The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24

Bill Mccarthy is back from the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Dyer Of Bel6eld,
were in the city this week. -
Born. Monday, February 10. a daught
ter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stone.
A son was born February ~ to MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Manion of Belfeld. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beneke of Lehigh
are the proud parents of a baby boy
which arrived last week.
A daughter was born on Wednesday.
February Fl, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Knight, who have rooms in the Schreib-
er residence. =.
Supt. Lloyd RAIDER left this week for
Louisville, Kentucky, to attend as
State delegate, a meeting Of the
National educational association. :
Adam Lefor, of Lefor Bros, is pia1E-
ing new show cases, counters and othet
fixtures purchased while, in St. yPagl
last: week,,5'in their. Gladstone store.
They have a "A lot of new goods which
will be: opened about. March 1. The
Lefors have an-up-to date store and
are, making plans; thus early to take
care of an immense spring business. 3
Mrs. John w. Goodall left Thursday
night for the Goodall ransh on the
Missouri, going via Fargo and Grand
Forks where she will visit Lula and
Johnnie for a few days. Mrs. Goodall
will leave the Great Northern at White
Earth after a rail travel of about 700
miles, and will then be s. miles from
their ranch. MI. Goodall went over
land to the ranch the past week.
"True Blue" next Monday evening.
c. w: Rau, F. Ray Comstock, Robert
Smith. Willis Wolf, Deane Wiley,
Nathan Foster, J. w. Colwell and
Warren Buchner are the local talent
fixing the g%entlemen's parts, while
Misses Henrietta Fox and Beth Robin
son take the ladies' parts. Mrs. COL
we'll will pose as the Goddess of
Liberty" Miss Esther Fox as the "God.
dess of the North" and Miss Whitcher
as the Goddess of the South"
On this friday evening Miss Edith
kim will be hostess to twenty-six young
ladies and gentlemen at a roller skating
party at the opera house. Arrange
ments have been made to skate to music
and frappe will refresh the merry skat-
ers. At eleven the scene will shift to
the kim residence which is decorated
in red and white for the occasion. Red
candles and candelabra light the dining
room table, above which red and white
festoons depend from the chandelier.
A delicious lunch, for which the hosts
are famous, will be served the guests at
one large and several small tables after
which music and games will round out
a most delightful evening.
Mrs. ]. P. Tingle and Mrs. M. L.
Ayers entertained Tuesday evening at
Mrs. Ayers home at a luncheon and
linen shower for Miss Jessie E. Robin
son who is to be a bride of Easter week.
Covers were laid for thirty-two at eight
small tables. Only white flowers were
used in decoration. Low dishes of
white Roman hyacinths and smilax
adorned the lunch tables and tall vases
of white carnations and ferns were
disposed elsewhere about the rooms.
Lunch was served at seven o'clock,
following which the bride to be was
"showered" with "a fine array of useful
and ornamental pieces of linen, Dorothy
and Esther Ayers presenting the
packages one by n After admiring
the gifts. the guests played 800" for an
hour or two, the games being inter-
spersed with several charming songs
by Miss Jessie Messersmith.