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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04

lower edge of waist for stay.
 Finish the neck with the round col lar, sewing to the edge, single large 70" perforations and center-backs even.
 Next, close the sleeve seam as notched. Close seam of cuff as notch ed, line and sew to sIeeveband as notched, small "o'' perforation in cuff at seam of s1eeveband. Sew sleeve in armhole as notched, small 'to'' perforation at shoulder seam. easing any fitness.
 To make the. skirt, slash the front gore to the left of center-front along double stoo" perforations for opening. Join gores as notched. Turn hem at lower edge on small 70" perforations. From box-plaits, creasing on slot perforahons, bring folded edges to corresponding small 70" perforations and press. Sew to lower edge of front and back, center-fronts and center-backs even
 Adjust the belt to position as illus trated and finish with pearl buttons.
 Sizes. 4. 6, 8. 10 and F years. Irticles are prepared especially x1 I0ko<k <,kw1I~s<s kSx- EHK,ol
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04
9969 S96 

The city girls idea of making her self populareis to eat suppers that the boys have to pay for, and the coun- try girls is to join a canning club and make something for some one else to eat
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04
CLUB NOTES

I will gladly answer all inquiries for information on health subjects from readers of this publication if same are addressed to Home Health Club, 5039 Cottage Grove Ave, Chi cago, ILL Send full name and ad- dress with cents postage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04
Plain Blue siineham Well Handled.

closes at the left front under one of it's box plaits.
 The work of putting the dress to- gether has been minimized to the utmost, as the construction guide will show. If pockets are used, first stitch on the front of the waist, upper edges along crossline of small so'' perforations. Next sew strap to lower edge of yoke, lnotches and small tto'' perforations even. Adjust yoke to position on front, cores bonding edges even, and fasten with a button and buttonhole. Close under-arm and shoulder seams as notched Turn hem in front at notches Plait lower edge of front and back placing .eT' on correspond ing small "oH perforations. Adjust 1 inch belting to position underneath
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04

SPRING PIONEERING
 PLANTS. JOHN RECK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04

SPRING PIONEERING
 A 1l SORE RICK s GS2s.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04
DEAD FROM
 WOUNDS, IS BURIED

Field Headquarters. NaTniquipas Mex. via wireless to Columbus, N. M.' May 4.-The body of Corporal Ben McGhee who died Tuesday of wounds suffered at Parral, was buried here yesterday with military honorA nsla- Ghee was a, member of Major Prank Tonapkins' 18th cavalry command.
 SPRING PIONEERING
 JOHN RECK 6 SON.
 PLANTS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04

Here fs a convincing argument that the material need not be expen- szve if it is well handled. Three and a quarter yards of plain blue ging- ham at fifteen cents a yard, make this dress. The yoke and pockets may be omitted, if desired, but they add wonderfully ito the smart effect of the design. The long cne-piece 2 sleeves are gathered tot a pointed cur. while the four-piece skirt
 Pictorial Raviavv nrasa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04

Food riots are reported from Berlin GAA Leipsig.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-04

These Home Dressmang articles prepared especially this newspaper very styles by EReTfepbs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
&rigspriicr I 1864 og ,tu.

