The Dickinson press., 1910-12-03

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Harry Hauser of Fargo was visiting
his brother. Dr.. E. j. Hauser, for several
days last week.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Jensen. located south of Dickinson.
died this week.
Francis, the four-weeks' old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Walker. died of
spinal meningitis on Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Poor entertain ned on Friday
evening in honor Of Mrs. c. E. Task.
Cards and luncheon were the features.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Boxrud and MI.
and Mrs. Clyde Bowers spent several
days the past week in Missoula, Mont.
The seven-months' old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Regeth. who live at
Libby Butte. has very bad case of
infantile paralysis.
Hughes & Deiters are installing
central heat in the Dakota National bank
building, which is a guarantee of
warmth and comfort in the building in
the future.
Walter Junkin has his large dairy
barn about completed in the rear of his
home on Second Ave. W. Mrs. Junkin
expected her Jersey cows in from the
Vranna herd this week.
Mrs. J. j. Ryan entertained few
ladies at he home last Wednesday after
noon. The ladies brought their sewing
and enjoyed social time and de-
licious luncheon.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men and Enginee!s will give their
second annual ball on December Is.
The music will be furnished by Stein
bruck's orchestra of Mandan.
A warrant was issued early in the
week for the arrest of Willard and Cecil
Randolph, with o. L. Rapp complaining
witness. The charge is horse stealing
and the parties all live at Belfeld.
DR.. E. j. Hauser, dentist. moved his
Office rooms this week from apartments
over the Reed Bros. store to the rooms
recently vacated by Dr.. Stephen Fisher
in the Jessen building. which are also
being occupied by Dr.. vande Erbe,
physician.
j. C. F. Parker and Geo. Waggoner
were in Bismarck on Saturday and Mon.
day looking after suit in justice cour'
against Joe LeClalr. Attorney F. E.
McCurdy looked after the legal end ir
Bismarck, which resulted in our people
getting full poss session of an automobile.
Hazel Fox has mild case of diptheris
and is quarantined in her room at the
Fox residence. This, with the case oi
Mrs. Norman McPhee and one in the
eastern part of the city are the only
diptheria cases in the city. The quar-.
antine on the Eyer residence has been
raised this week.
State Manager Elmer Collis of the
Brotherhood of American Yeomen is in
Dickinson for few days. He has ap-
pointed Charles Starke correspondent for
the local homestead. in the place of
Mrs. A. B. Robinson. who has moved to
Mott. The order shows great gains in
North Dakota and for October the gain
in the u. S. was over 800 new members.
DR.. V. H. Stickney went to Brainerd
Wednesday. where he was 10 deliver an
address to class of graduating nurses
on that evening. Two of Dickinson s
young ladies, Misses Mollie Matheson
and Ethel Dodd, were members of this
class, therefore it was very appropriate
that our pioneer physician should give
the address, which we are sure was a
good one. Both Miss Matbeson and
Miss Dodd have completed the full three
years training course at the N. P.
Brainerd hospital.
AS the date of the Elks annual ball
approaches excitement and anxiety is
abroad. Every dressmaker in the city
is doing double time in order that the
feminine attendnts may have new
gowns; the Elks are busy planning and
executing their plans for royal enter
tainment. The decorations will be
elaborate and the affair will be the
first big social event of the season. It
is strictly an invitation affair as here
tofore, and banquet will be served IN
connection. The General committee
consists of DR.. R. H. Beach, Valdemal
Jessen and W. G. Ray and the even,
will be on the 18th of Dec ember. Mon.
day night