The Dickinson press., 1917-09-08

N. j. Steffen, mayor of Belield, |
was a business caller in the city on
Tuesday.
New Victor records on sale the first
Of each month at Greene's - Victor
Dealers of Dickinson, 8-4-tf
Wilson Eyer, cashier, of the Merch-
ants National bank, returned on Sun
day from a two weeks vacation spent
with relatives and friends in Wyoming
and Montana.
Mrs. George Burgess of Medora was
down On Wednesday doing some shop
lping for her daughters, Misses Ethel
and Irma, who leave tomorrow (Sat-
grday) for P~illsbury's academy in St.
Joe Brodie, who was home on a sew
eral days furlough, filed on a claim
and returned to Fort Lincoln on
Wednesday. Other Company X boys
who were up during the week were
Leon Stuck, Murray Dickson and
Walter Bremen. .
Miss Zenka Irma Trinka returned on
Tuesday to resume work at the Dick
inson public library after a vacation
Of a month, spent at Tower Hill,
Wis, Minneapolis and at her home at
Lidgerwood, N. Oak. During her
absence Miss Rose Mininberg had
charge of the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. lane, daughters,
Mildred and Elsie, and SON., Samuel,
Of Regent were guests from Saturday
until Wednesday at the Roy Butler
home, Miss Elsie remaining here
| with hor y1rc1o. orl o,,o+ - o44..l
high school. Mrs. Lane and family
were ACCOMPANIED back by the form
ers' sisters, Mesdames Butler and H. M.
Pearce, who will visit at Regent for
a while and later 60 on to Carson to
see their brother, DR.. R. H. Leavitt.
They expected to be gone about a
week.
The girls who are working hard to
make the Young Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Red Cross a success, were very
disappointed at the small attendance
of only eight at their regular weekly
evening meeting at the Elks parlors
on Monday evening. It is not fair
for just few girls to do all the
work. This is a cause in which every
young lady should be interested and
try to do her little share. The work
is not hard, and the girls have a very
entertaining time over it. At the next
meeting they will serve a light lunch
and r anticipating fun as well as
work. THE meeting begins at 1880
and the few faithful girls hope to see
a good turn out so that the Auxiliary
can hand over work amounting to
something, as there is much to be
done-more than many realize.
H. P. johnson and brother, Ward,
returned on Tuesday night from their
touched at Butte, Spokane and Port
with the S. P. Gotta family, who form
erly resided here. From that point
they continued. via an ocean trip to
San Francisco En- route home they
spent most of their visiting time with
their brother, Watt, a mining engi-
neer neal Salt Lake City. Watt John
son is among Utah's drafted men, and
was to leave on Wednesday for Ameri-
can Lake, the mobilization point Of
the Utah troops. Near Denver the
tourists climbed Pixies Peake, by
night, beginning their journey at II
o'clock and reaching the summit at.
5 o'clock in the morning to view the
sunrise. They made the assent, a.
distance. of nine miles, by foot, and
were given a fine boost by the Pixies
Peake publication for the feat. ~
Many of u young people who will
be attending school elsewhere this
year, have already left for their vari-
GUS institutions Of learning, others
will be departing right along as their
schools open from now until about the
| 10th of October. Dickinson will be
represented at various colleges and
universities as follows: Misses Carroll
and Grace Mcclure, University of
! Minnesota; Misses Florence J~efferies,
Dorothy Ayers and Helen Cuskelly,
Agricultural college, Fargo; Miss
Dorothy Stickney, st. GATHERINGS COL
lege, st. Paul; Misses Fadora Drury
and Catherine Mckinley, Minneapolis
Business college, Minneapolis; Miss
Sophie Jahr, Fargo college, Fargo;
Miss Marian Coffin, st. Mary's Hall,
Faribault, Mimi; Misses kathleen
Haggarty and Winnifred Pace, Sacred
Heart academy, Fargo; Miss Beth
Johnson, Frank Richards and George
Brodie; University of North Dakota;
Miss Esther Ayers, Monticello Semi
nary, Godfrey, ILL.,; Misses LaVerne
and Oral Roquette, Twin City Con-
Seivdtory, "tne FORMER
will also take up art at the Handi-
craft Guild; Herbert, Mckenzie, Inter-
national Business college, Fargo; VIM.
Walton, Coinage college, Spokane,
WASH; Miss Florence Walton, Univer-
sity of Montana; Leo Mullaney, Col
lege of st. Thomas, st. Paul; Miss
Ruth Butler, McPhail school, Mime
apolis. Miss Ellen Walton and Locks
ley and Edgar Berg will also go away
to school this year but have not yet
definitely decided on their schools.