The Dickinson press., 1917-08-11
LOCAL NEWS

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Frank G. Reed, who the past two
weeks has been in attendance at the
big Retailers Commercial Union
meeting in Chicago, is expected home
on Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Plimpton of Miles City,
Mont, was an v Sunday guest of
MIR. and Mrs. j. C. Anderson on Sec
ond Ave. West. The Andersons form
erly resided in Mrs. Plimpton's home
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hollst of Glad
stone, and the latter's father, John
guest for several weeks, motored to
! Dickinson on Tuesday to spend a
short time at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Mcclure. Mr.. Gallagher
remained for a visit of several days
with his daughter, Mrs. Mcclure, be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Brooks Goodall left on Thurs
day morning, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. ]. T. Gilman and the lat
ter's two sons, for St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Gilman and children were
guests here for six weeks. Mrs.
Goodall will be gone for several
months, it being also probable that
she will visit relatives in Oklahoma
and Texas before returning.
Daniel Brew, ST., one of Dunn
county's pioneers, lies very low at
st. Joseph's hospital as a result of
ulcers of the stomach, with which he
has suffered for several years. About
a year ago he underwent an operation
at Rochester, Mimi, which seemed to
give him temporary relief, but the
old trouble soon returned and it was
necessary for him to undergo a Sec
ond operation here on Wednesday.
Mrs. P. Haughay arrived from her
home in Butte, Mont, on Monday for
a visit of a week with her father,
Mr.. Regain, and sister, Mrs. Jay
Slater. Mrs. Haughay is a former
Dickinson girl, and a bride of only
a few weeks. On Wednesday evening
she was surprised by about 80 Macca-
bee ladies at the Slater home, and a
most enjoyable evening was spent at
cards, lunch being served toward the
close. The guests presented Mrs.
Haughay with. a beautiful set of
~silverware as a wedding gift.
Mrs. Harry Harleman and daugh-
ter, Miss Marian, returned on Tues
day from their eastern trip, having
been away from the city for five
weeks. In Minneapolis they visited
with Mrs: p. H. Webb, better known
here as Miss Susie Pendergast, a
former form, Dickinson girl, and with the
Of Lee Paul, a wealthy rancher near
Mrs. John Flynn, known to many
Dickinson people, at Bedford, Ia.
Their main destination, however, was
Crane, Mo-, where Mrs. Harleman's
father resides.
Ed. Partridge and Ellis Hoist re-
turned last Friday from their ten
days sojourn in the Cities, each re-
turning in a new Oldsmobile car, Mr..
Partridge driving his own Country
Club roadster and Mr.. Hoist, L. A..
Simpsons standard roadster. Mr..
Partridge was accompanied back by
his two sisters of Minneapolis, Miss
Anna May and Nurse Mary E. At
Bismarck the party was Joined by
their brother, Joe, of Company K,
who came up on a three days fur
Tough. Nurse Mary E. Partridge left
for home on Tuesday, her sister pre-
ceding her a couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Jauss are en-
pertaining as their guest for several
days Rev. Adolph Krelian of Drake,
N. D., who will leave from here for
the Lefor country to visit his sisters,
Mesdames Andrew Arndt and John
Steinmetz. His brother, Rev. August
Krelian, formerly of Fayette, is now
a guest in that vicinity and is think
ing of takinp a charge there. His
wife, who has been visiting in Texas,
will soon return, and is expected as a
guest at the Jauss home for a time.
Hospital Notes: For operations
Edward Caldwell, Beach; Miss Lorene
Evans, Halliday; Miss Ella Peterson,
Alpha; Dan c.. Brew, Fayette; Mrs.
Geo. Mischief, Dickinson; Mrs. John
Britt, Medora. For treatment-Arne
Remstad, Dickinson; Geo. Smith, Bel
field; Mrs. Nellie Morley, Dickinson;
Mrs. Fred Hippler, Beach; Walter
Gunderman, Manning; Mrs. B. Dilley,
Beach.
In response to messages informing
them o ftheir fathers, James Birch's,
illness, A. E. Birch, wife and little
sono, and Mrs. w. B. Scidmore OF
Tacoma, WASH, and Mrs. Harry
Easton and little daughter, Iona, Of
Dupont, Wash, arrived on Saturday
morning. The daughters, well known
here, as they did not move away until
some years after they were married,
will remain as guests Of their step
mother for about two weeks. Their
brother, however, expects to remain
for some time longer. His wife and
son left Immediately following the
funeral on Thursday for Emerson for
a visit with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Gilbertson.
The latter part of last week Mrs.
Kruger Of La Crosse, Wis, who
came out recently to spend the sum-
mer with her son,'Frank Kruger, and
family, south of South Heart, acct
dentally stumbled in the garage at the
farm home and sustained a bad break
of her arm. She was brought to Dickin-
son to have the bone set. Mrs. Krue-
ger will have to undergo the incon-
venience Of wearing a cast for a num-
Der of weeks. Another tragedy oc-
CURED in the same family on Sunday