The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08

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Mrs. W. H. Vallancey ..and daughter,
Katharine. returned Monday to Mandan
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tom VAL
lancey and the Vallancey sisters, mil
liners here. to whom she is sister-in-
law.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Koesel recently
returned from Pasadena. California.
and will make their future home at
Richardton, SO it is understood. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Koesel, who had been
visiting at Richardton, returned to Cali
fornia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manson Whiteman drove
in Monday from five miles north of
Manning with load of fax. They were
accompanied by Mrs. j. T. Jenkins.
mother of Mrs. Whiteman and Editor E.
X. Jenkins, who had been visiting out
this way for month or more and who
was on her teturn trip to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Doraer returned
last week to Mandan from their wedding
trip in the east, and Mr.. Dorfler resumed
his work as brakeman on the division
between Mandan and Dickinson. MI.
Dorher was one of Dickinson star base
ball players the past season.
Miss Mary Nolan. candidate for county
superintendent of schools, was in Glad
stone last Saturday. getting acquainted
with the voters. Miss Nolan attends to
her work as teacher during the school
days of the week and visits some towns
in the county on Saturday.
Mrs. M. J. Johnson. accompan led by
Miss Helen Mangan, teacher in the
Fayette school, and Mrs. Walter Par
meter, were in from Dunn county last
Saturday. They found the roads very
good.
Mrs. C. A. Albrecht was operated on
in Dickinson on Sunday and will likely
be in the hospital for another week at
least. Mr.. Albrecht was in at the time
of the operation but expected to return
to New England and come in again on
Saturday or Sunday.
The teachers and pupils have been
making good use of the tennis court of
the high school. Pupils from the
seventh and eighth grades also have the
privilege of using this court. and the
sport is proving to be interesting exer-
else for all.
DR.. and Mrs. Bowen and Frank Lish
and daughter. Beatrice. left Sunday for
Rochester, Minn., where Miss Lish will
take treatment and probably undergo an
operation. Mrs. Bowen expected to
undergo an operation at the famous Mayo
Brothers hospital.
Jacob uBll and Hugh Stevenson stopped
over in Dickinson on Monday returning
from marketing cattle in Chicago. From
here they went to Bel6eld where they
left their teams while east. Mr.. Stew
enson was soina past Quinion to visit
his sister, Mrs. Bert Townsend.
Jay Parker of Couer du 'Alene, Idaho,
arrived in the city the first of the week
in the interest of The Capital Security
Co. of Norfolk, Virginia. The Western
agency of the company is at Spokane.
Mr.. Parker is an old cattIeman, having
marketed for A. H. Arnett and for Jim
Casverse about 20 years ago. He left
here in 1891.
Fred Gullickson and Lewis Veldey of
Hanley Falls. Minn.. were in the city
the first of the week visiting their
cousin, Miss Amalia Simonson, book
keeper with Roquette Bros. These
gentlemen were on their way to look
after their land and crop interests near
Fayette. where they at one time resided.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Thacker of Glen
wood. Minn.. arrived here Saturday to
visit their daughters. Mrs.. M. A..
Scherflus and Miss Clara Thacker. Mrs.
Scherfius, who has been quite ill the
past several weeks, is somewhat i'm
proved. but her sister will remain with
her some time yet before Going to as
sumo her school duties at Miles City.
Medofa Herald: The ball in the
new Christ Peterson annex Wednesday
night was we'll attended and thoroughly
enjoyed by all. The Lebo orchestra.
assisted by J. W. Hesser. produced the
'pulsating, sweet and dreamy A
\ supper was served and and although
we partook thereof. If you wish, aGlist
Of the edibles you must send two cents
in stamps: we have not space here to
:tabulate. them. Mr.. Peterson furnished
4 the entertainment and the cheer. and
the, event is feature among the
seasons best.