The Dickinson press., 1912-10-05

E. L. Stockman is now End trick
operator at the depot until October 9Th.
Frank Gotschall is night operator.
D.. W. Ericsson of Dickinson, agent
for the International Harvester Co., was
9 business visitor in town Friday.
Miss Mabel Watts returned to Hebron
Monday morning after a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Watts:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolwig and chill
dren vent to Dickinson last Thursday
evening. returning on train No. s.
Jacob Rothschiller and Peter Schif
drove to Dickinson Tuesday morning on
business. returning in the evening".
j. F. Owen. agent for the H. Poehler
Grain Commission Co. Of Minneapolis,
was a business visitor in town Monday.
Ferdinand Bingenheimer of Mandan,
representing the International Harves-
ter Co.. was in town on business Mon
day.
j. D. Haas of Bismarck, representing
the International Harvester Co., was in
town on business several days last
week.
Mrs. j. H. Watts and baby DAUGHTER
came from Hebron Monday evening for
q weeks visit with Cashier and Mrs.
W. G. Watts.
Mrs. Charles Cooke of Washburn, N.
D.. arrived here Saturday morning for
q weeks visit al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark went to
Dickinson Monday evening on business.
Mr4 Clark returned Tuesday morning
but MIR. Clark remained until Wednes-
day.
Arthur Sterland removed q portion of
his household goods to Dickinson Tues
day. Walter Sterland came from Dick
lnson Tuesday morning and returned
with him.
, Mrs. Geo. W. Lee and Mrs. W. L..
Prindle and daughter, Dorothy, went to
Bismarck Tuesday morning IN business.
MIR. Prindle left here Tuesday even
ing to join them.
There was a Norwegian Lutheran
meeting Sunday at the Leland school
house near Regent. Rev. MACPHERSON
OF Daglum preached q fine sermon
which was enjoyed by all.
Conrad Herold returned Monday even
ing from his trip, to Florida, where lie
spent two weeks. Mr.. Herold say he
enjoyed the trip immensely and is very
favorably impressed with Florida.
|. Adam Lefor received about four car
loads of merchandise the past week to
stock his store al Lefor. Mr.. Lefor is
busy night and day, preparing for the
grand opening on Saturday, October 5th.
The annual Kirwei will be celebrated
at Lefor's hall. John Konberger and
John Lampl are the manager. Hon. l..
b. Hanna and Hon. L. a. Simpson will
be among the speakers present. Music
will be furnished BY the Lefor band.
There will be a basket ball game
followed by a dance in Dolwig's hall
on Saturday evening, October 5th, given
Tor the benefit of the Gladstone basket
ball team. All are cordially invited to
attend. Admission only fifty cents.
Mrs. Martin Gilbertson and DAUGHTER.
Miss Ella, returned Friday evening from
Chuschs Ferry, N. D.. where they made
I'll eXteDQed VISIT with Mrs, Gilbert
sons daughter, Mrs. Oscar Dauielson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sterland and
daughter, Thelma, left Saturday even
ingf for Dickinson, where Mn. SterIand
has accepted a position. as, te1eRraphd
for the N. P. Mr. Sterland now offers
his house in Gladstone for sale q rent,
on easy terms.
Rev. J. S. BrayieId Of Dickinson held
q Harvest Thanksgiving senwine in the
M. E church here. Sunday afternoon. at
which time Joyce. the baby daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Watts wa chris
tened. Mr.. and Mrs. Watts and MIS-,
o. A. Dfetsche were the sponsors.
Foreman G. Lyere and crew have
been in town the past. week. painting
all the railway buildings. They have
put new lettering on the depot and, as
a innovation, have trimmed the
buildings in green. where heretofore
they have been plain red. Also all in
side targets are painted yellow and the
main line targets red. This, is to con-
form to the rule recently adopted by the
railroads, making these colors universal
on ah roads in the United. States.