The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16

Wm. David. q of our prosperous
farmers, wal in town Thursday. Mr..
David considers conditions very favor
able for a good crop this season.
Nj. and Mrs. Nick Martin. ST.. re-
turned Sunday evening from Richard
ton, where they have Been visiting the
past two months with their daughters.
II. Welshonse. representing Harrison
Bros. & Go. of Minneapolis. was in
town Monday soliciting orders. for paint
varnish. etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krug of Richard
ton arrived here Saturday and visited
for several days at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Dominick Moral.
]. F. Harnden went to Dickinson
Monday evening to hear the James R.
Garfield speech. He remained over
night with relatives and returned home
Tuesday morning.
MI. and Mrs. J. L. Shelp and son,
George. came from Dickinson Saturday
morning and Visited till Sunday even
ing with relatives here.
Jacob Rothschiller made a trip south
Sunday afternoon, taking Miss Vevie
Rich and Archie johnson to their re-
~spective schools in the Enger and Lefor
districts.
Nick Schank came into town Sunday
on account of the illness of his mother,
Mrs. John Schank. He will remain in
Gladstone for some time.
Mrs. A. W. Sterland went to Dickin-
son Thursday evening and visited till
Saturday morning at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sterland.
Negotiations are pending with the
N. P. R. r. Co.. who are considering
favorably a proposition with the Citi-
zens Committee for local fire protection.
Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Rockwell of Tay-
lor passed through Gladstone Tuesday.
calling On friends south of town. They
returned to Gladstone Wednesday for the
Wednesday afternoon prayer-meeting.
. Mrs. S. D. Gregg and son. Vinton,
and Miss Doris were in town Saturday
calling on friends. and in the evening
attended the shadow social al the
school house.
Anton Lampl of Richardson purchased
a fine team of horses of Anton Duckhorn
Saturday. the consideration being $500.
John H. Schneider vent to Dickinson
Sunday evening on business and to hear
James r. Garfeld's speech Monday
evening.
T. H. Lantry. division superintendent
of Glendive. J. H. johnson, trainmaster
of Dickinson and j. G. Sanders, travel
ing freight agent of Miles City were
Gladstone visitors last Thursday.
Otto Larson went to Dickinson Mon
day evening and on Tuesday made final
proof on his claim eight miles southeast
of here. He returned home Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Bayer came in
from their farm south of town Monday
and visited for several days with Their
son, Math, and their daughter, Mrs.
Peter Simon.
Mrs. Denna Smith. representing the
AngeIus University of Los Angeles,
Calf, was a Gladstone visitor Satur-
day. soliciting orders for books on
history, domestic science, etc.
C. H. Miller of Pasqua. Sask. Can
ada. arrived here Sunday evening.
His agent. Robert Aglasineer, has been
buying horses in this vicinity for the
past few weeks. Mr.. Miller expects. to
ship a carload of horses to Pasqua the
last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Culver and MI.
and Mrs. Asa Culver of New Eng land,
came 10 Gladstone Saturday for a visit
with their cousin. Ned Culver, and
family. They returned to New England
Wednesday. =
G. H. Farrand's men. have finished
baling hay south of town and are now
hauling ii into Dickinson. Chas. Peeler
purchased 10 tons Of the hay and is
hauling it to his farm south of Dickin-
| son.
Archie johnson of Braddock, N. D.,
was an arrival here Friday evening.
Mr.. johnson will teach school No. 2 in
district H. and will board at the home
Of John Seller. School began Monday,
March 18th.
Bartl Keller, Peter Becker and John
Zehne went to Dickinson Monday even
ing to take out their final naturaliza-