The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08

Or. o. r. Crawford arrived in the city
Thursday night.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson went down to
Mott on Friday.
Mrs. Mary McGilliu ay is expected
back from Detroit, Michigan, soon.
Mrs. C. A. Huber and her guest. Miss
Mabel Amiot, spent Saturday at Medora.
J. E. Phelan Of Bowman and Mime
epolis. was in Dickinson on Thursday.
Miss Mabel Amiot of Bismarck spent
a few days this week with Mrs. C. A.
Huber.
Wanted-Good furnished room in
modern house. Dickinson Business
College.
A daughter was born to Conductor and
Mrs. Harry Lawrence on Thursday.
October s.
The Dorcas society met Friday after
noon for a business meeting with Mrs.
j. M. Watson.
Mrs. j. 7. Donahue returned Wednes-
day evening, spending several days
with friends in Glendive.
j. J.. Murphy, banker at New Eng
land. was in the city this week to meet
c. Z. Merrick of Napoleon.
Frank Schank of south of Gladstone,
is improving after his operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Stein hospital last
week.
P. J. McGraw was in Dickinson on
Friday, returning to Taylor from two
weeks spent in Montana looking at
government lands, etc.
W. L. Richards took a buyer out to
the Tony Zurn place, the old Converse
ranch, the first of the week, but they
were not able to make a deal.
Mrs. C. A. Albrecht of New England
and Mrs. Benjamin Brown of Beach
were very successful operation cases at
the Stein hospital this week for appen-
dicitis.
Master franklin Nelson won the
Three Green Dollars at The Branch
this week. The clock stopped at e-45-O4
and the nearest card presented was
1o-13-O3.
L. F. Griffith, the elevator man from
South Heart, underwent an operation
Sunday at the Stein hospital for an
abscess on his side. His condition is
much improved.
Stewart Cummings came up from Mott
Thursday to engage bricklayers to 90
down to Glen Ullin with him the first of
the week, where he has charge of the
erection Of q large brick parish house.
J. j. Clements was getting a carload
Of horses, including several pure bred
mares. from Fargo this week. He also
has a car of cows and other stock on the
way. He makes headquarters at Full
Mrs. John Heenan Of this CITY has
received word that her mother, Mrs. T..
B. McDonough. is much better and is
expected to be out within a short time.
The family is at Spokane, but at the
present time Mrs. McDonoueh is with
her daughter, Mrs. james Coleman, at
Whiteish, Montana.
A. B. Curry, the Kildeer mountain
rancher, returned Wednesday from
marketing four cars of beef steers in
Chicago. He did not get on for the
highest market, but sold at SIS. so per
hundred live weight. straight through,
which makes q splendid average price.
Mrs. Curry was in from the north to
meet her husband and they expected to
return on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Curry
have a long trip planned for the Twin
Cities and eastern points. including
Providence, r. l.. where Mr.. Curry's
mother resides. They will leave about
! the last Of the month if nothing hap
pens.
So far as known, Dickinson has not
lost a case of typhoid fever this season.
although much has been said about
the fatality of the disease in this To-
cality. Up to the present time the Stein
hospital has taken care of 10 typhoid
patients, mostly severe cases but all
have done and are doing nicely. Four
patients, Miss Brown of Beach, Ed. Con-
molly of New England, Geo. KILLINGS of
Dickinson and Ed. Harkins of Belfeld,
are almost entirely recovered and the
remaining patients, Mike Armbrust,
Geo. Gussy, from the city, Walter
Marty, Andrew Bernhard, John Wilde,
Henry Ohlbere from the country, Nick
Lemack from Belfeld and Sotr and Lon
Reese from New England are consi dered
out of danger. One or two outside cases
are past the critical stage of the dis