The Dickinson press., 1906-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reichert enter
tanned sixteen of their friends Thurs.
day evening at cards. Miss Emma Cole
man being the guest of honor. TT e
delicious lunch which was served closed
a very pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Crowl entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Currie and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson
New Years day. In the evening be-
SIDES these guests they entertained at
cards. some twenty people in honor of
DR.. Monohan of Butte, Montana, a
friend OF Miss Catherine Coleman of
this city.
Miss Elizabeth Tschirhart entertained
"the coffee crowd" most delightfully."- on
Wednesday evening, in honor Of Miss
Emma Coleman. '"Five Hundred"swa
played and refreshments were seryed.
The guests departed at midnight, all
expressing regret that they must so
soon lose Miss Coleman from their
circle.
Robert Rudiselle entertained about =
dozen of his young friends at a "Tele-
gram Party" Wednesday evening, Ian. 3.
Gertrude Thompson writing the most
successful message of ten words was
awarded a prize. Other games follow
ed, Maize Dinsdale also winning a
prize. Lunch was served at o:3o when
the little folks departed for home de-
claring a jolly good time.
Columbia Chapter No. II will install
the following officers this friday even
ing for the ensuing term, John Leask,
H. P; John Dehlinger, King; w. ].
Zimmerman, Scribe; A. P. Folsom, Sec
rotary; D. Manning, treasurer; ]. F.
| Davis, c. H.; Chas. Phelan, r. A. c.;
X. L. Davidson. P. S.; Fred Turner, :
W; c. N. Barker, 2 "; E. L. SEQ.
field. "; w. A Mcclure, Sentinel.
The Billings county commissioners
organized this week by %electing J. b.
Stoddard chairman. John Koehane, a
resident of Medora, was appointed
states attorney. The dipping tanks
were sold at a little over 1870. A Mr..
Moore purchased the Williams creek
tank; Mr.. Schaff of Green river was also
a purchaser of one. The Sentinel
Butte Republican was made the official
paper. The PRESS, however, will pub
lish the doings of the commissioners the
same as in the past.
Miss Gladys Sco6eld was hostess on
New Years evening to twenty of her
friends at a very delightful skating
party. This popular winter sport was
enjoyed until ten o'clock when the young
people repaired to Miss Scofeld's home
to finish the evening. The rooms we're
prettily decorated with mistletoe, and
the young men we're not slow to take
advantage of their privileges. A dainty
supper was served, the place cards
being skates with a sprig Of mistletoe
tied with blue ribbon. The guests de-
parted at midnight voting Miss Sco6eld
a delightful hostess and her party an
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unqualified success.
An invitation to the delightful home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Harleman
in the east part Of town is always
eagerly accepted, and Wednesday
evening was no exception, when about
80 Of their friends were hidden to par
take Of their hospitality. The house
was tastefully decorated with holly and
reminded those present that the holiday
season was not yet past. Charades and
various other games were played. max
ing the moments fly all too fast. Al
eleven o'clock delicious refreshments
were served, after which the games
were resumed until midnight. when the
guests departed. voting it q Of the
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