The Dickinson press., 1912-10-26
Mrs. Emil Paulson of Kniferiver is
reported very ill with pneumonia.

Mrs. Emil Paulson of Kniferiver is
reported very ill with pneumonia.
The Knapp variety anniversary sale
continues through the coming week.
The date for the annual fair of the
Congregational church is November 21st
and 22nd.
Louis Kostelecky underwent a minor
operation on his lip last Saturday and
is doing nicely.
Mrs. w. M. Areall of Beach is receiv-
ing treatment at the local hospital for
an injured knee.
MI. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris were pleas
antly entertaining the card club on
Thursday evening.
Miss Katherine Muellenberg of Fire
steel, S. D.. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. G. Ray. for several weeks.
Mrs. Raw White of Wibaux was oper-
ated on Tuesday at St. .Joseph's hos
pital and was getting along nicely.
Andreas Madison of Schafer was re-
ceiving treatment at St. Joseph's hos
pital for two OF three days this week.
Arthur LIE Suer of Minot, socialist
candidate for Congress, is billed to
speak in Dickinson mex Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Hebron left
Friday for Bismarck where they will
remain for q few days on business and
pleasure.
Miss Inga Ryan was in from Manning
a few days this week. having dental
work done and visiting at the Barker
home and with other friends in the
city.
1t looks now as though there would be
a large delegation of people from this
city going to Belfield for the Stark
County Sunday School convention on
October 29th and 3Oth.
Miss Anna Stein. who has spent the
summer on the Damsite farm northeast
of the city. expects to leave about
November 1st for her old home in Hold
ingf0rd. MINI, to enjoy a several
weeks vacation.
Miss Amelia Swanson visited at the
DR.. H. A. Davis home on Thursday on
her way from a weeks visit in St. Paul
to Beach. Miss Swanson was with
the Stein hospital here for some time
and is nov proprietress of the Beach
hospital.
Mrs. ]. M. Brady and two children
left Thursday to join Mr.. Brady at
Roundup, Mont. Mrs. Brady has been
with her mother. Mrs.. Farrell Reilly, at
the farm at Lehigh, for the past two
months, or since Mr.. Brady located in
Montana.
The new elevator in the eastern part
of the city is completed and has been
receiving a good many loads of grain
this week. All of the elevators have
been quite busy this week and it seems
as if the grain marketing will be on
in earnest in a few days.
Mrs. j. Leonbereer has been busy al
the farm since her return last week from
Chippewa Falls, Wis.,. where she wat
called because of the illness of a niece.
The L%eonbereers will have a fair yield
Notwithstanding their grain being Gu,
to the ground in the hail storm of July
18th.
Mrs. B. E. Noark was entertaining
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. A.
b. Robinson of Mott. Fourteen ladies
were present and Mrs. Noark had hel
rooms decorated with chrysanthemums.
After enjoying the game of, 500 a nice
luncheon was served, Mrs. M. G. Brown
assisting the hostess.
Joe Kircheis was taken to St. Jo-
seph's hospital on Wednesday from He
bron. He had been working with a gas
oline engine when it exploded, breaking
his right leg in two places and LAGER
ating it badly. His hands are also
cut up somewhat but it is thought he
will not lose any of the injured men,
bers.
Arthur Clark of Gladstone was in
Dickinson on Thursday in connection
with q business deal with John Orchard
wherein the former is to get the latter's
residence property in exchange for his
farm comprising 800 acres In the
event that the deal goes through, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark will not get possession
of the Dickinson property until the first
Of the year and Mr.. and Mrs. Orchard
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