The Dickinson press., 1912-01-06

Sine Cuskelly was in from Oakdale
this week.
W. F. Burnett had legal business in
Fargo the last of the week.
Masks. some wigs. whiskers, trim.
mings. ETC.. at Thompson's Racket
store. LOOT
A. Donker of Bel6eld underwent an
operation at the Stein hospital this
week.
A. E. Brown of Washburn came to
Dickinson the past week to visit a
daughter.
T. H. Puah has been in Fargo this
week attending to legal business. He
expected to return on Sunday.
We are on the water wagon. A strong
medical water wagon. Good for what
ails you. Corwin Springs, Mont. It
Philip Wolf of Lehiah, who underwent
such a serious operation for Appendix
citis at the Stein recently. Is much
improved this week.
c. M. Branson. q leading attorney
from Rhame. was t%ransactine business
in Judge W. c. Crawford's chambers
at Dickinson on Wednesday.
A. J. Lucia, (alias Frenchie) had
another operation on his foot at the
Stein hospital this week. He had part
, Of an infected bone removed.
: Reserved seats for the Radium lecture
at the high school next Wednesday
evening will cost IS cents and the
general admission will be 50 cents.
Miss Francis Walsh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Walsh, is spending the
school holidays with her sister. Mrs.
VIM. Kennedy. at South Heart.
Nurse Belle Page returned Sunday
from Regent, where she cared for Mrs.
F. G. Orth. who had a serious seige Of
typhoid fever. Miss Page was visiting
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rigdon.
Otto Kauer was in the city for a day
this week visiting friends. He was
spending the holidays at his home at
R%ichardton and returned this week to
his school duties It Mclaughlin. S. D.
The Bachelor Club opened theil
boarding house in the Davis cottage JUS,
south of the l. A. Davis home on Sun.
day. Mrs. Hahn is in charge of the
culinary department. with Miss Hanson
as assistant.
Earl Branick returned Wednesday
from an extended visit in the east. He
visited friends in Chicago, and Davenport
Iowa, and was seeing the sights in New
York City, Boston. Buffalo and Other
places of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. johnson were Wis
iting in Fargo this week. also relatives
at Wahpeton. Mrs. E. Olsen of Mime
apolis, a sister, was in charge of th,
home here during the absence of Mr..
and Mrs. johnson.
If you have a del icate wife or child.
ship them to Corwin Springs away
from the billiards.. Every comfort,
natural medical waters, doctor always
on the premises Chat takes a load of
your mind) and in the spring they will
come back to you strong and we'll. Write
Corwin Hot Springs. Corwin. Mont. 1,
E. A. Lillibridge and Charles H
Srarke have taken Offices in the RAY
building. formerly occupied by thu
Consolidated Coal Co. Mr.. LiIlibridg,
has n room for his land business
conducted under the firm name of Fry,
& I.illlbridge, and Mr.. Starke hal
another for his law Office. the thirt
being used between them as a reception
room.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho'
dist church held a meeting in tn,
church parlors on Thursday afternoon
and elected the following officers: Mrs.
Joreensen. president: Mrs. F. H. Far
rand. vice president Mrs. C. A. An.
derson, secretary; Mrs. D. D. Mars
treasurer. The next meeting will b.
held at the home of Mrs. L. A. Davis
on January IS.
Clifford, the 12-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. C.. Lanphear, who live in tn,
eastern part of the city. died on Thurs
day from diphtheria. Interment wa
made OF Friday in the Dickinson
cemetery. The %14-vear-old son is suffer
ing from the same disease and tn.
little daughter, Esther, is convalescing
The Lanphear family came here from
White Creek, Wis, over q year az,
and Mr.. Lanphear is assisting at the A,
H. Pelton coal mine. Mrs. Lanpheal
is q cousin of Mrs. w. G. Palmer.
The Epworth League Of the Methods
was to have held its business meeting
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mira r. Andoraon hut m M.