The Dickinson press., 1913-02-15
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Local News

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A competent girl wanted at Stein
hospital. Call on Miss A. B. Stein.
adv. 2.15-tf
For rent-two rooms, hot water heat.
Inquire of Mrs. Mary Kupper.adv. 2.15-4
Rev. and Mrs. Griswold Bragaw have
taken rooms at the George Dobson home.
Attorney T. H. Pugh has been at
tending to legal business in the eastern
part of the state this week.
George Senour and e.. T. Langley are
planning on opening a hardware store
in their building on Sims street.
W. F. Gobius. representative for the
Holland Dakota Landbouw Co. at Bel
field, was in Dickinson on Friday.
Mrs. Brandhaeen and Miss Fannie
Farrand entertained the Ladies Aid of
the Methodist church Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Brandhaeen.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church held its monthly business meet
ing and social In the church parlors on
Tuesday evening. After the business
; sessin a jolly time prevailed and a nice
lunch was served by the committee.
Miss Florence Bradshaw, elocutionist.
!; assisted by Misses Eleanor Davis and
{ Olive Whaley, will give a recital in the
auditorium at Taylor next Tuesday
:. evening, similar to the entertainment
given in the Commercial Club rooms
here recently. The young ladies know
how to entertain and no doubt will be
greeted by u large audience.
Friends of Mrs. A. T. Crowl will be
glad to learn that she is making such a
rapid recovery from her operation on
February 3rd. She vas able to leave
the Mayo hospital five days after her
operation, and is now al the Kahler
hotel, where Mr.. Crowl and Miss Crowl
are seeing that she is having every
care. She was sitting up every day
since her operation and was able to
walk a little the first of the week.
They expect tosemove her to St. Paul
in a few weeks. where they will remain
until spring before coming home to
Dickinson.
On the evening of Lincoln's birthday
Mayor and Mrs. r. fl. Johnson were at
home to a large number of their friends
at their beautiful home on Second
Avenue West. Delightful informality
prevailed and all enjoyed the varying
fortunes of $500 until a late hour.
About half past eleven, the hostess
assisted by her daughter. Miss Beth.
and Miss Arvilla Dingman and Mes
danes Soules, Poland and Gerald Bowers
served a delicious course luncheon.
This was followed by a smoker for the
gentlemen while the ladies enjoyed no
less a social chat.
John Flynn arrived Monday from Twin
Falls Idaho. accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. Catherine Flynn. who has
been spending several weeks with a
daughter at Boulder. Mont. MIR. Flynn
will visit his brother. James Flynn and
sister, Mrs. Katherine Ray and will be
busy shaking hands with old acquain-
atances for several days. He is on his
way to Bedford, Iowa, where Mrs.
Flynn and her sister. Mrs. Elmer Haean
have been at their old home for some
time. Mr.. Flynn sold his drax line
here about six years ago and moved
away.
On next Friday evening, February
.2,st, the local Masonic lodge will COM
memorate the third anniversary of the
dedication of their temple by enjoying
q banquet and dance. Masons and their
ladies will be in attendance. The BAN
'quet menu arranged for is a good one
and ia followed Sy a program of toasts,
T. H. Pueh acting as master of cere-
monies. The subject given Chas. H.
:Starke is ''Foraet 1t, Cast 1t Away:
p. S. Berg, TITS An Old Tale. and
Often Told; DR.. v. II. Stickney.
We'll TAX a Cup O. Kindness Yet For
Aud Lang Syne." Dancing will follow
for which music will be furnished by
the Messersmith orchestra.
For a sprain you will find Chamber
:ain's Liniment excellent. 1t allays the
stores the parts to a healthy condition.
Is and 50. cent bottles for sale by all
.dealers.-adv.