The Dickinson press., 1916-06-17
Lee Aughney of Mandan is a guest
at the Mrs. Mary Walton home.

at the Mrs. Mary Walton home.
County Auditor J. L. Hughes has
his election supplies and every voting
place in the county will receive their
ballots early for the June primary
election.
The Robert and Reuben Lyon
families are enjoying visit from
Miss Jennie Casper of Osakis, Minn.,
who arrived recently for a few weeks
vacation from her duties as nurse.
Attorney General Henry J. Linde
is in the city greeting his many
warm friends. Attorney Linde is one
of our best officers and it is safe to
say the vote at the primaries will
show that he has made good.
C. J. Herstein returned Wednesday
from Fargo, where he spent some
time on business matters. He took
the stage out to his home in the
Iowa settlement out south the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Roberts. and
baby, who were here visiting Mr..
Roberts mother, Mrs H. NJ. Roberts,
left Monday to spend the rest of the
summer vacation with relatives in
Miles City.
Mr.. Graeber of Napolean was
guest the latter part of the week of
Judge and Mrs. Fred Maser. Mr..
Graeber is an old friend of Mr..
Maser from Germany and was here
for the Alliance meeting.
Alonzo Nichols rode in horseback
from his ranch near Grassy Butte on
Sunday and returned the following
day. His sister, Mrs. S. R. Shannon,
who is visiting out on the ranch, will
possibly stay another week.
Mrs. F. D. Cooper and children de-
parted Tuesday to spend the summer
at Mrs. Cooper's old home in Rush
vile, III. Mrs. J. M. Cooper is keep
ing house for her son, Station Agent
Cooper, while his wife is away.
The Dickinson Candy Shop looks
very pretty with it's new decorations
of autumn leaves which hang over
the mirrors, fountains and lattice
work. Clusters of grapes here and
there enhance the beauty and sharp
Gil Vic dppeIlIe.
Mrs. w. Crewe and two children of
Bismarck were guests recently of
Mrs. A. C. Hosfeld, being en- route
to Bowman to visit with Mrs.
Crewe's mother, Mrs. Lincoln, and
other relatives. Mrs. Crewe's hus-
band is doctor at Bismarck.
A party of 16 enjoyed a most de-
lightful picnic in the Berringer grove
near Green river last Sunday. They
went out in cars and enjoyed both
dinner and supper out in the open.
Mrs. Arthur Davis was awarded first
prize for catching the biggest fish.
Mrs. Hester Herring expects to
leave in the near future with At
torney and Mrs. J. K. Swihart of Me-
dora for a tour of month to points
in Indiana, including Ft. Wayne,
Indianapolis, Minneapolis and Chi
cago. They will make the journey in
a Case car.
Miss Anna Paska expects to leave
for her home near Amidon this COM
ing Monday to be present at the big
Fourth OF July celebration there. She
will return in about a week to again
take up her sewing at the Will
Carroll home, where she is getting
along splendidly.
Deputy State Examiner Robert D.
B. Beery of Mott and Ed. Morris of
Bismarck, also of the state examin-
er's office, are here this week check
ing the county books. Mr.. Beery was
the first auditor of Hettinger county.
He has served in his present capacity
for four successive years and has
made good.
Misses Thelma Osborn, Catherine
Eldred, Alice Gould and Ruth Delaney
procured a wheel chair for Mrs.
Houghton recently, the patient having
been laid up for a long time with
rheumatism. The express on the
chair was paid by the Dorcas society.
This was very worthy deed of these
young girls.