The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

Otto Hexon and MI. Anderson Of
DEBORAH, Iowa. arrived; in the city this
week and have gone out to their home
steads in the southern part Of Heringer
county.
Art squares are ingram carpets woven
in one piece. We are showing new
patterns.in the Richardson quality. @.
B. F%rankenberg 5-26.tf.
Prof. c. b. Potter returned the first Of
the week to his school work in St. Paul,
having spent the Easter vacation with
bis family at Saltwater. Andy Nc
Ginley accompanied him.
We carry the largest stock Of blank
books II the city, Everything from q
SC memo. to a 500 page ledger. Nc
Donald & Pomroy. 3-31.tf
The two months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Newkirk died on Tues
day. Rev. r. ]. Kellogg Of this city
went to the Black Butte settlement on
Friday to conduct services from the
home.
Among the arrivals from the east this
week were the Misses Iilla Kjosa, Mary
HelReson, Perena, Adelia and Geneva
Embretson all of Olaf, Iowa. These
ladies all went out this week to their
claims in Dunn county.
A large and appreciative audience
SMIstds'edd; Dr. cbl 5Saa on r. w 2: 5esH =. v ta:
ing. DR.. John handled the subject,
1.-THE Worth Of a Man." in a most able
mnnner and his hearers were able to Sc
cure a view of mans insigni6cance,
compared in size. with stars, planets and
other large bodies; and on the other
hand, mans greatness, when taken into
consideration the fact that he has a
never dying soul and a mind superior to
every living being. :a - s
On Monday Charles and Edward
Merry celebrated their eleventh birth
day-which occurred on Sunday-by
entertaining eleven OF their boy friends.
Games such as boys love were played
with a zest which gave the lads a keen
appetite for the birthday supper.
Hugh Roberts and Ray Lyon were the
fortunate mes who secured the dimes in
the birthday cakeebut the others did not
consider themselves april fools" since
the cake supply was ample. Masters
Charles dDQ EDWARD uEuDeTe among
their gifts several books.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Johnson enter.
tanned over a hundred OF their lady and
gentlemen friends Tuesday evening.
Misses Marjorie and Beth and Master
Watt assisted in showing the guests to
the dressing rooms and in attending to
their comfort. This was the first party
after the long Lenten season and was
greatly enjoyed by all present. Five
hundred was played at % tables, a few
finding enjoyment IN a game OF "hinch."
A delicious lunch was served near mid
night. the hostess being assisted by the
ladies on the the "Hill." A Smoker"
for the gentlemen and a social chat for
the ladies closed a delightful evening.
Tim Randall of Kent, Washington, is
paying a visit to his relatives and old
acquaintance in and about Dickinson
Mr.. Randall has been away FIVE or six
years and expresses himself as we'll
satisfied with his new western home
where he has made some profitable in.
vestments. During the past year or two
he has been engaged in shipping cattle
and horses to China and Japan, and il
one of the very few men who have made
a success of this class of business. As
regards prices. Mr.. Randall rays tina,
ordinary cows are worth $50 each wher
delivered in Japan; an ordinary pair OF
driving horses sell from $1,000 to $1,000