The Dickinson press., 1912-09-07

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from Fsyette last Saturday.
Miss Mollie Kostelecky has taken a
position az clerk at the Roquette store.
Miss Lena Erbstoesser Of Richardton
is with the Crowl-S schroeder Co. in the
capacity of clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Galyen were down
from Belield Monday. Mrs. Galyen
having dental work done.
Mrs. Hugh McKeever and daughter,
Miss Stasia, returned the first of the
week from their visit with relati YES
near Salt Lake City. Utah.
Mrs. Chas. Starke and children left
Thursday morning for Chicago. where
they will visit at Mrs. Starke's old
home for several weeks.
Mrs. Vice and Mrs. Sankey. who have
spent several weeks in Dickinson visit
Ing their brother, James Soules and
family, returned hast Saturday to Terre
Haute. Ind.
Atty. T. D.. Casey went to Bismarck
Monday. his trip having q double pur-
pose, that Of attending. a meeting Of
the State Game and Fish board and TAX
ing in the big democratic meeting there
this week. !.
Louis Petricka went down toSult Pa.
last week. where he will attend the
Minnesota State fair and before return
ing take his little daughter, Sylvia to
Frontenac to enter the Villa Maria
school. Miss Sylvia has been visiting
with her grandmother in Montgomery,
Mimi. for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary McGillivray is expecting
to leave very shortly for her winter so
journ in California. She expects to 90
to Michigan for a month and visit in
Salt Lake City en- route and will take a
months trip to Honolulu in company
with friends before settling down for
the winter in San Diego.
Mrs. A. A. Freeman and daughter,
Miss Theo, also Miss Florence Dickin-
son left Thursday for Frontenac, Mimi,
where the two young ladies will enter
the Villa Maria school, Mrs. Freeman
returning in a few days.
Work on the new 8-inch we'll at the
city water works has been at a stand
still for a week or ten days. A casing
broken off in the we'll caused the delay.
Supt. L%ittlehales says there is water
enough now for two or three cities like
Dickinson, the plant having a capacity
of "a, 600 gallons per hour.
Miss Frances Walsh and her aunt,
Mrs. James Bremen of Fall River,
Mass, returned last Friday from their
trip to Helena. where they visited a
sister of the latter for several weeks.
Mrs. Bremen will be the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Patrick Walsh, for several
weeks yet before returning to her home
in the east.
Ticket Agent H. S. Hodson returned
last Saturday from his vacation spent
in Salt Lake City. Idaho. his old
home in Illinois. and other places.
Miss Elizabeth BARLEY, daughter of
Alderman and Mrs. j. j. BARLEY of
Beach, was in Dickinson Monday en-
route to Jamestown. where she will be
matriculated at the academy for the
coming term.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Perkins, Miss
Mildred and Mrs. A. N. Jefferies return
ed last Friday from their auto trip out
north. DR.. and Mrs.'C. N. Barker, who
drove out. returned the same evening.
The latter party made the trip to the
Christensen ranch in three days, stop
ping over night at the Cuskelly home at
Oakdale and at the Wilcox ranch. They
made the return trip in two days, TAX
ing with them Misses Jennie Freeman
and Emma Christensen. They had q
splendid visit at the ranch and enjoyed
the trip immensely.
Geo. Stark of Mandan, son of DR..