The Dickinson press., 1913-03-08

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Thelma Stesland has been quite sick
the past week. She was threatened
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Julius Arntz is in from their
claim nea Oakdale. She is the guest
of Mrs. A. l. Peck.
Mrs. Nellie Pelton is still taking
treatments from Dr.. Bailey. She is
greatly improved in health.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees enjoyed
a lunch and social good time after their
regular ..r.view on Wednesday evening.
States Attorney T. F. Murtha went
to Fargo Friday to argue the case of the
American Surety Company vs.. Stark
Co. in the U. S. district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erb Wickam of Mandan
were guests at the M. Drury home on
Monday. They were en- route home
from an extended visit in the south and
west.
James DAVID G,onna, son of Senator
and Mrs. A. J. Gronna of Lakota. was
married recently to Miss Marguerite
Stutz. at the home of the BRIDES par
ents in Washington. D. C. They will
make their home in Lakota.
Mrs. W. J. Mozeley, who has been
spending the winter with relatives in
Burnett. Calif.. is expe cted home next
week. Mrs. Geo. Thompson, also of the
Antelope creek country. who went west
with Mrs. Mozeley, remains for a longer
visit.
The high school team was defeated at
Beach last Friday evening by the close
score of n and e. 1t was a good game
but there were many fouls called. The
Beach team is here for tonight friday
and our boys expect to turn the tables
on their own floor. This is the last
game of the season and a big atten-
dance is expected.
Merchant and Mrs. Hubert Dehlinger
and little son autoed in from Oakdale
Wednesday. Mrs. Deblinger and the son
leaving in the afternoon for St. Paul to
consult a specialist concerning the lit
tie fellows health. Mrs. John Dehlin-
ger Of Dickinson accompanied them east
and Mr.. Dehlinger returned to his home
in Oakdale.
j. B. Harmon of Medora. who has
been at the Stein hospital for several
weeks. is improving. and expects to be
able to be removed to his home in a
short time. Nj. Harmon suffered a
stroke of paralysis and it may be some
time before he is entirely recovered.
Mrs. Harmon has been in the city with
her husband, sleeping and eating at the
Mrs. Mary Kupper home. A daughter
and son are also here attending high
school.
Calvin Reed. son of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Reed. who received scalp injuries
a few weeks ago on the road north
from the Palmer place. is aettiae. along
nicely and will likely be able to lool
after the stock at their place eight mile.
this side of Oakdale within a shor
time, giving his father a chance to com,
to Dickinson to visit his family ant
attend to business matters.
A party of girls were entertained las
Saturday evening by Miss Mabel Cum.
mings at her rooms in the C. E. Hughe,
residence in honor of her roommate,
Miss Jessie Stewart, who left Monda,
for her home in Salem. Mass, aftel
spending the past several months in
Dickinson. The girls played cards,
sang SONGS and enjoyed readings b,
Miss Bradshaw. The nice luncheon
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Joe Regain. was prepared by Mrs.
Hughes. Miss Stewart planned on Wis.
itine relatives at Chicago. Detroit,
Mich, and Syracuse, N. Y, en- route
home.
0. A. Brown returned Wednesday
evening from six weeks spent out west
mostly with relatives in Spokane. Hi.
health is much improved and he feels
that the trip did him a great deal o.
good. The weather in Washington ha,
been unusually cold, recording arounG
zero and seven degrees below some y
the time the Past month. The snov
fall has been very heavy the past season
and when Mr.. Blown left there wa,
still two and q half feet of snow on. I'll,
level in Washington. At Moscow.