5 Ell gammel SortegneIie oper,
bpao Starup So9n / 0anmnrf
maotte leoere ill ben fienotliee
grme unoer arigen / 1864, finbes
ifslge "Hibe Imtst." nosle Trisop.
gipelier, iom fam BABE nogcn Su.
~ttresie til Communicating nteo Eri.
icrlle UNDER ben nllp9renbe arig.
&euerancerne itrafte Jig ouer Si-
BEN fra 21be Marts ii! lite Noper.
Der, os Der blep leperet aiso,
5leif % Surage. S Insager Meae
blep fisbt fere Stlbc. gn Stub,
Der peiebe 855 TluO, foiteoe 80
Gor., Ell auoen, Der ueiebe 900
Eunb, foiteoe 80 Ror. Gnoelig fisb.
ties en- aiempeIh,o, Der peieoe 1880
EunO, for 8 Warf o. ~ Sfiaing
pr. SiSpuno; bet blioer / pore "a.
ses Eenge 1912 Q. pr. Furb. GIT
doe Stuo til en- S9gt al 900 Eilrb
friteoe 81 Sfilins pr. Yuno. s
September Wtaoneb foiteoe en- Club
fun Z Sfiaiug pr. Eunb. III andre
Eriier nppnes: Sleif foItebe II a
Is Sfiaing pr. Tuno, meoens aieb
(Srefisb) fun foitebe 5A Sfiaing
Tnnoet, / Sftober cnbogiaa finn 5
81. @rpr notereoes til AS Sfiaing
pr. Euno. slug foitebe 6 9aler for
Ell 5enbe. SABRE foiteoe / Wai 212
Sfiuing Eunbet. Ssi % Solm TO.
lteoe / SuIi IS Marf pr. Sfipprno,
btao Der iparer til Az SIR. pr. 800
EunO.
Selu ON Eriien bar pPret bsiere
END normalt, er be BOG FIN inlan /
Sammenlianing meo bore Cages
Eriier. 3preit forbo!oSuis ipnes
Sleif oe Hllg at bope pGret, met
cen Sang bar Der iagtels in9er,
i'm orsmte on Marimalpriier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18

Sprltnrrct S~anIcmuru. Gu lloell
pripai Gonlenloro hos Mrs. Winrtlc
&ohnion, boenbc poa @aihinQton
Nuemuc z. / minneapolis. blcu Tor.
lcocu Titcu pluoiclia aibrltbt al IL
Hspcre, Der meh IpUnote H~cpolpcrc
trrngtc ino / NrputprrcIlct, hpor
1ouicn nctop off lipIinit, % tpano
@ipiteruc I'll at title iia / NAB lonQS
EPaocn. Wcoena Den enc al Hepcr.
lie poSicbc paa mcb Ell HepoIucr /
hpcr Saono, off oeu unocn igicnncnl
alc CONNER, taaeuoc life aleue Son.
~touter, men oaiaa llbre % anbei
SommrgobS al Trrbi. ialnt Smptfer,
6Groige hermeo trof Hpnerne iia bag
lpnS no al Scren, OF iom lluoifpIS'
ming 9iorbe Den enc al Dem Den PC.
mcrfniua, at DC hopbe bart Ntiriifer
oa loa beiicntt liz Ill al tage Ell Suer'
inoom. 2ereS llobpttc iaebes at bap'
p9ret omfrina 1925.
Gang Nntomobiltnr. Or. 2ors g
Solsneis, Der ier boebe | Winneapo
lis, men M / Here gar bar bapt II
Siem / Bottom, anfom iorIcbcn %,
nj WeQebpen eiier iommen n:eb II,
lSuilru % 12.aar!se Seu at bapl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
Sun pukptn.

