The Dickinson press., 1913-01-18

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successfully Monday at St. yoseph's
hospital.
Dr.. and Mrs. R. H. Beach were in
the city last Saturday on their way to
Glendive.
Ticket Agent c. S. Hodason is back
this week from his visit in Kansas and
other eastern places.
Nj. and Mrs. C.. A. Larson of Oakdale
are spending a few days this week at
the L.. A. Davis home.
John Leakey of Wibaux underwent an
operation Sunday at the local hospital
for appendicitis. He is making a good
recovery,
B. W. Stephenson. western manager
of the RUSSELL Miller Milling Co., was
expected in Dickinson for a day this
week.
Northern Pacific Wire Chief Rudiselle
was unable to be at his duties a few
days the first of the week on account of
ain attack of Ia grippe.
Arthur Miller, vice president of the
Russell-Miller Milling Co., spent two
days the first Of the week with Manager
Davidson at the local mill.
Mrs. Anton Schacherer and Mrs. Lud-
wig Kraumenacker are patients at st.
Joseph's hospital, both having under
gone operations on Tuesday.
Conductor C. w. Sylvester again hasA
q passenger run between Mandan and
Glendive. He was on the Mott branch
for two months.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church was delightfully."- entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Walter Far
rand and Mrs. Allen Harleman at the
home of Mrs. Harleman.
Mrs. w. Downing returned last Fri
day to Glendive after spending a week
visiting Conductor and Mrs. W. E.
Baker. Engineer and Mrs. Downing
were former residents of Dickinson,
moving from here to Glendive about
four years ago.
There will be a civil service examine
alton for mail clerk and carrier for the
Dickinson postofice ON February 9Th.
Applications or information regarding
examination can be obtained at the
postoffice.
Miss Margaret Reid was taken to St.
Joseph's hospital last Friday, where
she was operated upon for appendicitis.
Eer mother. Mrs. Anna Reid. came in
from New England to care for her and
she is getting along %splendidly.
Bismarck Tribune Miss Rose Grippe
of Dickinson arrived SUNDAY and will
remain during the session as stenog-
rapher in the house. While in the
city Miss Grippe will be with her friend,
Miss Holmboe. at the home of E. E.
Parsons on Fifth street.
F. E. White brought E. S. johnson up
from the Rainy Butte county on the 9th
in his auto in two hours, the distance
being about 40 miles. 1t showed a lit
tie during the night and they did not
find quite as good roads for their return
trip.
J. W. Reed left the latter part of last
week for his old home in Long Prairie,
Mimi, where he will rest for a few
weeks. Mr.. Reed has not been feeling
we'll for some time and his physicians
decided that a change and rest from his
duties was just what he needed.
Helmer VOLTA. who raised 10, 600 BUSH
els of grain at Daglum the past season.
was in Dickinson on Wednesday to get
a load of feed from the Dickinson Rol-
Ter Milling Co. He brought in a big
load of barley, and oats which he had
ground. Mr.. VOLTA has rented the farm
? of his brother, Ben VOLTA. who is spend
ing the winter in Wisconsin.
!, Reporter John Gustafson, one OF
Marshall's prominent farmers. was
shaking hands with his many Taylor
friends Monday, on his way from a Wis
!, it with his parents. MI. and Mrs. John
Harnden of Dickinson. His daughte.
and son accompanied him to Dickinson,
where they will attend school this win
tel.
Mrs. B. E. Noark entertained twelve
ladies at 500 on Monday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Robert Smith
who is visiting here from Strathcona.
Alberta. A splendid luncheon conclud-
ed the afternoons pleasure, Mrs. Chas.
Kono assisting the hostess in the SER
vice. Mrs. Smith very much enjoyed
the meeting with 20 many of her old
friends.
John Rattan and his daughter, Miss