The Dickinson press., 1912-03-30

valdemar Jeeseuo Of Dickinson. 70
publican candidate for the Office Of re3.
lister Of deeda. was q Gladstone visitor
Friday.
Mr.. and MIs. Clarence Eldred came
from Dickinson last "Wednesday moenina
to attend the funeral. of E. Kitteli.
They returned home Thursday evening.
Maxwell, Burnett Of Dickinson. Is.
publican candidate for the Office of
clerk Of court, was In Gladstone last
Thursday. a
Charles Nolan of Dickinson was here
Wednesday and Thursday Of last week
and purchased Of Robert Muecke q car
load Of seed wheat. which he shipped
to Dickinson.
Joseph MAYER and Philip Weber drove
to Dickinson last Wednesday, on &C.
count of the illness of their friend.
John Morgehthaler. They returned Sat-
urday.
Nick Konia came from Glen Ullin
Saturday evening and visited over
Sunday with his friend, Jack Grasl, re-
turning home Monday.
Franz Kirschenheiter and John Web
ner went to Dickinson last Thursday,
called there by the serious illness of
their friend. John Moreenthaler. They
returned Saturday morning.
Joseph and Frank Lefor came from
Dickinson Wednesday morning for a
few days visit with relatives south
of Gladstone.
Geo. +. Wilson. who went to Largo,
Florida. about two months ago, has re-
turned and is now in Glen Ullin. He
will resume his duties here as N. p.
pumper in a few days.
c. c. Turner made a business trip to
Richardt0n Tuesday morning. From
there he went to Dickinson, where he
remained on business till Thursday
morning.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cot
tlleb Schmidt has been very sick the
past week with pneumonia, but is now
improving. Dr.. Sproule has charge of
the case.
A son val born Saturday, March 23rd.
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleissineer. at
Lefor: Dr.. Egerton Sproule was the
attending physician. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Rich entertained
a number of their friends Saturday
evening. Eugene L. Stockman of
Hodges, Mont. was the quest of honor.
John Paul, one of the dispa,chers
from Glendive, stopped off here Tuesday
to meet the local station force. lie was
going along the line getting acquaiat-
ed with the railroad boys.
James Shurtlif recently purchased
$50 acres Of land near the Will David
farm. of A. H. Arnett. Mr.. Shurtiiif
now has 1900 acres, and he intends
this season to seed $50 acres to fax.
and the remainder to wheat.
Miss 1nis Cameron. the Misses Adeline
and Nora Jarvis, Miss Mary Skinner,
Miss Mary Sullivan. Otto Pippin and
Archie johnson returned Saturday morE-
ing from Dickinson. where they attend
ed the teachers institute the past
week.
Mrs. f. W. Brown of Portage La
Prairie, Manitoba. arrived here
Wednesday morning. She will visit
for some time at the home of her BROTH
er. John Little.
Andrew Schaffer, who formerly lived
in Gladstone, writes from Mt. Angel,
Ore. where he now resides, that he
and his family like the location very
much and that they are having ideal
weather. MI. Schaffer expects to visit
relatives and friends here this spring.
Vinton Gregg has been seriously ill
with pneumonia the past week. Accord
ing to the latest report he is now inn
proving. Dr.. Sproule has charge of
the case. Vinton's many friends are
hoping for his speedy recovery.
Miss Maude Hazard came from Bis
marck Thursday and was here until Sat
urday. learning to operate the exchange
at the local telephone office. Miss
Hazard will be book-keeper for the
Peoples Telephone Co. of Taylor, and
will assume her duties the first of
April.