The Dickinson press., 1916-07-08


WASH, is a guest at the Mrs. Mary
Walton home. From here she ex-
poets to leave for a visit at Mandan,
Miss Alma Hupenbecker came in
from her claim near Zenith on Thurs
day to make final proof. She is
staying with Mrs. Mckinney until
after Sunday.
Jacob Heck of 16 miles southwest
came in on Thursday to make final
proof on his homestead. He was &C.
companied by Paul Eberts and Joe
Gieser as witnesses.
Miss Wanda Hicks came down from
Sentinel Butte Thursday to spend a
few days with her friend, Miss Helen
Stone, who is in the hospital, and
Miss Doris Stone, who is attending
summer school.
Attorney and Mrs. T. D. Casey re-
turned the latter part of last week
from Montana, where Mrs: Casey
spent a short time at Hunters Hot
Springs and Mr.. Casey made business
trips to Red Lodge and Butte.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Young of Mikkelson at the
local hospital on Wednesday. Mrs.
Young's mother, Mrs. Frank Stone Of
Sentinel Butte, came down to see her
| daughter the middle Of the week.
Mrs. Thos. Nottingham and daugh-
ter, Gretchen, left Thursday after
noon for a six weeks visit with her
parents in Fountain, MINI. They ex-
pected to stop off in Minneapolis en-
.~.l. fo,. n chor+ chow with M,c Tat
tingham's cousin. 49,,
Mrs. R. c. Clifford and children ex-
pect to leave Saturday for Glenwood,
Mimi, where her husband has been
for the past few weeks, having Sc
cured a position as barber. Mr.. Cliff
ford is a brother of Mrs. Thos. Mel
son.
Mrs. H. 0. Pippin returned on
Tuesday from Minot, where she spent
a month visiting her parents. Mr.
Pippin was in Mandan with the ball
5 players and was joined at that place
by his wife.
Miss Opal Lawhead came up from
her home at Taylor on Thursday even
ing for a few days visit at the L..
Scott home. Miss Lawhead returned
last Friday from Valley City, where
has been attending the Normal the
past year.
, During the months of July and
August Dickinson Lodge No. 1887
will hold only one meeting each
month. The meeting in July will be
. held or Tuesday, the 18th and the
meeting in August on Tuesday the
18th.
Mrs. George Brown and sister,
Miss Frances Dirkes, will leave Sun
) day afternoon for a visit with their
mother at Great Falls, Mont. En-
: route back they will stop off at Bill
. lings to visit with Dr.. James Barrett
T and family.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Cooke, Mrs.
S John Little and daughter, Doris, Mrs.
. Mary Candee and daughters, Gladys,
Ruth and Ester and Misses Anna
3 Faulkner and Goldie Homer enjoyed
: a picnic dinner out at the w. H.
= Cooke farm on the Fourth.
I ORCHARD-WM write you a $1,000
! policy against Tornado, Cyclone and
: Hail for three years. Premium only
! $500. Press Bldg, Dickinson. 1921
We Have Several Dwellings that we
can sell on time. Orchard, Press
Bldg. 1927
Richard DahIke of ~ miles north
Of Gladstone brought in some large
t luscious strawberries from his own
garden to the ]. C. F. Parker & Sons
| market on Friday morning. MI.
Dahlke has a wealth of them, a great
:. deal more than he can use.
Miss Venus Roussopolas of St.
Paul, known to many of u young
] people, and Morris Cowper, also well
known here, were married on Tues
! day in St. Paul. Mr.. Cowper is a
corporal in Battery B of the NJ. N. G.
and his wife is Minnesota's first wal
bride.
: Rev. and Mrs. Craig of the Metho-
, dist Episcopal church, returned Thurs
=. day from a trip to the eastern part
I of the state and the military camp at
j: Fort Lincoln. Rev. Craig will hold
the regular services Sunday at 1890
in the morning and 500 in the evn-
ing.
: The eastern district of the Stark
County Sunday School association
held a convention at Gladstone on
Sunday. Twenty-six members autoed
down from Dickinson to attend the
meeting. Mrs. Allen Harleman gave
a report of the state convention. J..
C. Erb, Mrs. R. H. Craig, Allen
Harleman and Miss Goldie Homer
spoke on Sunday school work. In all
it was a very profitable session.
Miss Nan Vallancey was the guest
the latter part of last week of her
sister, Mrs. c. L.. Bowen, and left
for Glendive, Mont, to visit her
brother, Tom Vallancey. The past
week Miss Vallanecy passed through
Dickinson for Mandan to visit another
brother and will be joined there the
coming week by Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
en-, when all will go to Big Stone
Lake, MIMI, to spend several weeks.