The Dickinson press., 1911-11-11

Der, wal married recently to MISS
Evelyn johnson. a school teacher in that
vicinity.
Mrs. A. W. Sterland and little daueh:
ter, Thelma. of Gladstone left Thursday
for a months visit with Mrs. Sterland's
parents at Coulle City. Wash.
The Card Club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Everett on Thursday night. The
usual elegant refreshments were served
and a social hour enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sterland got all
of their household goods moved up from
Gladstone and we're busy getting. settled
this week in their new home.
Senator l.. A. Simpson was in Bill
lines county the first of the week on
some law business. He goes to Mott
about the 18th and plans to leave for
Boston soon thereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Coils of Sentinel
Butte, are spending a couple of weeks
in Mt. Auburn, MINI. This is Mrs.
Coils old home and she has not been
there IOT tWentS years.
Six of Miss Beth Johnson's young
girl friends enjoyed a slumber party at
the johnson home last Saturday evening.
The girls made candy and enjoyed q
social chat before retiring.
B. W. Stevenson of Minneapolis, gen.
eral manager of the Russell Miller Mil
ling Co., was in Dickinson the past
week in consultation with Manager
Davidson of the local mill.
Mrs. F. +. Rucker and little son came
up from Mott the first of the week and
will be the guests of Mrs. Fuckers sis
tiers, Dr.. Sarah E. Smith and Mrs.
Georgia Babcock. for several weeks.
Rev. H. c. Juell of Sanborn, N. D.,
preached in the Congregational church
in Glendive, Mont, on Sunday and
stopped over in Dickinson on his return
Monday night to visit with Rev. and
Mrs. A. C. Hacke, with whom he was
acquainted in his seminary days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coar arrived
Wednesday night from their home at
Bourbon, Ind. and will be guests at the
home of their son, E. E. Coar, for q
month at least. Mr.. and Mrs. Coar were
out here five years ago and were surprised
to find it so cold on their arrival this
week.
The W. N. Poor home was the scene
of so1lxy rorkxy syhor <hn SsO:on:@
Crowd consisting of II ladies called
to help Mrs. Poor celebrate ..her birthday
anniversary. The guest of honor was
showered with gifts and tokens of
esteem. 500 was played and a delightful
luncheon served.
Mrs. c. r. Pendergast and Miss Jessie
were in the city several days this week
driving up from near Hettinger. They
visited at the A. P. Folsom and Harry
Beidler homes and attended to shopping.
Miss Jessie expects. to 60 to Aberdeen.
South Dakota, in the near future, where
she will attend a business college.
Masons and their wives. members of
the Eastern Star and their escorts are
cordially invited to attend a party at
the Masonic hall Tuesday evening, No.
vember 21st. This invitation is extend
ed to Masons and Eastern Stars in the
city. whether they are members of the
local lodges or not. Tickets so cents
each for both ladies and gentlemen.
Dancing. cards and refreshments. 11-11-2t
Miss Rose Berrineer entertained the
Mandan high school football team and
a small party of her local school COM
panions on Saturday evening at her
home on Fifth Ave. West. Cards and
music passed the evening all too quick
Iy and the hospitable young hostess SER
we'd dainty refreshments to her guests.
The Mandan boys. who played with the
Flickertails on Saturday. returned to
Mandan on Sunday.
Ex-Governor ". r. Van SAINT of Min
nesota was a visitor in the city this
week, %transacting business with and
visiting W. r Everett and other
friends. Mr.. Van SAINT is a member of
the Johnson-Van SAINT Loan Co. of Min
neapolis, which is represented in Dick
inson by W. r. Everett. Mr.. Van SAINT
also served a term as Commander-in-
chief of the G. A. r. and is widely
known over the northwest.
r. P. O'Brien, who had hard charge
of the Stone, Ordean & Wells branch
house at Bismarck since leaving Dick
inson, is to return to Duluth in the near
future. where he will take charge of the
city trade for this big wholesale house.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien were expected to
visit friends in Dickinson before going
to Duluth. F.. W. Clark, who was in
iured in an auto accident several weeks
ago, resumes charge of the Bismarck
branch house.
Word comes to Dickinson that George
4 Gerbie and Miss Imodene Hanson of Bill