The Dickinson press., 1916-04-01
up the election returns of his pre-
cinct, returned Friday afternoon.

up the election returns of his pre-
cinct, returned Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Tollefson and
baby left Monday for a short trip to
St. Paul. MI. Tollefson expected to
return within a few days but Mrs.
Tollefson and baby planned on re-
naming there e short while longer.
Among those down from Belfeld
for "Peg o. My Heart" Monday were
Editor and Mrs. Harry Dence, MI.
and Mrs. V. Fost, Atty and Mrs. H.
E.. Haney, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Steffen,,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Shoeman and Mr..
! and Mrs. A. Hike.
Roy Smith, son of w. O. Smith, re-
siding south Of the city, was able to
leave the hospital Sunday after a
severe siege Of erysipelas. His sis
ter, Miss Pearl, and little brother,
Teddy, have both been sick at their
home, but are somewhat better now.
A daughter, Louise Laura, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson
| of Ranger at st. Joseph's hospital on
| Sunday, March 26th. Mr.. Hanson
came in via Sentinel Butte on Satur-
day and remained over until Tuesday
evening, making the journey out
= from Sentinel Butte on horseback.
John Rebmann, a prominent farmer
near Bottineau, N. D., states he is
better of his serious heart trouble
and able to work in the field this
summer. He gives DR.. Mellenthin's
treatment all the credit. DR.. Mellen-
thin will be at Dickinson, St. Charles
hotel, Saturday April 9Th, hours 9
a. m. to 6 p. m.-adv. 1t
H. R. Mediation of Bowman has
succeeded S. c. Skude as agent for
the Watkins Remedies in Bowman,
Stark and southern half of Dunn
counties. Mr.. Mediation will make
Dickinson his headquarters and ex-
poets his wife here as soon as he
can locate a dwelling place.
Engineer and Mrs. w. T. Nickel
left Wednesday morning for St.
Paul, where Mr.. Nickel is. to be
present at a special meeting of the
executive board Of Engineers. Mr..
Nickel is secretary Of the board.
They had an idea it was only to be
a short session and that they would
not be gone for long.
Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Craig enjoyed
a visit over Sunday from Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Watts of Lisbon, who
were en- route to Miles City to visit
a daughter for about three weeks.
This is a convenient time for their
trip as they have sold their old home
in Lisbon and are now erecting a
new residence. The Craigs expect
them to stop off on their return trip
for a further visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Kemble ex-
pected to be nicely settled in the Joe
Auth house, two blocks north of the
court house, by the latter part Of
this week. They were bringing in the
last loads of household goods on
Tuesday from their farm home
some twenty miles northeast of the
city. Their recent auction sale was
very successful and now they hope to
take life a little easier than in the
past. MI Kemble expects to occupy
his time in raising a fine garden this
coming summer.
Mrs. A. c Hosfield of this city was
among the guests of honor at a
birthday dinner given Saturday even
ing by Atty. and Mrs. Fl. E. Haney
of Belfield. Besides the host and
Mrs. Hosfield, whose birthdays the
event celebrated, Mesdames C. W.
Scharf of Belfield and Vic Pehrsson
of Medora were also guests of honor,
as their birthdays come around the
same time. More guests were in
vited in for the evening, when cards
We're enjoyed and a most pleasant
time was passed. About twenty
couples were present.