The Dickinson press., 1917-06-09

The j. P. Berringer house on Fifth
Avenue West has been repainted and
r~evarnished and the family expects to
move in this coming Monday.
F. c. r. Schultze, of the Bertsch
Motor Co., spent the week end at his
parental home at New Salem. Mrs.
Schultze and baby have been guests
at that point for several weeks.
Cashier A. O. Christensen of the
Fryburg State Bank passed through
Dickinson on Thursday, en- route home
from Hettinger, where he went on
Monday accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. B. S. Bentsen, and Miss Anna
Larson, who were guests at Fryburg
for about two weeks.
Miss Burnes Orion came in with
MI. and Mrs. J. C. Erb from Manning
IN Sunday and left. the next day for
Bismarck, where she expected to visit
a short time with her nephew, Ken
meth Garwick, of Company K. From
there she was to proceed to her home
at Omaha, Neb., before going to at
tend the summer school session at an
educational institution in Chicago,
Mrs. F. C. Angliss and daughter,
Miss Minnie, were westward bound
passengers on Monday, the former be-
ing en- route to Alpha and the latter
to Beach for a three weeks visit.
Upon their return Misses Maude and
Ethel Angliss will leave for Manning
and Emerson, respectively, to spend a
good part of the summer visiting
friends.
Mrs. G. L. Bowen has issued invi-
tations to eight couples for a "Kid'
party to be given in her downtown
flat for Miss Anna Swanson this (Fri-
day. evening, the affair being in the
nature of a farewell, as Miss Swan
son, who has been engaged in the
Bowen Millinery as trimmer, leaves
for her home in St. Paul the coming
week.
The E. A. Lillibridge family went
out the past week to their ranch neal
Grassy Butte, where they will spend
the summer. Gordon and Richard
went out with a load of furniture on
Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs. Lillibridge
and daughter, Blanche, followed the
next day in their car. Mrs. Lillibridge
expects to come in next week to leave
for Grand Forks as a delegate to an
Eastern Star gathering.
Mrs. TIL. Larson of Taylor came up
last Friday for the commencement ex-
~ercises and to visit for several days
at the Judge Fred Maser home. Her
daughter, Miss Elsie, who Graduated
last year from the Dickinson high
school, made a success of teach
ing in the Taylor vicinity the
past year and Miss Charlotte, who was
also a member of the 1917 class, has
been taking up freshman work at
Concordia college in Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl D. Mcbride of
Emerson and Mrs. McBride's father,
MI. Monroe, who is visiting them,
were guests the first Of the week at
the w. B. Dickson home in this city.
Mrs. Mcbride left on No. 2 Monday
to visit her mother at Lisbon and also
the Loren B. Curtiss family, who
moved to that point from Halliday
some time ago. Later Mrs. Mcbride
will proceed to Langdon to visit
friends in her former home town.
Mrs. P. A. Berg and daughter, Miss
Adele, of Glendive, Mont, were in the
city on Thursday visiting with Mrs.
Mathilda Peterson, prior to leaving on
Friday for the Twin Cities and then
on to Wyoming, Minn.,, to spend about
a month with Mrs. Berg's mother,
Engineer and Mrs. P. A. Berg and
daughter formerly resided in Dickin-
son, moving away several years ago.
Miss Adele has just graduated from
the Glendive high school. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Carr arrived on
Tuesday from Centuria, Wis, where
they were married on Monday, June
18th, the bride being formerly known
out in the Indian Springs vicinity as
Miss Eva Louise Ginsbach, who taught
school out there the past term. Mr..
Carr is an old timer and has a large
circle of friends in this community.
At present he is engaged as foreman
at the Lambert Keffeler horse ranch at
Indian Springs.
j. W. Berns left on No. 3 Tuesday
for his homestead south of Billings,
Mont, to plant a garden and get
building started, Mrs. Berns expect
ing to join him in about a week. Mrs.
Berns has been the guest for
a few days at the Will Ghernausek
home. AS a farewell on Monday af-
ternoon about twelve ladies gathered
for a few social hours, bringing lunch
with them. Mrs. Berns'wa presented
with a beautiful auto scarf.
Mrs. Max Hendrick and children left
on Thursday afternoon for an absence
from the city Of about six weeks, while
visiting at Mrs. Hendricks parental
home at Waukon, a., her mother be-
ing quite i'll. Mr.. Hendrick will leave
on Sunday in his car for Minneapolis,
where he has business to transact and
later will go on to Chicago, and
Washington, D. c., to enlist in some
special department of the federal serv-
ice.
VIM. b. Dorsey Of Gladstone left
for the east on Monday to meet his
friend, Miss Leona Pfenninger of
Louisville, KY. The young couple
were married by Rev. R. H. Craig at
the M. E. parsonage on Wednesday