The Dickinson press., 1916-11-04
NEWS

Miss Laverne Fulton of Bismarck
returned home on Tuesday after
nearly a weeks visit at the T. n.
Hartung home in this city.
Joe Reinhard of Lehigh was in the
city the middle of the week. He
states that the work at the mine is
now being rushed. Some 20 men are
now Of the job. =.
Miss Zenka Irma Tr.nka returned
on Saturday evening from Williston,
where for three days she was in at
tendance at the annual meeting Of the
State Library Association. Miss
Trinka reports a very interesting ses-
sion. The next meeting Gees to VAL
ley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Duchel of Gar
rison were visiting in the city recent
ly, going from here to Amidon for a
short visit. The trip was made via
auto. They will probably be back the
middle of next wee. Mrsk. Duchel ex-
poets to reside here for the winter for
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Thomas and
their neighbor, T. H. Olson, of the
country south of South Heart, autoed
in on Saturday, the former bringing
in his little daughter, Agnes, to re-
ceive medical attention. Mr.. Thomas
is one of the prosperous farmers in
his community. BY the end of the
week Mr.. Thomas expected to have
about 600 acres already plowed for
next year. His flax crop gave him a
yield of 16 bushels to the acre or a
total of $50 bushels. He also
threshed 5000 bushels of wheat and
5000 bushels of oats.
The Jovetta Club, consisting of
about six little girls, enjoyed a most
delightful Halloween party on Mon
day evening, when they were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sterland, their granddaughter,
Miss Thelma, being a member of the
club. The rooms were very ta~stefully
decorated in yellow and black stream
ers and menacing cats and witches
decorated the walls and curtains.
Glaring pumpkin faces lit up the dark
hooks and the lights were very soft,
dimmed with orange. The long table
was beautiful, set for fifteen. Mrs.
Arthur Sterland, mother of Miss
Thelma, came down from Glendive to
assist at the occasion. Following the
luncheon, bobbing for apples and
other Halloween games wound up the
evening.
About fifty guests were present at
the Halloween party given by Mrs.
Mary Walton at her home on Satur-
day evening. The guests were usher
ed in by Miss Ellen Walton, dressed
as a witch. At $50 the hostess, as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Ellen,
Misses Murn, Frances Nolan and Mar
guerite Mckinley served a five course
dinner at small tables. Those who
served wore peaked witches caps and
large black tie bows. Each table had
for it's centerpiece a candle covered
with a Halloween shade. The place
cards were black cats, and dainty
little nut baskets, supporting witches,
were also at each plate. The rooms
were all decorated in orange and
black and in each room pumpkin faces
blinked thier fiery eyes. The evening
was spent at cards, Mrs. J.. Leonber-
ger winning first prize.
Vote for VIM. F. Blume, the indie
pendent candidate for states attorney
of Stark County. Various recent,
mere time-serving, acts of Mr.. Burge-
son ledVe ITO uOuDI DIS ~ IHelT uTpOS
for political effect, but nothing else.
The ridiculous mishandling of the J..
Luther Risk, as well as other cases,
is still remembered as causing the
county a lot of costs without any
results. 1t is safe to say that the
majority of the people of Stark
County positively do not want the
present Incumbent any longer as
States Attorney. Mr.. Burgeson hint
self has told the people that Mr.. Cain
is a disciple of Murtha, and succeed
ing the latter in office would do
nothing concerning the famous case
for about $4,000, which is still pending
in the courts. 1t is safe to say that
the majority of the people of Stark
County do not want Mr.. Cain again
as States Attorney. 1t is far safer
to commit this office. to impartial and
efficient hands. Cast your vote for
VIM. F. Blume, the independent candi-
date for States Attorney, and make
the continuation of the present, and
the recurrence of the former, misgov-
eminent impossible.-Pol. Adv.