gil belle Butte GDnntn. Butte
Gol,ntps aommisiGrer bar Den tie
bs. oifentlieeiort en- 8etitipn, bport
onmooes ON Ceiling al bette Goltntp,
ioct ocl pltrc &c iflllbe bnn1e ct mt
u,bcr Napn al Sairp County. gnoel
al @cle sSollrd)e Srri0ation Ii'trift
piloe inobeiottes / oct me County.
Gn patriutiif @p. Gen lille 9p
Nocfbom paoitaaes at babe lat Ell He.
foro ior 9atriptiame, ibet hperenelte
paobenier Wianb / 24-Iursaloeren
bar looet Jig hperpe, crten / National.
GARDEN encr / Ben rcgulGre Irme.
Ger bar / bennc @p pitt iig en- ligeiaa
Iterft opblusienbc a~riNSaano icm li',-
Der Den ipunifsanlcrifonlfc &rig.
WrbciSct paa @atcrtu,un. Vanen
bcapnot. 8rcat Nortbern 9anen bar
alercbe forrige llge beepuot at uo-
bcbrc bcn fiebte @atertopn & Sioltr
Sails 2inie, ibet $50 Mrbeiocre 1attes
/ %irfiombeb langs benne. @n M
Simctabel er ofientliggiort, % Stns
len oil bcrcfter oripes iom Ell 8ren
al oet itorc 8reat Hprtbern Spltem.
8ammel sionr Iaas.Manb opo.
Goparo Sarion, Ell al Siolr Sails
ploitc % p%elfieuotc Sorrctnings-
mrno, err bcl, 13bc bs. aiaaoet peo
Spocn lom Splae al ct lllpffestilfpl-
&c Den ioregoaenoe Wunoa9. San
loo lin Tiete, brn unge Ilice Sarion,
fjere i'm Niltomobil iom ct Sorlpg
paa at lpre bcnne aunit, men foms
men iii ct Scrubaneipor ltanieoe Wa-
ifinen pluOiclig miot pao bette OF
rammcbes ocrpaa al 2oget. Nuto.
mobilen bIcp iplintrct % %foruoen go.
marc 2nrion fom ogiua bans Spiger.
batter, Wrs. George 9ariorL olpor.
lia tiIifooe, mcbcns Mlice Hap belt
ulfoot beriro. gomaro 2arion bar
rs Iar gammel.
Ianac iorpaer lit 9anbomraaoe.
Ieo 2anofontorct / Hopib Sim bar
Der UNDER Den iaafalote "noncontigu'
ous" Someiteaolop p9ret giort ben-
imco 200 6ilings pr. Gag, ibet iaa.
oanne. Der for noeen Sib iioen toa
Someiteab, MI bcuptter Jig al &etteu
til at iorege lit 9anoomraaoe til 800
Mcres. timber benne npe 2ou fan en-
Someiteaber file" paa bpilfeticm'
belit 0onb Der er aabent, enten Del
iaa lager inc til bans fsr taant
Someiteab eIler life. Zen eneite 9e,
tinacIic meb Senipn til iaaban amber
Sizing" err bette. at buis peofom
mcnoe Yerion life Dor paa lin oprin
beige Spmeiteab, eler ben me CLAIM
Iisacr mere END 20 Nil fra ben np
rinbeIise. "a maa ban tase Soitei
paa bet npe 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
Spao peter IL Wtta. &r.?

Gn Slagter % Ell &reoturbano.
lie, / 9inberup / 9mmarf bar for.
Ieben ii9rb meo at aicrs op, bpao
Nirmaet 9aain bar tient unber Sri.
gen. De blep enige ON, at Oct par
1s Mia. SIR; men 4reaturbnnole.
rem feIte fig life mere imponerst, emo
al ban bemertebe. "Ia ppt, Den
Slot 8enee fan ies let bore, bpis
ieg foar benz | 500 Ser. Seoler".
SIagteren banbe itsrre @eipeft for
Milionernes 0Gst % paaitoo. of
bet bar umiIiet, ieIo ON arcatur.
bduoIere.t bar baaoe itor % iterf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18

Der noget anoet enteIt Gag. Tisie
forte Weooelelier ON Wr. Snpaee
ion Seitemano fan pasienoc aiiIut.
ties meo ben lille Mpisnotis. at me-
oens Sapa9e life bapoe fulgt Den M
iaa alminoelige IeaeI at asiiirere fit
eget Sip, ioa bapbe ban BOG Iobet
"2an Eatd" foriifre for $4,000.
Wan bcr forelsbig life nosen &lrnb.
fob ON 8prbien al SIR. Sapages
efterlaote go. aln iao meset iagbes
Der, of ben aapitaI, ban bar anbrogt
/ Gan Hath eleftriife 9inie oa | bet
nrlie iuforporerebe M. 90. Sapaae
Factories, bill beIsbe fig til Is NiI.
lioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
AtiiturTutu.

