The Dickinson press., 1912-06-15

store.
Miss Marion Fried is now with the
Crowl-Schroeder Co. in the capacity Of
clerk.
Mis- Yiraie Croteau Of Mandan is a
guest Of her cousin. Miss Rose Berringer
for a few WEEKS
Miss Myrtle Parker is very efficiently
filing the position Of oreanist at ths
Congregational church.
MI. and Mrs. w. w. Beebe came down
from Belfeld Monday and went out
to Mannina the following day.
Miss Frances Walsh. came down from
South Heart Tuesday. where she had
been visiting . her sister, Mrs. Will
Kennedy.
Mrs. L. Ashby of Mary came in this
week for medical treatment. Mrs.
8. L. Carr. who accompanied her
in returned home a few days later.
Miss Emma Christensen underwent
a very successful operation for appendix
citis at St. Joseph's hospital on last
Saturday and was getting along
splendidly this week.
Harry Harleman went as far as Glen
dive Sunday to meet his wife and little
daughter who were returning from a
trip 10 the coast country.
Sam Rowle, comes to Dickinson as
resident manager of the Unique theatre.
Sam Klein. who has been here the past
two or three months. goes SOUTH.
Mrs. D. D. Mars and little son left
Tuesday for a several weeks visit with
Mr.. Mars folks in G~alesville. Wis.
They will also visit in the Twin Cities
en- route.
There will be q civil service examina-
ton held here on June 22nd for postal
carries and clerk. Applications and
information can be had from Miss
Stewart at the local postofice.
Hartwell and Watt johnson arrived
Tuesday from their studies at the Min
nesota University to spend the vacation
with their parents, Mayor and Mrs. R.
H. johnson. and their brother and
sisters here.
John H. Christensen of Sentinel Butte
was in the city on Tuesday. Mr.. Chris
Jensen still has a good many horses but
he has at times thought it would be to
his advantage. to get a new location,
perhaps in Montana.
Frank P. Mead, who has been at St.
Cloud, Fla. the past year or more.
was a passenger last Saturday en- route
to Belfeld. his old home. Mrs. Mead
went on to Nova Scotia to visit a while
before returning home to North Dakota.
Nels Christensen will arrive soon from
Cambridge. Mass. where he has been
ma%triculated at Harvard for the past
two years. He will enjoy the hummer
vacation at the H. C. Christensen ranch
on the river northeast of Oakdale.
Mott Pioneer: Senator. Simpson was
down from Dickinson Wednesday to
consult his. friends rel alive to his IAN
didacy for congress. L. A. has many of
them here who will roll up a good big
vote for him in this county.
Auditor and Mrs. W. L. Griswold
and children we're in from Mott on Sat-
urday visiting Mrs. Griswold's sister,
Mrs. Eva Dobson. Mr.. Griswold brought
his family to Dickinson in his automo-
bile. returning home Sunday afternoon.
Glenn Nichols, who has been with the
Heaton Lumber Co. at Dickinson the
past two years. goes to Sentinel Butte
to take charge of the company's lumber
yard there. Mr.. Nichols is a son of
Contractor L. H. Nichols and is a very
capable young man.
Miss Clara Davis returned Sunday
from Williston where she represented
the local Rebekah lodge at the state
convention. She also visited friends
in Bismarck en- route home. A. D.
Davis who represented the local camp
Of Odd Fellows returned on Friday.
Mrs. Robert Lyle went to Medora Sun
day evening to be ready to assume
her old duties in the court house on
Monday. Her recent position with the
Recorder-Post has been filed by Miss
Jessie Stewart who comes from the
Holland Dakota Landbouw Co. at Bel
field.
Mrs. Harry Harleman and little
daughter. Marion returned Monday from
an extended trip west. They visited
friends and relatives al points in Idaho
and Oregon and spent much time in
Seattle and Tacoma. They visited the
J. H. Wageoner home in Glendive a
few days On route home.
Agent w. H. Byrns retuTned Sunday
from Butte to which place he had &C
companied Mrs. Byrns and two children
on their way to Salt Lake City to visit
relatives for month or six weeks.