The Dickinson press., 1909-06-05
LOCAL NEWS.

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Mrs. Dugald Stewart arrived Tuesday
from Bowman for a weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. j. E. Phelan.
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DO your work and guarantee satisfaction.
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store. Phone 144J 6-5-tf
. Mrs. j. B. Dodd of Glendive died at
the hospital Monday evening. The case
was q peculiar one. Mrs. Dodd was
operated on successfully and recovering
satisfactorily and her death vas hard to
explain. A post mortem examination
was held and it was found that she did
not have q drop of blood in her body.
The action of tuberculosis of the blood
had caused it to dry up.
John Albert, a brakeman in the
employ of the N. P. for about a week,
was fatally injured Tuesday evening in
the local yards. His right arm and side
were crushed between the engine and q
car which he was engaged in uncoupling.
No one was aware of the accident until
it had happened. He was taken to the
hospital but died the next evening. A
brother, Peter Albert, arrived Thursday
from Fon du lac Wis..and took the body
back on No. 4 Fridsy.
F: During w. A. Carter's absence a few
weeks ago q tramp printer, who had
done good work when the editor Of the
Recorder was around. did some extra
hustling in his absence collecting sub
scriptions but failed to turn in the
money after issuing the receipts. MI.
Carter would be elad-to dive parties
holding these receipts proper credit for
their money and asks to have them call
at his Office as soon as convenient.
James. Soules was given a surprise
Friday evening Of last week. the occasion
being his birthday. About Is boy and
girl friends gathered at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Soules.
and spent a merry evening. Amusing
games and contests were in order. In
m contest the boys were given papers
and q sample of some girls dress.
They were required to match the sample
and write a description of the dress.
The girls were given a slip with one of
the boys names and require to describe
his personal characteristics. Other
games including a unique spelling
match furnished lots of fun. Mrs. Soules
served an elaborate lunch, assisted by
Mrs. r. H. Johnson.
Sixteen of" Dickinson's best behaved
and best looking babies were the guests
of Miss Josephine Rudiselle Wednesday
evening the occasion being q momen-
tous one her first birthday. The mothers
of the sixteen babies came also and were
the guests of Baby Josephine's mother,
Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle. It was a unique
gathering and a feature was the taking
of a photograph by a representative of
the Northwestern Magazine which will
appear in a forth coming issue Of the
magazine. The mothers spent the after
noon in a social way and were served
with a delicious luncheon by Mrs.
Jennie Gordon of Franklin. Pa. Mrs.
Herbert HauRhton and Misses Marguerite
Rudisl]e and Ethel Parker. For the
babies there Yves q Jack Homer pie with
souvenir toys for each little quest.
Mrs. Mildred Dobson and Mrs. John
Dobson were at home on Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons of this week at
the home of the latter and the two
affairs were without doubt the prettiest
home parties of the spring. About 40
quests were present each afternoon. The
house was very attractively decorated
with flowers and plants in the different
rooms. Especially pretty was the table
in the dining room with its beautiful
flowers. The time was spent in. card
playing until about five o'clock when a
most delicious luncheon was served by
the hostesses. They were assisted by
Mrs. George Dobson, Mrs. j. C. Haskin
of Mandan and Misses Lou Arnett, Cola
Litch and Jennie Freeman. On Thurs
day afternoon the same order was carried
out with the same ladies assisting.