The Dickinson press., 1910-11-26

city.
Miss Sadie Woolery of Hebron is visit
ing a few days with her friend, Miss
Helen Poor.
I. N. Hartunk was in Preston. Mimi,
las. week with Senator Simpson on q
land case.
Mi. and Mrs. Welton Mcdonald had
thier Thanksgiving dinner at the John
Orchard home.
Miss Gertrude Haynes. who underwent
an operation at the Stein hospital on
Sunday, is improved.
AL. Powers of Belield got a column
write up in the Beach Chronicle which
was not altogether nice for Powers.
Mrs. M. H. Linsley pleasantly enter
tanned the Picnic Crowd at cards
and luncheon on last Friday evening.
Henry Lux was up from New England
on Friday to make five year. homestead
proof on his land. Frank Schank of
Gladstone was one of the witnesses.
The news comes from Billings that
three was illegal voting at Beach on the
county division proposition and it may
be that the matter will be investigated.
Miss Severson of the 9Th GRADE has
charge of the gymnastic work in her
GRADE AMI the 7th grade boys who assist
with basketball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Breda left the
first of the week to visit friends and
relatives at Baron, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Breda's old home.
Bill Weathers was in near Marmarth
recently to see about getting horses and
he expected to 60 back the last of the
week when the horses were supposed to
be gathered.
Thanksgiving of this year was one of
the warmest we have had in several
years. The sun shone clear and bright
all day. Up to this time we have had
no snow to speak of.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Cauehren left for
Minneapolis last Friday. where Mrs.
Caushren will visit friends. while Mr..
Caughren will attend to business
matters.
Thomas Duffy, national lecturer for
the Modern Woodmen of America, had
an appreciative audience Wednesday
in Odd Fellows hall and he gave his
hearers, in a pleasing manner, some
forgotten life insurance history.
The St. Charles hotel was giving away
pretty souvenirs to their patrons for
Thanksgiving dinner. The souvenir was
a little folder, containing the menu
with hand painted decorations.
The engagement of Miss Fernwood
Ruth Nodine and William H. Huesgen
is announced. Miss Nodine, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nodine, came
to this city with her parents the pas,
fall from Devils Lake. Mr.. Huseeen il
the jeweler at T. J. Greene's store.
Rev. Fir. T. w. Schardt. who had
been appointed pastor of St, Joseph's
church in the place Of Fl. T. L. Rat
steinek, but who has not taken charge
of the work here yet, is quite ill now
in Germany and asks for a further leave
i of absence. Since FIR. Rabsteinek's de-
parture. st. Joseph's church has been in
charge of FIR. Fisher and the past three
months in charge of FIR. G%roetschel.
The thirteenth annual THANKSGIVING
ball given on Thursday evening BY
Company X was the most successful.
dance ever given by the military men.
Fully 1875 couples attended and a socia'
and jolly spirit prevailed among all.
The music by Mrs. Christene Messer
smiths orchestra a especially good
The Guilds of St. John s Episcopal churcl
served supper in cafeteria style in tn,
Commercial Club rooms The net pro
ceeds for Co. X was about 500. 1:
On Friday evening, November 1S, tn
Misses Clark, Benson, Larson and Mum
entertained at the home of Mrs. w. a
Young, their colleagues. men excluded
Half the number were requested Il
appear in costumes. the more .origina
t he better. Among the character
present were, Jacques lie Frond, Helm,
Weisberger. Lord Archibald Monimo
rency, Tom Murphy, Bill :McCarty, Dickie
Donovan and Paul O'Niel. The early par,
of evening was spent in playing cards.
Miss Hargrave and Bill McCarty carriee
off the prizes. Then q dainty chafint
dish luncheon was served in the dining
room, which was tastefully decorated,
red and white being the prevailing
colors, while hand painted autumn
leaves futtered here and there. After
this dancing was enjoyed until the wet
hours, when the ladies" were gal.
lantly escorted to their homes. Thu
party was voted by all the best ever.