The Dickinson press., 1912-08-31

z. F. Herminghaus is the new ex-
press manager at the local depot, arriv-
ing Sunday from Billings, Mont. He
has become q member of the Bachelors
Club.
Mrs. Walter Zetzman and baby re-
turned Sunday from their visit at her
old home in Browns Valley, MINI.
They were accompanied by Mrs. J..
H. Costello and son who will visit at
the Zetzman home here for some time.
Miss Beatrice Lish was hostess to the
ladies sewing club last Friday evening
and all were delightfully."- entertained.
Social conversation along with their
fancy work passed the hours all too
quickly and u delicious luncheon con-
Guided the evenings pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Sallade and
daughter, Emily, who have been visit
ing the j. w. Swope family for some
time. left Monday for their home in
Reading. Pa. They intended making
the trip to the coast but on account of
the washout last week were unable to
see the coast county this time.
The new dam at Ma rmarih located on
the Taber property on the north side
will be about Z, ZOO feet long and will
be quite a structure. The preliminary
work was begun last week and the con-
tractors will start work in earnest as
soon as they are able to get the powder.
The plan is to blast off the side of the
hill and then-.use the dit to fill in
the old bed of the little Beaver.
Dueald Stewards auto was DESTROYED
by fire Saturday while he was visiting
his farm, five miles south of town Il
appears that something vent wrong with
the carburetor the removal of the screw
allowed the pan below to become filled
with gasoline. When an attempt wal
made to start the machine, an explosion
occurred, resulting in its complete de.
struction. 1t is reported that MIR. Stew
art carried ST, 400 insurance upon it &C
that the loss will be small. if any,
Bowman Citizen.
Emil and Joe komberec were in on
Saturday from their farm near Davit
Buttes. They we're hailed out in July
but had insurance on 80 acres and thei]
oats and wheat are coming in AGAR
nicely and if frost does not come foa
two OF three weeks, they will yet get 6
good yield. In the brakes on q sister.
homestead they have fine flax aht
wheat and it is there that they keep
some 20 head of cattle and IA head Of
horses. They recently sold two head o.
cattle for $50 and only wish they had
carload or two to ship at present prices
Charles Burda arrived home Sunda,
morning from a delightful three-months
trip abroad in company with his cousin,
James Frenzl of Spokane. They had !,
fine ocean trip both ways, with ,
smooth sea and no seasickness. The!
F. spent a week in Paris. taking in tn
sights in this beautiful capital an,
travelled east through Holland and Ger
many to Austria and Bohemia. vienn,
they found very interesting, especial!
the royal residence and Shambaum park
the emperor's pleasure ground on whic|
he spends 80, 600 francs annually. Il
Bohemia the young men visited rela
tives and travelled about the country ex
tensively. They spent q week in Ne,
York on their way home parting in Chi
caeo.4 Mr.. Frenzl going to South Dakot
for q visit. He is expected in Dickin
son this week for a few days visit 8
the Burda farm northwest of the city
Miss Edith Beidler is teaching q
Kent, Washington this year where r. 1
Davidson is principal. Mrs: Beidle
il spending some time with her daush
tel. Virginia. now Mrs. Orr. at Burning
ton. Washington.