Sljeiaipcfttpu p~pretholot. Statcna
Snlelterct hor crfIGrct Suucu ON 81.
leinipeftion Tor 9umolop@mpaiia %
Trre Oil So. beororct iii at bctolc
S9,19l l Sportler ocrior.
Tutetesaulinaen b~eitaSiect. @cir.
forboIoene bar ioar life ppret beIoigc
FOR Eotctcrne, oa Clan Gountp pil al
Den 8runo iao et nogct minore lln.
bnttc. 9cb cabin or iaoIebes 9ote.
tcsoplinger MI longt unber Oct nor.
male, % Oct iammc antaeeS at bore
SiliGIoet / ole Statcns Yotetesoi.
i%triftcr. nbiieterne for SpebcapIell
er Dog meget eooe / Clan Gountp.
ara Stntsfasicrerens aontur. 60.
tparo g. ericfion, Der / 1G Mor bar
iiaaet | S~orbinoelie meo StotStasie.
rcrens auntor. DC iibite Ter aar ION
fsrite Isititent, bar iorrige llse mo,
ierot fin Heiignation. ericfious Sra
frGoelic betragtes iom ct lioet Otter
ipil az Den Gmpeltnius. ion iono
Steb pcb StatsfoSicrer @aItcr )
Smitbs nebtpungne Seiisnaiiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
9IIinpiH.

Gbieagps NolfemGngbe. @eregnet
otter Den nctop optagne Sfolecenius
bar Chicago MI en- Solfempngbe af
2,550,000. gpens m%inbreaarige @e.
folfning er $4,000.
Spgsmaal ON ,6inlringe. 8iGiam
8. Seiie, Ell iremra9enoe Iopofat /
Solicit, bar iorrige llge lagt an meo
ct Ssasmaal, bpiS llbfaIb pil / bsi
@rab interesiere mango at 2anoets
Illtomobileiere. Sagen er t,emlig all
lagt MOB Siife Hubber 60. al SEEM
Oprf for at fringe benne aorppration
I'll bogitopelig at efterfomme bens
8aranti paa Iutomobilers 2ilftringe
(Sires) % bctaIe / De SiIfplber, oa
Hirgene er blepne ltbrueelige fsr oct
earantcrebe Wileantal er tilbagelagt
meb Dem. Iboofaten flyer, of Der |
DC aler ilcite 3iIf9lber inbgaaes Sor.
Zig, ioroi Den ,.nsi9loenbe Sum err
for lioen I'll at eisre @ienitanb for
SaasanlGg. Mutomobileiere maa,
for at foa en- lioen @obtgisrelie, fis.
be De iamme Slags 9nftrinee, bpor.
paa altiaa oa gipes ct ubetpoeliet Mf.
lag. Iopofaten bar anlagt Sag for
$50, % ban sisr @esnine paa at fore
lin Sororing iglennem til 9sielteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
42oe

Sao p9ooe0e DC orr III Srofoit, %
Oh De II Wiu. SIR. life par lige peo
Saonoen % maaite belcr life filtbe
lnanes hos gauiu, mens arnftpre.
ben foretoges, maatte man nsies
meo at peie en- 500 ar. SeboeI %
Ial regne zig til 3eits,.. IciuItatet
blep, at SIagteren table. gn 500
Str. Seooel peier 10 Gram, og IL
Wftu. SIR. peier oItioa fun SO SIG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18

