The Dickinson press., 1917-03-24
NEWS

Roy Pearce of Quinion came in on
Sunday to get his wife, who for a
week was a guest at the W: H.
Fisher home. They were called here
on a contest case in the Dickinson Z.
S. land office. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce
returned on Monday.
Julius Breda, who has been at
Miles City, Mont, for several weeks
relieving the manager of the Scherf-
fus jewelry store at that point, while
the latter was away, is back in the
Scherffius jewelry store in this city,
having returned on Monday.
Bernard Baumgarten of Linton, N.
D., says he has been cured Of seri-
GUS stomach trouble and gained 2S
lbs, by DR.. Mellenthin's treatment
and recommends him highly. DR..
Mellenthin will be at Dickinson, St.
Charles hotel, Friday, March Goth.
Hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.-adv. Up
J. F. Gardner, cashier of the Farm
ers State Bank at Belfield, transacted
business in the city on Monday. He
stated that Contractor Chas. Bake
has the new bank building about ready
to be enclosed, the construction hav-
ing progressed rapidly during the re-
cent good weather.
George Martin, formerly owner of
a meat market at Tualatin, Oregon,
arrived from the west last Friday for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cher
nausek. AS soon as the roads are
in good travelling condition, he ex-
poets to go out to the Killdeer vicin-
ity to visit for a time with his
brother, Chas. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Cass and family
left the first of the week for the
L. R. Strang place out south, where
they will stay for two or three weeks,
and from there will leave for their
homestead ten miles southeast Of
Beebe, Mont. Gladys Cass will re-
main for the summer at the Norman
Malcolm place southeast of the city.
Miss Esther, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l.. Ayers, is recovering from
a successful appendicitis operation,
which she underwent at st. Joseph's
hospital on Monday afternoon. Nurse
Myrtle Reimert was engaged to care
for the patient, who is getting along
very nicely. Miss Ayers was i'll for
only a few days preceding her opera
ton.
Mrs. B. E. Noark was the recipient
of news on Tuesday morning when
she went down TO meet No. 8, expect
ing her husband to arrive from Glen
dive, where he had recently undergone
an appendicitis operation. Having
caught a severe cold, the exertion of
coughing opened the wound, which I'M
til that time had been healing nicely.
In response to a call from the hos
pital, she left on No. 3 that after
noon.
Mrs. S. M. Ferris was hostess to
about twelve ladies last Thursday
afternoon for her house guest, Mrs.
Minnie Reid of Wolf, Wyo., who had
been visiting at the Ferris home for
the past two months. A 6 o'clock
dinner was served, the tables being
decorated with roses and carnations.
Mrs. Reid, before leaving for her
home OF No.'2 Tuesday, spent Mon
day in Belfield as the guest of her old
Mrs. Geo. Pelissier. While out
in this vicinity, Mrs. Reid visited for
a short time with her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Connell, who reside a,
short distance out Of Medora.
Cashier Andrew Erdahl is back at
his post in the Merchants National
Bank, having returned with his wife
last Friday from Killdeer, where. he
relieved Cashier Harvey Owens for
about three weeks. Mrs. Erdahl
Joined her husband Immediately fol-
the close of the legislative ses-
sion, and for two weeks was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Emma Ellsworth,
and brother, Howard. Cashier Owens
left his wife on the road to recovery
at the home Of her parents, at
Grove, Iowa. Assistant Cashier
c. 3. Christianson; who was in the
Bismarck hospital with a severe case
of rheumatism, was able to return
to his work at Killdeer on Saturday.