The Dickinson press., 1910-01-22

HE DICKINSON PRESS, SATl
J..R. Stewart made a trip to Glendive
early in the week.
Geo. Their underwent q minor opera
ton at the Stein recently.
Mrs. M. N. Bran wal operated on this
week at the Stein hospital.
Nels Synnes of Rocksprins was tran
acting business. in Dickinson Wednesday,
coming and Doing by train to Taylor.
VIM. Chaloner. who had such q bad
attack of pneumonia recently, was able
to leave the hospital the first ofthe
week.
Florian Kirk, an employee at the Zenith
coal mine. is receiving medical treat
ment at the Stein hospital.
: Louis Metz, who had his hands. badly
frozen during the last cold snap. had q
finger amputated at the Stein last week.
Mrs. {. H. Higgins. underwent an
operation at the Stein hospitals.on Wed
nesday. Her condition is very favor
able. -
Miss Fanny Marshall and Mrs. Otto
Vance of New England were. in the city
this week. doing shopping -and.visiting
at the home of Mrs. Robert Scarf.
Little Margaret Bender of Hebron died
at the Stein hospital the first of the week
from %peritonitis. Her sister, Rosa. is
ill with the same disease, but her con-
dition is favorable.
The people of Dickinson will be glad
to know that Mrs. Cartwright will con
tinue the mercantile business f the J.
c. Cartwright Co. She--is--% thoroushly
acquainted with--the store--work and will
manage it personally.
Miss Hattie Kono went .-out to New
England last Friday to attend the wed.
ding of Miss Alma temple and M.
John Carstens. The wedding. took
place at the New England school house
and was followed by a reception and
supper at the Gardner hotel and later g
dance at the Gardner hall. Both young
people have homesteads in the vicinity
of New England. -n--
Richard Hayward, state high school
inspector. was a Dickinson visitor Wed
nesday. He expressed himself as much
pleased with the new school building
but made some suggestions as to:.improV-
ing the ventilation in the old building
which suggestions met with the approval
of the local board. two members pres.
ent The matter will probably come
up before the first full board meeting. /.
One of the most thoroughly delightful
entertainments yer presented in the
Coldren was that given by MIR. Elias
Day and Mrs. Oranne Truitt-D Day.
Without costume Mr.. Day expends upon
facial makeup and expression and
achieves his ends superbly. Whether
he impersonates the Cockney bailif,
the Kentucky Colonel. the ardent lover,
the l%oquacious Hoosier store louneer. o,
any other one of the dozen characters,
he is as near perfection as possible.
He plays upon the heart strings. and
the most tender impulses of humanity
are awakened by his emotional act.
ing-for his readings in the field of sen.
timent are truly worthy of the stronger
word. To the Bureau our thanks are due
for a program so unusually excellent. -
Iowa City Press. See these famous PEG.
pie under auspices of Citizens Lecture
Course at opera house January %.
Although nothing has been given out
here regarding the details of the settle
ment made by the railroad with Mrs.
Dan Schlangen and her daughter. Mrs
Frank Kock, of Fayette, whose husbands
were killed in a freight wreck last fall
near Chicago, reliable information comes
from down below that the Milwaukee
paid S II, 500 damages. Mrs. Schlansgen
and Mrs. Kock were in Dickinson on
Wednesday, returning home next day.
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