ming bar ingen Sernbane, bpilfet err
bet melt brugte argument for 6lpt-
ming.
Spor ifal Slagteriet anlGsges. =
Gen aonite al Mmerican Societp Of
@auitp, Der er nebiat for at beltemme
bpor oct planlagbe SIagteri og Weo.
ialtningsanl9s ifal oprettes, msote
ben 12te os. | Sarge, men bIep life
iitano til at taee noeeu 9eitemmelie,
oa ct Weolem oar iraperenoe. st
co-operatipt SeIifab meb en- Iftiefa.
pitoI al Ell Wiaion Collars piI ban
mes for at iptte bette Soretagenbe
igang, % Der er megen Hift ON bpor
bet ifaI lesses. @f 9per, iom iseer
at iifre fla oenne betpbeIi9e Snouitri,
nGpnes Wtinot, Sarge, @abpeton.
Hep Hocffprb, @ranb SORTS, 9is.
marcf, Wanoan, 8aaep Gitp, Sames.
toipn % Sepils Safe.
&%aproning i Tarsos 8aber. Teo
Gipers @anbitano par forrise l1se
iaa bsi | Sarge, at Der Tcrsoae vi.
ten foranitalteoes en- &aproning oper
fire apartaler al Sepentb Street G.,
bpor Gunbet bar fire 500 opbt. On
lignenoe He9atte / enonu itsrre Still
fonbt iamme Mften Steo / Sargps
College Stnoion og | TO 9lar fienot
% bruet iom Nortberns 2eaeie 9aie.
bal Tarf. @aloet bapbe nemlig Der
en- 9pbbe al inbtiI otte SOB. De Itore
@ranoitanos bar fplbte al Solf, Der
nteb flor Snteresie iagttog De forifjel-
lige a%aproninger % Earabe al oefo-
rereoe 9aabe. Sanbitanoen / Geo
Miper bar folben nogct / DC foregaa-
enoe "a elmer, men oct bpppige Hegn
noroenfor bolot Slooen iaa nogen.
lunbe peolige.
Cmififtninser oeb 2anbbrngsifp-
len. Ger bar pPret pnltet ON, at en-
luno H%epolution bar igang / 2ano-
bruesifolens 29reiperionaIe, ioet Der
ioreta9es Smiftftninger oper belle
2inien, men "@oaro Of Hegents" bar
III neoopsiet oisie Hpgter peb at Of
fentliggisre ale fratrGoenbe % npe
2Grere, 9r. %. 9. Bell bar reiisne-
ret for at opertage Ell mere pigtig
Stiaing peb oct rationale Wli9um /
Waibington; NeginaI Goncp bar
faaet Ter WaaneberS Yermisiion for
Wilitprticnelte; Wfiis Celia Tenmen
bar reiignerct for at fortiGtte fine
Stloicr, mcbens @alter @aumgartel,
1loite Iars @raouent, oocrtagcr bent
bes &olt. Nf llbn9pnelicr rppnes
S. @rispolo af Wisiouri llniper.
iitet til asiiiterenbe 29rer / animal
busbonorp"; Wtiis Warie aammlcper
al aanios til 99rcrinbe / Spgiene %
pbpiical Granting for apinoer; Wtiis
siberia @ortbmicf til Superinten-
bent al Gcres Sail; Or. Wilton 9.
&anfcp al Chicago llnipcriitet til
Yrof. @bites gftcrfslger; Or. g.
S'Soole al oct peterirGre Separte-
ment bar reiigncret for at opertage
en- m Stiaing / Ntlanta, 90, % Or.
@iliom Barnes peo iomme Ieparte-
lncltt irotrGoer for at begpnoe priuat
Graris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18

rr banssr cite. at grcoe. Tom iueeboloer
lrie gcuse % fife CT rea,irrcfet. 'onlner bort
saa seien. eeus berisr TIRE use esnss nses
ss ice asisertus tss Wresea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-07-18
'.Her Ooftorem fommcr"
Qcpe. on 2rscraab. g%arnepleie.

Spem fienoer life Eait. ancipp's
beremte aurmetober % sobe Haao?
Ser er en- af bans melt popnlare
@seer, en- Saanobog, iom er abic.
Tut uunooarIis paa Sarmen, langt
fra Goftcr % apotbef. Tn Si9lp
/ ale SpsoomstiIfGloer os en- lr.
reria 9os at Iaic baaSe for sonile
o. unse % life minoit for enbper
Suitru % Ior. aiinittet ON Bar.
nepIcie er poerit intcresiant os mt.
tia. Yris inbbnneet 5000. NeS
Soften" s1.60.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.,
DEBORAH. Iowa.
The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21

