The Dickinson press., 1909-11-27

Will Follis is here from Medora this
week for medical treatment at the Stein
hospital.
For Sale - Full blood B. Plymouth
Rock chickens. Inquire of Mrs. A. Ship
lev. II I27-3t
C. E. Tucker. who has had q long siege
of typhoid fever at the Stein, will 60 to
his home at Taylor Sunday.
Miss Rendena Haupt was in the city
Thursday on her way from Devils Lake
to her homestead near Midway.
The Co. X ball given at the armory
Thanksgiving evening was well attended
and a very enjoyable time was had by
everyone present.
Mrs. S. A. Claflin arrived in the
city from jamestown Thursday and
went out to her home near Rainy Butte
the next day.
Mrs. D. j. Cummings has been i'll the
past week threatened with pneumonia
but was reported better on Friday. Her
daughter, Miss Elsie, is also i'll with a
sever cold.
DR.. E. J. Hauser is taking advantage
OF the Thanksgiving holiday. which ne
spent with his parents in Fargo, to at
tend to some business matters there.
Rev. W. ]. Brown went tu Sentinel
Butte Tuesday to hold the regular semi
monthly services there, returning
Wednesday.
Miss Rose Hartung had her foot oper-
ated OH at the Stein hospital this week.
Miss Hartung had injured her foot in
stepping upon rusty nail and there
was danger of blood poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Turner and children
Of Gladstone spent Thanksgiving with
W. A. Carter and family C. H. Ander-
son of Wibaux was in the city Tuesday.
c.. L. Adams. MIR. and Mrs. T. H.
Neal and two children of South Heart
were in Dickinson on Thursday 10 get
tickets for Laurens, Iowa, where they
20 for visit of two or three months.
Next Tuesday night, following the
regular hour of business the Odd Fellows
and their familiesa re invited to gather
at their hall for a social time. The
ladies are requested to bring something
to eat. No soliciting will be done, but
bring what you like.
st. Johns Girls Guild vii have a stall
al the Ladies Guild church fair on
Wednesday December 1, at the opera
house The girls will have choice
selection of Christmas cards. fancy ar
ticles and home made candy. Look Out
for their bed of tulips.
Knute Anderson was brought in from
Oakdale Wednesday and taken to the
Stein hospital. suffering with typhoid
fever. He had been staying at the
Blackburn ranch. where several of the Chi
ldren are reported to be down will
typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Peterson and Mrs.
-William Neuens came down from Medora
the first of the week as soon as they
heard of the accident to their father.
George Schneider. Mrs. Neuens returned
home the middle of the week but Mrs.
Peterson will remain for several days
yet.
Carl H. Anderson of Wibaux. Mont.
and Miss Helen B. C. Blomstrom of Rolla.
N. D.. were married at the Congrega'
tional parsonage by Rev. W. J. Brown or
Thanksgiving evening, November Is al
seven O'Clock. The happy pair will
reside on the erocm's fam about Mint
m lies south of Wibaux.
There was good attendance at th'
union services held at the Methodis
church Thursday evening. Rev. w. j.
Brown gave a fire address. Revs. F. l.
Watkins and John Orchard assisted il
the service. A collection was takel
which will be used for some benevelen
purpose.
A Modern Woodman of America draf
for So, 900 was received the past wee]
by Mrs. VIM. H. Hager. whose HUSBAND
died in Iowa a short time ago. Mrs
Hager is stopping al the home OF C. L
Hager, father of deceased. Secretary j
P. Tingle of the local Woodman Camp
helped Mrs. Hager in preparing tn
death loss papers.
MIR. James Lunn and Miss France
Fisher of Antelope were married in thi
city on Wednesday by Judge John va
der Las, MIR. and Mrs. T. N. Hartun
acting as witnesses. Mr.. Lunn is pros
porous young farmer of Antelope
where both the bride and groom have {