
Conductor E. B. McGill, who had been
spending four months in St. Paul.
arrived Thursday and left on the follow
ing day for Glendive to take examina-
lions.
Leo Gilman. who has been employed
all winter in Leonard & Pomrov's
photograph gallery, finished work Friday
and will soon leave for Lennon where
he will open q studio of his own.
1t is expected that the Dunn county
case against Pat Cuskelly of Oakdale
will be heard sometime next week.
probably Tuesday. in this city, before
Judge E. T. Burke of the Fifth district.
1t is expected that a hearing on the
bank case of the Merchants National vs.
Stark county over the legality of the
county depositaries will be held before
Judge Crawford next Monday.
Nickolaus Staadt was brought in from
the country Monday and on Tuesday
underwent an operation at the Stein
hospital for appendicitis from which
he is recovering satisfactorily.
A. w. Olson arrived in the city
Thursday. He came from Lafayette.
Mimi, and is going to take a trip into
the country north of Oakdale, where he
will locate if he finds a suitable home
stead.
Four candidates were initiated by
the Eastern Star Thursday evening,
Mayor and Mrs. G. M. FRYE and MI.
and Mrs. M. L. Ayers. There was a
social time after the degree work with
dancing and light refreshments.
Miss Clara Thacker will begin her
second term of dancing lessons at the
armory next Tuesday evening. Those
intending to take lessons this term
should be present because the school
will not be continued if the attendance
is not enough to warrant success.
W. A. Hart of Sentinel Butte. who
was brought to the Stein hospital last
week, suffering with a broken leg, ex-
poets to be able to 60 home about Sum-
day. He will have to 60 around on
clutches for a while.
Bismarck Tribune: Special Assis-
tant Attorney General F. C.. Hebron
was in the city for a few hours Wednes-
day and called At the capitol. MI.
Heffron states that liquor selling is a
thing of the past in Dickinson but he
does not think that the fight is owe by
any means"
Mrs. v. H. Stickney entertained the
P. E. o. society on Tuesday. Two very
fine papers were read by Mrs. M. H.
Linsley and Mrs. M. A. Scherffus on,
THE Home. the Parent and the Child"
A general discussion followed and Mrs.
Stickney served coffee and cake before
the meeting adjourned.
The ladies of the Dorcas society. who
were so successful in raising funds on
their tag day. received a pleasant sur
prise yesterday when they went to
Boulger & Hughes furniture store to
purchase the bed for the hospital. The
ladies selected a fine brass bed with
mattress and springs complete and
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