The Dickinson press., 1917-09-08

d 1lOIIIl $ Trip TO WESTERN pO1nCS, IN
Guiding Chico Hot Springs and Butte,
Mont. She may also go on to the
coast.
Amos Freed, who had been spend
ing some time at Bismarck, returned
on Sunday for a visit of about a week,
before going back to attend the Bis
marck Business college.
The six-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kupper; residing On
Green river, is suffering from a frac-
ture of the forearm, resulting from an
accident on Tuesday evening.
Miss Della Sanderson was hostess
to six young ladies at a house party
last Saturday and Sunday at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hodge on
Marguerite Boulevard. The girls
spent a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. Glen Cassidy and children, re-
siding a short distance south of the
city, returned last Friday from a
weeks visit at the G. B. Kaiser place
at Regent. The Kaisers brought their
guests back making a short visit
here.
Miss Florence Davis now has charge
of the office Of her father, DR.. H.. A.
Davis, beginning work the first of the
week. She has also had a brand new
piano placed in the office and is giving
music lessons to advanced pupils on
the side.
Dan Brew of Fayette was expecting
to leave for his home ranch the
last of the week. He is feeling fine
after his recent operation at St.
Joseph's hospital, which he left about
ten days ago and since has been q
guest of relatives here.
Mrs. O. Seeber, who has been Wis
iting her brother, D. C. Mohr, and
family, left last Saturday morning for
Burns, Mont, near which place she
will visit a cousin, who resides on a
large ranch. Mrs. Seeber is delighted
with the scenery in that vicinity.
Jacob. Bull returned last Thursday
from a ten days s%ojourn in Mandan,
where he visited relatives, and also in
the country south, toward Flasher,
where he formerly was engaged in
ranching, and was now renewing ac-
9laintances with some of his old
neighbors.
Mrs. Howard Penhale and daugh-
ters, Layonne and Bernice, who have
been visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
W. +. Burnett, and family in this city,
and also relatives at Taylor and Wat
raus for the past six weeks, departed
on Monday for their home at Merriam
Park, Mimi.
Friends i'll the city received word
the past week from MI. and Mrs.
Doubleday, who were at Tucumcari,
New Mexico, and about to start for
Cheyenne, Wyo. Nh. Doubleday is an
adept at photographing %round-ups and
it is work of this nature that took
them to the southwestern states.
M. A. Leffingwell arrived from
Fargo on No. 7 Wednesday to
join his wife, who is visiting at the
home of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. H.
A. Davis. Tomorrow Saturday Mrs.
Davis, daughter, Miss Florence, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leffingwell expect to
auto to Killdeer to pay MI. and Mrs.
Homer Davis a short visit. The Lef-
fingwells expect to remain here for a
week longer.
Peter Nicolay, who recently had
headquarters in Bismarck, with the
north and south branches from Man.
dan as his territory, is now located in
this. city in the galvanized cornice
work, sheet iron and metal business.
He has rented the old broom factory
as a shop and part of his equipment
is already installed. He and his Sis
ter, Miss Teresa, will go to house
keeping in the Joe. Auth house, corner
First Avenue East and Fifth Street.
Hospital Notes: For treatment
Mrs. .. G. Belsheim, city; Mrs. VIM.
Boehm, city; Mrs. Garnet Kull, Bon
ME View; Alex Moore, Wibaux; Mrs.
Max LANCE, Killdeer; Arnold Lehner,
Jordan, Mont; Miss Katie Slockum,
Beach; Mrs. Otto Totzke, Killdeer;
Mrs. eBn Stetfen, South Heart; Mrs.
H. F. Ressler, city; Mrs. L. F. Gehrt
and little son, Walter, Fayette. For
operations-Miss Minnie Gutenberg,
Gladstone.
Hattie, the eleven-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Nadvornik, is
obliged to be absent from her school
work for several weeks on account of
a bad break of her right arm, right
above the elbow. The accident hap
pened last Thursday, when the Mad
vornik family were out at the Joe
Fisher farm, seven miles north, dur
ing threshing. Hattie and her little
brother were both mounted OF a horse,
which unexpectedly quickened its
pace, the jolt throwing both off.
The Reed Store Club held it's regu-
lar monthly meeting on Tuesday even
ing, with the employees of the other
Reed stores out north as guests. The
Killdeer store a represented by
William Kugel, E. L. Nelson, Mr.
Buhr and Miss Agnes Elliott; the
Manning store by II. J. Patten and the
Grassy Butte store by John p
Rooney, making about 10 in all a
fine banquet was enjoyed at the vii.
lard hotel and later all adjourned tt
the club room at the store, where
they discussed topics of interest to the
stores as well as to customers: Thi!
is the first time that all, Reed Broth.
ers' employees have met together. The
out-of-town guests brought il
by F. G. Reed and taken out afte1
the meeting by J.SW. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown re
turned on Wednesday night after ar
absence Of two and one half weeks
touring the Yellowstone Park, taking
the route from Gardner, Mont, tx
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