The Dickinson press., 1911-03-25

James w. Foley returned Wednesday
from Sentinel Butte, where he had
pleasantly entertained about 125 teach
ers, who had gathered for institute work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Zetzman returned
Sunday from Fall Creek. Wis.,, where
they attended the funeral of Mr.. Zetz-
mans mother. George Zetzman, who
also went down with his brother. remains
at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gordon left San
Diego on the 18th of the month for their
home in Dickinson. They we're visiting
a few days at Salt Lake City and other
places en- route. and their friends are
looking for their arrival any day.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Anderson entertained
a few friends at their home on Tuesday
evening in honor of their fourth we'd
ding anniversary. Cards were enjoyed
at four tables, and the guests were
served a delicious luncheon before de-
parting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Prindle and Mrs.
Geo. W. Lee were up from Gladstone
Tuesday. Mrs. Prindle remained in the
city for a few days to visit at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Davis. Mr..
Prindle is of the Gladstone Mercantile
Co.
Several little lodge dances and social
doings are being enjoyed during the
lenten season. but the first. big public
affair after Easter will be the
ball given on Easter Monday by the 3.
of 1. E. This is an annual event with
these hosts and already they are making
preparations to make it their best as
we'll as the best of the season.
February IA. 1910 occurred the head-on
collision at Belield, during a heavy
snowstorm, and in which Engineer
Greeerson was killed. Agent Hesser has
received word to hold i%nreadiness the
train orders used on that occasion as
they may be needed by the. company in a
suit the widow has brought at Anoka,
Mimi. -Medora Herald.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church is having something new in
the line of m~erry-go-round parties.
Each member entertains ten of her
friends that she chooses and each pays
ten cents to the hostess. This money is
turned into the society treasury. Mrs.
Houston and Mrs. W.. T. Nickel enter
tanned last week and Mrs. L. A. Davis
on Wednesday of this week.
There are several good golf players in
the city who have been working up
enthusiasm recently and are making
arrangements to do something this sea-
son in this line of sport. What they
lack is a location for their links, but
they are in hopes of securing something
adjacent to the city for the season.
This sport is common in older communi-
ties but has never been played in Dick
inson.
A baseball league is being strongly
talked off by the Missouri Slope baseball
teams. However. it is not settled as yet,
and the managers of the different teams
will meet at Dickinson early in April te
decide. The league will likely include
: Bismarck, Mandan, Glen Ullin, Richard.
ton, Dickinson, Beach. Wibaux and
Glendive.. All! have good teams and the
rivalry will likely be strong.
E. j. Scharf, who is president Of thu
humane society in Dickinson. and VIII
is being consulted in these matters fire.
quently, would like to say that when ht
is out If the city, as he will have to b.
the greater part of the time the comm,
summer, that any of the other officer
will act in his stead. Mrs. C. N
Barker and Mrs. v. H. Stickney are frs
and second vice presidents, respectively
Miss A. B. Stein went out Wednesda!
to live on the Davis & Stein farm abou
nine miles northeast of The city. Thi
farm was purchased last fall by Dr.. H
A. Davis and Miss Stein and q fine ney
stone barn has been erected and a hous
is now under construction. Miss Steil
and her brother. John Stein, who cam
out from Albany. Mimi, this spring
will superintend farming operations an,
will have a large acreage in crop. Mis-
Stein. is leaving Miss Van den Brooke
a classmate, in charge Of the Steil
hospital.