SASKATCHEWAN AND ITS PEOPLE
1924

          HAROLD B. DICKEY.         
         
   Harold B. Dickey, junior member of the law firm of Potter & Dickey
is one of the prominent barristers and solicitors of Melville. He was born
in Campbellford, Ontario, in 1897, a son of John and Eva (Coon) Dickey
likewise natives of that province. His parents came west and located in
Sintaluta, Saskatchewan, in 1904, and the father engaged in the mercan-
tile business there until he moved to Regina, since which time he has
been connected with the street railway of that city.
In the acquirement of his preliminary education Harold B. Dickey
attended the public schools of Sintaluta and was graduated from the
Regina Collegiate Institute in the year 1915.  He was articled with H.
E. Sampson and W. H. McEwen of that city and was admitted to the
Saskatchevan bar in 1920. He practiced his chosen profession at Cupar,
Saskatchewan, for a time and on the 1st of November, 1921, came to
Melville, where he has since resided. He became associated with S. H.
Potter, extended mention of whom is made on another page of this work,
and the firm of Potter & Dickey has an extensive and representative
clientele.
   On the 25th of December, 1920, Mr. Dickey was married to Miss G.
Evendon of Estevan.  She is a young woman of charming personality
and maintains an active interest in the club and social circles of this
Although the greater part of his time and attention is devoted to
his professional interests, Mr. Dickey is essentially public-spirited and is
never too busy to lend his cooperation to the furtherance of any movement
for the benefit of the community at large.  He is secretary of the local
Board of Trade, chief mentor of the Tuxis Boys and president of the
Probus Club. Mr. Dickey has brought to the profession thorough train-
ing and innate ability, and further success is assured him.
         
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