The Dickinson press., 1914-06-20

JUNE 20, 1914.
Thos. McDonough was in the Twin
Cities on business this week.
Miss Fingleton, sister Of Mrs. Wm.>
Hasenwinkle, arrived in the city last
Saturday to visit her sister. She
will be here for some time.
Miss Dorothy Ayers is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Eaton and Miss Eaton at their sum-
mer cottage at Detroit Lake, MINI.
c. E. johnson of Minneapolis was
a visitor in the city this week. Cliff
ford, the little son, recently recovered
from a severe case of diphtheria.
Anna Blasher, the little neice Of
Mrs. j. H. Johnson, no is spending
the summer here, has been sick the
past week with an attack Of tonsilitis.
Joe Hledik, the day clerk at the st.
Charles, left Thursday for Manning,
here he will spend. two weeks visiting
with his mother and brother on their
farm.
Misses Dasey and Rose Waddell
entertained at a. small dinner party
Friday evening in honor Of j. B.
johnson of the University. Covers
ere laid for seyen.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Perkins and
daughter, Mildred, returned the first
of the week from the Tiwn Cities,
where they had been visiting for two
weeks.
Louis Palmer arrived in the city
Thursday night from the University,
where he has been a student in the
regular college course He left, for
his home at Manning on Friday.
Hugh Roberts came in from his
farm near Oakdale with a load Of
fax on Thursday. MI. Roberts has
about 14O acres into crop this year
which is in first class condition.
Mrs. Valentine Koch, wife of Clerk
of Court Koch, was able to leave st.
Joseph's hospital Thursday night and
return to her home. She recently
underwent a successful operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Archie Dingman and children,
Arvilla, George and little Florence
left Friday morning for Becker,
Mimi, to visit relatives for about six
weeks. They may spend some time
in st. Paul before returning.
Joe Herbert was in the city Friday
morning. He and Cyril Marchand
7 have been busy with their well rig
: the past week. They bored a we'll
for Joseph L. Wolf 125 feet deep, a
we'll for Geo. Balm 80 feet deep and
one for Joseph Bah 60 feet deep.
:, Warren Smith, pharmacist with
!, day from a two weeks vacation. The
/ visiting relatives in Grand Forks
. and Winnipeg, Canada. He stopped
Z off at Fargo and Bismarck for short
visits.
Mrs. H. Hoffman and two children
who have been visiting with her par.
\ ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirby, the
past month, left this week for Man.
dan, where they will visit with Mrs
q Hoffman's sister, Mrs. S. Parkins
After their visit there they will re
: turn to their home at Flasher.
4 A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Emanuel Fisher on June 18th.
Leo and Philip Mullaney returned
y home Thursday from Fargo, where
they have been attending the Sacret
j Heart Academy. Leo won high hon
\ ors, having been presented the golt
J medal for excellency in the common
\ branches.
Dickinson has quite a delegation
) at the camp meeting at jamestown
Among those who are there are Rev
a J.. G. Morrison and daughters. Irene
4 and Dorothy, Mrs. W. H. Cooke ane
y sons, Albert and Victor, Misses
Emma and Puma Nichols and Car
. Anderson, Lee Hebron, Rollie Smith
and Calvin Reed.
J. B. Johnson, who received hi.
Masters Degree in Science, and wht
was also admitted in the honorar!
fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa, at tn
Y to visit with some of his Universit.
friends on Thursday. Mr. johnson
was on his way to Great Falls, wher,
\ he will visit for a few weeks. H,
will return to Dickinson in time t.
\ join DR.. Leonard on his geological
J survey which will be made northeas
y of Schafer this year.
Misses Ellen, Florence and Doroth.
and Masters William and Victor Wal
I ton returned home the early part O.
the week from Spokane, where the!
have been the past several months
William and Victor have been attend
ing school at the Coinage colleg,
there and Dorothy has attende,
school in the convent, "Her Hol.
Name" Mrs. Walton and Mis-
Irene have been back for nearly
8 month, They have moved from thei:
flat in the Walton block to their sum
mer home on Sims Street.
The funeral of Mrs. Margare,
Rasmussen vas held Saturday after
\ noon from st. Patrick's church, Rev
y FIR. Dignam officiating. Interment
y was made in the st. Patrick GENE
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