The Dickinson press., 1916-09-23
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Miss Esther Boehlke is employed
since last Saturday as cashier at the
Golden Rule store.
E. H. Knapp left Tuesday for the
VIM. Ritchell ranch south of Belfeld
for a few days visit. He was taken
out by Mr.. end Mrs. Clarke, who re-
side in that vicinity and made a trip
to Dickinson in their car. Mrs.
Clarke is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritchell.
Miss Florence Caldwell, we'll known
here is she supervised the domestic
science department Of our schools
last year, was married at her home at
Brookings, S. D., on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 21st, to Emil. Heck. a civil
engineer. They will make their home
at Corvallis, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Conlon of this
city have as their guests their sister
in-law, Mrs. Conlon, and two daugh-
tiers, Rose and Virginia., Of Chicago.
They arrived last Saturday and plan
on going Sunday to points farther
west, stopping off at Beach and Senti-
mel Butte.
Mrs. H. M. Roberts departed on
Sunday with her little grandson,
Henry James, for Minneapolis; to take
the little lad to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Roberts, tho former at
tending the Minnesota U. Mrs.
Roberts trip was mainly on business,
however, as she expected to do her
holiday buying while in the cities.
Miss Grace Crowl entertained thirty
ladies from 300 o'clock to 600 at an
afternoon card party last Sat-
urday afternoon in honor of her
cousin, Miss Margaret Crowl. Five
hundred furnished entertainment.
Miss Crowl was assisted by Mesdames
c. N. Barker, J. Lconberger and W.
w. Stackhousc in serving q delectable
5 o'clock dinner. Fall flowers were
used for decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Scharf of near
Manning autoed in on Sunday after
noon, bringing in their son, Roy, and
daughter, Marion, who attend high
school here, staying with the D. i.
Mars family, and having spent the
week END at home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scharf were accompanied back by
Mrs. F. c.. Hebron, who will visit out
there for a short time.
Mrs. Mary Walton returned on
Tuesday morning from an absence of
three weeks in the west, having ac-
companied her son, William, to
Spokane, where he is continuing his
work this year at Gonzago college.
On their way up they spent about a
week at Hunters Hot Springs, Mont,
and en- route home Mrs. Walton
stopped off for several days for a
visit with relatives at Missoula, Mont.
The Quavala club of eight little
girls gave a farewell party to one of
their members, jeanette Shipley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Shipley, at the Will Carroll home on
Saturday evening. Each member
asked a guest, making IS, who en-
joyed the fine 7 o'clock dinner. The
evening vas spent in games and
music. The club stood all the ex-
penses and did all the work.
George Berzel, of the Berzel Steam
bakery, is making extensive improve
ments in his equipment. A new
steam heated flour room is being fixed
up in the basement of his baking
kitchen. He is also installing a ma
chine in this room, that ~elevates the
flour to the upper floor, Sits it
twice and weighs it automatically.
Mr.. Berzel is ever on the lookout for
improving his service and enjoys a
fine patronage. The new arrange
ments will be completed in about two
weeks.
Mrs: W. l.. Nichols of Mortified,
Mimi, who visited her sister, Mrs. E..
H. Knapp, for some time during the
past summer, and from here went to
Devils Lake to, visit another sister
and then back home again, arrived
on Monday, this time to make her
permanent home here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols started out from Mortified
in their car but when they got as far
as Steele, this state, their car needed
some repairs. Mrs. Nichols made the
rest of the journey via train and her
husband remained to look after the
car. He was expected in a few days.
Mrs. Nichols reports the roads dread
fully bad until they entered this
state.