The Dickinson press., 1917-02-17
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS Isl
Following q recent operation, 2. 1.
beard is getting along very nicely Id
9 Minneapolis hospital, and is looking
forward to his return home, Mrs;
Beard is with him. s
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Schmidt and two
children of Richardson visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Schmidt,s uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Peterson
and family Of this city.
Yardmaster G. L. Dalton, who had
been gradually ailing for about two
weeks, left for the Glendive railroad
hospital last Friday and word the
first Of the week stated that he was
resting q little easier. II
The Capital Hill Club and a number
Of friends gave a surprise shower ON
Mrs.. Harold Beedle at the j
Sweeney home last Saturday. About
~ ladies' were present. The after
work. Ss
Miss Laura jacobson, who visited
her cousin, Mrs. Earl Neal, Of near
Gladstone for several weeks, returned
Saturday evening, spending Sunday
with Mrs. John Little in this city, and
Monday going out to the A. w. Mason
home. 7
VIM. Habeck Of Sawyer, N. ~
says he has been cured Of gall stones;
by, DR.. Mellenthin and is thankful,
having saved much time and money
by his treatment. DR.. Mellenthin will
be at Dickinson, ST. Charles hotel,
Saturday, February 24th.-adv. 1p
The Dickinson Federated Club lun-
cheon is scheduled for Saturday,
February 24th, at the st. Charles
hotel. All ladies' interested are cor
daily invitedSto partake. Phone your
plate reservation to Mrs. A. G.. Hos
field. The luncheon begins at i
o'clock.
Lloyd RAIDER, who received the ap-
pointment of deputy state commits
sioner of agriculture and labor and
moved with his family from the farm
north Of the city to Bismarck, came
up Sunday and spent a short time
looking after his business in~terests5a t
the RAIDER dairy farm.
Anton Essert, well known farmer.
residing three miles southeast Of the
city, will retire from active farm work
this spring, and has announced that,
he will sell his personal property at
auction on Monday, March 5th.. The
advertisement of the sale appears.in3
this issue of the Press.
Bob Fisher, who in company with
VIM. Nichols is spending the winter:
months in San. Diego, Calf, writes to-
his brother, Josh, in this city that they
are having a very good time and en-
joying the balmy California weather.
They have purchased a Ford ar and
are doing considerable travelling
around taking sightseeing trips.
Christ Solimsaas Of Mohall writes
that he has been cured Of serious,
lung trouble and improved in.generall
by DR.. Mellenthin's treatment after.
almost giving up hopes and he, recon-
mends him to all who may need pro-
fessional services. DR.. Mellenthin will
be at Dickinson, st. Charles hotel
Friday, February 23rd.-adv. Up
The z O'Clock dinner given by Misses
Marguerite Rudiselle and Tena Dav-
idson at the Rudiselle home on Mon
dey evening was a very social success.
Covers were laid for twenty. Hearts
and cupids ~tastfully decorated the
and tables. The hostessesTwere4
assisted by Mrs. Dan Manning. Fol-
lowing the dinner, the evening was de-
l~ightfully spent at cards.
F. D. Morford, Dickinson's veteran
nursery man, writes from Spokane,
Wash, that he has enjoyed fine
winter out there. About a foot Of
snow covers the ground out there and
the weather has been quite cold, but
the cold spell is beginning to. break
up and spring weather is being looked
forward to. Mr.. Morford will return
to Dickinson about April list.
Louis Baker and w. "A. Mcclure
went out on Monday to Dunn Center
to arrange consolidation matters Of
the Farmers State bank at Emerson
and the First State bank Of Dunn!
Center. They made the trip via
Mandan. Mr. Baker expected to re-
turn in a few days but Nj. Mcclure
expected it would take him several
weeks before he would return.
Avery enjoyable time was had on
Monday afternoon when Envoy and1
Mrs. Dawson of the local Salvation1
Army took about so of their Sunday
school children for a sleigh ride. Rel
turning to the hall the remainder Of
the afternoon was delightfully."- spent
In playing games and :romping around
and at the identical moment ice
cream came in as a pleasant surprise.
From the many smiling faces that
We're in evidence at the finishit was
without doubt a happy afternoon for
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. D. H~assselquist Of
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