The Dickinson press., 1910-01-08

oldIc dkcul lO( IllC 16TLlHuld Al1c 1n6s
Co., was married on the 5th at Fargo
to Miss Haggert.
Arthur Parker returned Sunday to his
studies at the University of Idaho.
located at Moscow. from spending the
holiday season with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. F. Parker.
Mrs. Alice Poland. Mrs. E. P. Lee and
Mrs. 3. E. Noark entertained the Lad
les Aid society of the Congregational
church on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Poland.
Mrs. M. Drury entertained the Ladies
of the G. I. A. to B. of L. E. on Thurs
day at her home. A delightfully."- social
evening was spent by the ladies and
a very delightful and appetizing
luncheon was served by the hostess.
J. Luther Risk. DR.. Colwell, j O. Mist
len. Frank Sharman. j. B. Brinton and
Misses Ethel and Nellie Doyle were
among the Belfeld people down to see
the Third Degree" at the Dickinson
opera house.
J. B. Dickson. of Downs & Dickson,
real estate dealers at Mt. Vernon, S.
D.. writes: The PRESS keeps me
we'll informed as to land situations and
the crops in Stark county where have a
section of land
O. M. Kelso. the New England meat
market man, was in Dickinson last
Saturday visiting his daughters, Mrs.
Tom Summers and Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs.
kelso had just returned from visiting
another daughter in South Dakota.
Attorney Thomas H. Pueh. Col. j.
II. Fields new law partner. arrived
the past week from Larimore with a
carload of Office furniture and law
books. Mrs. Pugh and the children will
not come to Dickinson until spring.
Reginald Anderson, brother of Dr.. H.
Anderson and passenger brakeman on
this division. is suffering from blood
poisoning in his finger and has been
spending the week in the city. He
makes headquarters at Mandan.
DR.. F. w. Anderson returned the
first of the week to his medical studies
at the Minnesota University after
spending the Christmas holidays with
his brother and wife, Dr.. and Mrs. H.
Anderson.
Miss Emma Christensen, who spent
her holiday vacation in the city with
her father. fl. c. Christensen. at the j.
B. Thompson home, returned to her
studies at a Milwaukee college on Sun
day.
P. H. Rundle returned Monday from
the Palouse county, Washington. where
he had been with his partner. D. S.
Alley, for over month. Just before
going west late last fall. Mr.. Rumble
sold band of sheep at 81. rs and he
is rather glad now that he made the
sale inasmuch as snow is getting deep
and the grazing prospects are not as
bright as they were.
Mrs. B. E. Noark entertained the
Good Times club, the teachers who did
not 60 to their homes for the holidays
and several invited guests on Thursday
of last week. A sort of New Year 8
program was arranged for, and quo
tations bearing on the new year were
given. Mrs. C. H. Wiley rendered
several splendid vocal selections and
a fine luncheon was served by Mrs.
Noark.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held
their annual election of officers at a
special meeting held on Wednesday,
December 10Th. The following were
elected 10 serve in Office for the COM
ing year: Miss Lizzie Rapp, lady
commander; Mrs. j. McAndress past
lady commander; Mrs. j. Leonberger,
finance keeper; Miss Sarah Clark, rec
ord keeper; Mrs. P. Berg. lieut. COM
mander; Mrs. j. Berringer, mistress at
arms; Mrs. M. Drury. sergeant and
Miss Mollie Kostelecky, picket.
Peter Prins arrived in the city the
first of the week 10 accept position
as machinist at the round house here.
Mr.. Prins and family came out from
Holland five years ago, and comes now
from LakOta. NJ D., where he has been
employed as mechanical manager OF
the Standard Electric Co. at that
place. Mr.. Prins is much taken up
with this city and will move his wife
and four children here as soon as he
secures comfortable house TO live
in.
H. B. Schaffner came over from Mar
shall IN Thursday tn attend tn snme h,la-