The Dickinson press., 1912-06-15

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The meeting of the Catholikentaa
next year will be held at ,Richardton.
John P. Frantz from south Of Taylor
was in Dickinson on Thursday to make
application for citizenship papers.
Mrs. Fred Jeness and sisters, Mrs.
Harry Lawrence and Mrs. Toole lift
this week for their old home In Wiscon-
sin. They expect to visit relatives and
friends in Fargo and the Twin Cities en-
route.
Eddie Hagerman. son OF Conductor
and Mrs. H. E. Hageman of Mandan,
former residents of this city, is a 1912
graduate of the law department of the
Northwestern University of Evanston,
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Mckenzie and
children spent Sunday in Richardton
the guests of Mrs. McKenzie's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Dittberner. Two
of the Mckenzie children. Florence
and Duncan, remained for a several
weeks vacation with their grandpar-
ents.
The outlook is bright for the city of
Dickinson not only are all indications
pointing to q bumper crop but new fam
lilies are coming to our city almost
every week. Ole of our real estate men
renting houses tells us that he has loca-
ted four families in homes within the
past week.
Sisters Marceline and Hilda Of St.
Joseph's Parochial school will enjeyy a
vacation and retreat at the St. Joseph,s
Sisters home in Minnesotas. leavin Z In
about q week. The six other sisters of
the local parochial school will 20 to
Bismarck next Monday for their annual
retreat of two weeks.
Laudie wanna returned last Sunday
from St. Paul, where he went about ten
days previous with Frank Ficek, q
farmer living about 8 miles northw est
of the city. Mr.. Ficek had an absceess
on his eye which is being treated BY a
st. Paul specialist. He. expects to re-
turn home the first of the week.
Neree --Doreval a prosperous farmer
from Grand Meadow township was in
Dickinson on Monday in the interest of
a grand church celebration which is'to
be held " miles east OF Gaylord on
Monday June a., Mr.. Dorval had 400
acres seeded before the rains and is
looking forward to a bountiful crop this
year.
Mrs. W. N. Poor and Misses Marjorie
and Helen returned Sunday from a trip
to the Twin Cities. They, with MIR 8.
Fox and Henrietta and Mr.. and Mrs. N.
L. Gartley of this city. spent a day at
the J.. Van der Las home at White Bear
and enjoyed very much the hospitality
and beautiful home of these former
Dickinson people. =
Mrs. Chas. Burdick was moving this
week from the Currie house to the. r..
H. Rumble house on Second Ave. E. re-
Gently vacated by the L. S., Read fam
lily and formerly the property of Rev.
and Mrs. L. B. Hardy. Mrs. Burdick
has decided to discontinue a roomine
house and move into a smaller cottage
with her family.
Chief of Police Pat Corhett has locat-
ed the boys who broke the nine window
lights in the Nathan Num- cottage on
Third Ave. W. AS the damages were
settled by the parents no arrests were
made. The Dorner cottage north of the
school house was badly damaged in the
same way as we'll as other vacant
houses and a close watch. is being kept
by the police.
Mrs. Joseph Cook of Mechanicsville.
Iowa, and her daughter. Mrs. James
King. left last Saturday for the later
lady's home in Linton. N. D., where
Mrs. Cook will visit for some days. be-
ing later Joined by her son. John Cook,
who goes to his old home in Mechanics
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.. Cook and
Dick Cook came down from Sentinel
Butte to see the party off Saturday.
It is reported that H. B. Schaffner the
we'll known farmer and rancher of Glen
Laurel, was injured in an accident on
his way home from Hebron a short
time ago. He was picked up and car
ried to the j.. C. Schmalenbereer home
in Farmers Valley, where he was at
last reports, being unable to be taken
to his home. The PRESS did not learn
the exact nature nor the seriousness of
the accident.
Attorney +. F. Murtha and w, f.
Burnett were at Manning last Saturday
conducting a will contest case in
County Judge Busbee's court. The will
of the late Francis Kovash of New
Hradec, leaving the income on $40, 600
worth of notes and property to his wife.
after her death the full amount to be