The Dickinson press., 1917-10-06

NILS. y. Z. 1lIlSlc was VII Ile SICK
list the greater part of the week.
Nurse Ida Holtz left for Beach on
Sunday, being called away on a case.
Mrs. J. Leonberger left the first
of the week for the Twin Cities, where
she will visit friends and relatives for
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kary of South
Dickinson are the parents of a little
son, who arrived at their home on
September 25th.
Misses Lillian Lee and Ruby Miller
Of Sentinel Butte were guests of
Miss Thelma Sterland on Sunday and
came down again on Monday for a
short visit.
Mrs. R. H. Beach arrived on Thurs
day from Glendive, Mont, for a sew
eral days visit with Mrs. A. D..
Heaton. Mrs. Beach is a former resi-
dent of this city.
Mrs. Mae Moran returned on Thurs
day from Mandan, where she visited
for several days with her sons, one of
whom expected to leave shortly to at
tend school. in the easv
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Billson and
family, who reside near Midway, were
guests On Tuesday at the S. C. Scude
home. The Scude family were former
neighbors of their guests.
Misses Grace and Carol Mcclure ex-
pect to leave next Monday for the
University of Minnesota, where they
will study this year. This is MISS
Carols senior year of college work..
D. w. Burleson of Fargo arrived on
Wednesday to take up a position as
wire chief for the telephone company.
Miss Rose Bleth began work as tele-
phone operator on Thursday.
Mrs. v. A. Baker and son, Roy, ex-
pected to leave today (Friday) for
Emerson to spend a week. They were
to be accompanied by Mrs. Oscar
Baker and family, who will spend Sun
day out there.
Mrs. E. E. Anderson, who with the
baby, left recently for Fergus Falls,
Mimi, her old home town, underwent
an operation on Tuesday. Word on
Wednesday stated she was doing very
nicely.
Mrs. M. L. Auner, who spent two
weeks in St. Joseph's hospital, under
going a serious operation, was able to
leave for her home on Wednesday.
She is getting along just fine and it
will not be long before she will be able
to be up and around.
Mrs. F. D. Cooper accidentally
broke her arm on Sunday, the small
bone in the forearm being fractured.
The injury is recovering rapidly and
it will not be so very long before she
will regain the use of her arm.
The Monday Club served the ex-
officers of the state Federated Clubs
a 6 o'clock dinner at the home of Mrs.
V. H. Stickney on Wednesday, covers
being laid for ten. Following the din
ner the guests Of honor held a short
business session.
Mr.: and Mrs. John Nadvornik and
two children arrived in the city last
Friday from Glendive, Mont, Tor q
visit until Wednesday with their rela-
They made the trip to- Dickinson in
their Overland car in five hours.
The little t~wo-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dvorak, residing
about 20 miles north, accidentally fell
into a tub Of hot water on Wednesday
and was severely scalded. Aphysician
was summoned from Dickinson. The
little tot is in quite a serious condi-
ton. = "e -.
Mrs. Geo. McGregor and children
expected to leave today (Friday) for
Beach to join MI. McGregor, who is
en- route home from the west in his
car. Beach is the former home town
of the McGregor family and they will
spend a short time visiting friends at
that point.
Gladys, the. twelve-year-old daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. V. A. Baker, sus-
tanned a severe break of the bones in
her. left wrist, while playing "crack
the whip" with a number of school
children on Thursday morning. She
was thrown violently to the ground
and slid for quite a. distance. The
little girl was taken home and the
wrist put in a cast.
Mrs.. J. P. Danson and Son, Thomas
Emil, and the formers sister, Mrs.
Franklin Ferris, of Great Falls, Mont,
arrived last Thursday for aAvisit Of
almost two weeks with .theifs sister,
Mrs. L. A. Simpson. Both the guests
enjoy a large circle Of friends here,
being daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
F. Messersmith. Miss Cora Simpson,
who was their guest during the sum-
mer, returned with them.
u. S. Elmer, deputy sent out by the
U. S. Biological Survey, is in Dickin-
son this week supervising a campaign
for the eradication of prairie dogs
and rabbits. The federal department
is doing a wonderful work along this