The Dickinson press., 1917-11-10
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slow recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ferris enter
tanned the card club at their home on
First Avenue West Thursday evening.
The ]. T. Foat family, who resided
here for owe a year, left last Satur-
day morning for Flasher, wnere Mr..
Foat has accepted a position in a
blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Margaret Roberts enjoys, u
visit almost every weekend of her
grandchildren, Miss Margaret and
John Pelissier of Belfeld, who come
down particularly to see her.
Mrs. MAIDS Jesperson of Taylor
came up last Friday to spend several
days with her daughter, Mrss F. H.
Schroeder, who is a patient at St.
Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ecklund of
Belfield came to Dickinson on Monday
to get car repairs. Nh. Ecklund is a
retired farmer, having rented his land
near Fryburg to his sons, T. G. and
William.
Peter Freer and his son, Frank,
were in the city on Saturday from
their Hirschville farm to do some fall
shopping. Frank Freer expects TO
leave in about two weeks for Billings,
Mont, where he will work during the
winter.
Mrs Jerry Dryer entered the hos
pital on Tuesday evening and submit
ted to an operation for hernia the
next morning. The operation was
successful and Mrs. Dryer is making
fast recovery.
A ten and one-half pound daughter
was born at st. Joseph's hospital last
Friday to MI. and Mrs. Ross Kelly of
Amidon., Mr.. Kelly, cashier in the
Amltdon bank, came in, the latter part
Of last week to see his wife and
little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Satchell returned
last Thursday from La Crosse, Wis,
where they visited the latter's people.
Mrs. Satchell was gone for about
seven weeks and was Joined by Con-
ductor Satchell for the last two
weeks of her stay.
! Miss Edna Cameron, one of the
bookkeepers at the Reed Bros. de-
partment store, returned on Saturday
from her home at Park River, N. D.,
where she recently underwent a
throat operation. She began work ON
Monday.
Frank Fisher and George Hegel,
president and vice president, respec-
lively, of Wild Rose school district,
were in the city on Saturday from
their farms neal Schefield in an effort
to secure a teacher for school No. a
in their district.
A.. G.. Elfstrom, accompanied by
Misses Hilda Void and Stella Tennis,
autoed in from Killdeer on Saturday
and visited with old friends until the
next day. It is only a short time since
the family moved from here. They
like their new location very much,
MI. Elfstrom being closer to his in
terests.
George Cooling, residing with his
uncle in Farmer Township, south OF
Gladstone, was in the city the past
week with a load of potatoes. His
uncle, Arthur Cooling, raised about
125 bushels potatoes the past year.
His macaroni wheat yielded about ten
bushels to the acre and his marquis
seven.
Mrs. Franz Miller of Glen Ullin,
N. D., an old time settler, says she
obtained great benefit from DR.. Mel
lenthin's treatment for rheumatism
and catarrh after failing with others
Dickinson, St. Charles Hotel, Satur-
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Mrs. Gunter, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. S. M. Ferris, received
word on Sunday of the death Of her
little three-year-old grandson up in
New Brunswick, Can. The lads
father is a twin brother to nee Myrtle
Gunter, who visited with her sister.
Mrs. Ferris, for some time a number
of years ago.
F. D. Morford of Hebron was q
guest at the j. w. Harnden home a
few days the past week. He has just
returned from Meadville, Pa, where
he visited a brother and other rela-
tives in various parts of the state
He was planning on leaving within q
few days for Spokane, WASH, tt
again spend the winter with his three
sons, who reside there.
Nick Schmidt, owner of a fine i'm
proved farm about sever miles south
east of Dickinson, went back to hi:
farm to live the past week, after max
ing his home in this city for the pas
two years. Adam Miller, who rented
the Schmidt farm while the famil!
resided here, is now running thu
Brown dairy farm.
George Beatty came in from Elmer
son the first of the week to get
load of furniture, etc., for his brother
w. P. Beatty, who, with his wife, lef
last week for Emerson, where he will
henceforth be employed in the Bake
Bros. store. MI. Beatty was en-
gagged in the Baker Bros. store her
before it changed ownership. TIL
Beatty children remain here to at
tend school.
."The Romance of Silk" one of tn
most instructive and interesting in
dustrial films ever shown, will be pro
duced at a free matinee in the Elks
auditorium this friday Afternoon
and Saturday afternoon, beginning a
8 o'clock. This film is being show
through the courtesy of the F. L. Ro