Nels Engbretson of the country
north of Taylor spent several days in
the city the past week on business.
Mr.. Engbretson is one of Stark
county's old timers and we'll known
throughout this country. The affairs
calling him to Dickinson were very
urgent, necessitating his leaving home
in the midst of threshing operations.
F. A. L. Wanner, real estate dealer
here, will leave the early part of
next week for an extended visit to
Regina and Calgary, Canada, where
he has relatives residing. Mr.: Wan
ner will also go to Prussia, Saskatche-
wan, to look after his half section
farm. The wheat yield per acre in
that vicinity is from IS to As bushels
per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Christensen and
family, who are ranching in the
breaks, some - miles from Grassy
Butte, drove in on Tuesday and
spent a short time in the city. Mr.
Christensen is ranging some over 9
hundred head of cattle and has
enough hay put up to feel at ease
in regard to his winters feeding
Recently he shipped a few head Of
cattle east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hensel and son
Nick, of six miles west of Lefor
drove in OF Tuesday, accompanied by
Mr.. Hensel's niece, Miss Susar
Kremm of Chicago, who was a guest
at the Hensel farm for about fou1
months. She left for her home or
No. 2 that same afternoon. Mr.
Hensel is farming a one half section
tract and considers himself lucky that
part of his crop was in flax.
The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21

The masquerade given by the D. Y.
w. A. in the Commercial Club rooms
on Friday evening was highly sue
c%essful, some sixty girls being in at
tendance. The costumes were x
ceedingly clever and showed much
originality, Misses Alice Alexander
and Johanna Freihammer carrying off
first and second prizes. It was a.
most pleasant affair for girls only.
and was chaperoned by Mesdames H.
w. Reed, F. L. Roquette, VIM. Koste-.
lecky, c. c. Jackson and ]. A. Rose.
Music was furnished by Misses Flor
ence Davis and Fannie Singer:
Christ Granum, a prosperous young
farmer residing three miles north.
west of Taylor, was a business, visitor
in the city on Tuesday and Wednes.
day. Two hail storms swept the
Granum farm the past summer, but
nevertheless MI. Granum harvested
six bushels of wheat to- the acre and
IL bushels per acre of flax. His crops
were all insured against hail and he
was awarded a loss ranging from 30
to 40 per cent. He has 100 acres Of
his W land and rents a large area
in addition. He has over 200 acres
Of summer following ready for next
years crop. Thomas Conley, who has
been working on the Granum farm
during the summer, came in with Mr..
Granum and departed on Wednesday
for Miles City, Montana, in which
vicinity he has a homestead.
The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21
Basil Skraba autoed down on

Basil Skraba autoed down on
Thursday evening in his new three
passenger Studebaker car, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stefan.
Mr.. Skraba is assistant cashier in the
First State Bank at South Heart.
Misses Lillian Mcdonald and Syl-
via Oukrop gave a leap year party at
the Joe Oukrop home, II miles north
west of Dickinson. About 25 guests
were present. Dancing vas the prin-
cipal amusement.
Ruth, Roy, Tedde and Frances,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Baker,
are down sick in bed with the measles
Four other children in the family are
just ready to get out of bed after a
similar siege.
F. M. Hart came in from his home
stead, 20 miles north of Medora, the
forepart of the week and is again
with the Everett Real Estate Co. of
this city for the winter. He is MAX
ing his quarers at the Bachelor club.
The boys n glad to have him back
again.
Two cars containing MI. and Mrs.
F. L. Roquette, Mrs. Victor Chilgren
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Totting-
ham and daughter, Gretchen, and Mrs.
NJ E. Hall and children, Dorothy and
Fay, autoed out to Killdeer last Sun
day to spend the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Davidson, who formerly
resided here.
Judge w. C. Crawford, Court
Stenographer R. V. Boulger and At
torneys w. F. Burnett and T. F.
Murtha autoed back from Mott
Wednesday, where a term of district
court was concluded this week. The
next term of court at which Judge
Crawford will preside will be at Het-
finger and Bowman. On December
5th the next term of court for Stark
county Will convene in Dickinson.
An entertaining card party was
given on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. J. W. Sturgeon at her home on
End Ave. East, about 80 guests being
present. The hostess, with the assist
ance of Mesdames J. E. Culp, D. A..
Cutnaw and Jerry Hayes, served a
delicious three-course luncheon at
$50 O'Clock. Roses, carnations and
other cut flowers furnished the deco
rations. ,
Miss Mary Murn received word of
the wedding of her nephew, Attorney
Thos. M. Murn of Terry, Mont, to
Miss Theresa Squirting Of Billings on
Tuesday, Oct. 18th. The groom is the
only son of w. p. Murn of Glendive
and is a graduate of the Georgetown
University Law School Of Washing
ton, D.. c. A strange feature of the
wedding was that the priest who
married them, baptized them both
when they were infants.
Misses Ruth Butler and Dorothy
Stickney gave a pre-nuptial shower
on Monday. evening at the home of
the latter for Miss Arvilla Dingman.
girls were present and
the time sped quickly at cards and
fortune telling. Glaring Jack o1ant-
ems hung about the rooms and
Halloween ideas were also carried
out in the luncheon, pumpkin pies,
aples and nuts, being among the
served. Miss Dingman was
the recipient Of a great number Of
beautiful gifts.
The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21
Farm q ST.; F: sh \. 8:

Miss Mabel Marsh was the guest
of Miss Marvel Brown at Gladstone
over Sunday.
Elmer, the nine years old on of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Baker, is sick
abed with the measles.
Attorney B. o. Angel spent the
latter part of the week on legal mat
tiers before the Billings county court,
Miss Agnes Fay, .stenographer in
the law office of Casey & Burgeson,
spent last Sunday visiting friends in
Medora.
Roy Lillibridge came in from the
Wilcox ranch on Wednesday for a
visit Of several days at his parental
home in this city.
On Wednesday a little daughter ar
rived at the home of MI. and Mrs
P. r. Christensen of this city. MI,
Christensen is butter maker at the
Dickinson Creamery Co.
j. T. CuskeIIy who went to the
cities about two weeks ago with two
carloads of cattle, returned the latter
part of last week.
The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21
LOCAL NEWS

A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Lung, who re-
side a short distance east of the
city, on Tuesday, October 18th.
Mrs. J. H. Lavine left on No. 8
Wednesday for Sentinel Butte to be
present that evening at a big Macca-
bee initiation. Mrs. Lavine is past
commander of the Dickinson lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Christensen of
Ollie came down in their Saxon car
on Tuesday en- route to their home
stead near Shields, this state. They
visited overnight with friends here
and departed on their way the next
morning. They expected to reach
Flasher by Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schon and
family of Scranton autocd up in their
new model Ford last Saturday for a
short visit with the w. C. Boehlke
and Herman Rabe families of this
city. The Schon family resided in
Dickinson about eight years ago, Mr.
Schon now being engaged in the
harness business at Scranton.
Election day is approaching. Many
voters absolutely want a change in
the states attorneyship of Stark
county. They say it is needed. They
are not at all satisfied. Are you
satisfied ? Now do not say that
party regularity comes first, and eff.
ficiency in local affairs next, because
you know better. If you want an
efficient, honest and impartial states
attorney, do not fail to vote for VIM.
F. Blume, the independent candidate
for this office.-Pal. adv. 1O-21-3t
The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21

Well Now. Look at ThatlT Off Comes Thas
Pesky Corn 10 Slick ~ . Whistle.
The earth is blessed with the one.g
SIMPLE painless, %never-failing rem.
edy that makes millions Of corn-pes-
tered people happy, and that's GETS.
Apply. it n. 8 seconds. It, dries.
some people tab and dig at their
their toes in packages with ban.
dages or sticky tape. make them red
and raw with galves:. Nothing like.
this With "GETS-IT." Your corn
loosens-.you lift i. Oh. There's
Angels couldn't ask for moro. Try II
'tonight on any. corn, .calrls or Wart.
GETS-l1., is sold and recom.,
z bottle. or sent on receipt -
by p lawrence & CO, c.
Sold in Dickinso.
as the world,
Weltop
The Dickinson press., 1916-10-21
Pa, How
sGets-It' Works"t
Lifts Your Corn Right Of.
Never Fails.

'tEver in your life see a corn come
out like that? Look at the true skin
underneath-smooth as the palm Of
your hand!