The Dickinson press., 1912-04-20

horn eggs for sale at 81 per setine. Of e
or S. per 100. o. A. Dietsche. 3-3oop
John Reiner went to Dickinson Mon.
day evening on business. ~
Mrs. Maria Stricken returned Fridav
from q trip 10 Dickinson.
c. E. lucky of Taylor was a Glad
stone visitor last Thursday.
Dr.. Sproule went to Dickinson Satur.
day evening. returning Sunday.
Jacob R%othschilIer made a business
trip to Richardton last Thursday.
John Engelbrecht returned Monday
morning from Dickinson.
Walter Sterland and A. !. Peck Of
Dickinson were business visitors in
town Monday.
The Misses Tina and Beulah Brown
came from Dickinson Saturday and
visited over Sunday with their parents.
H. A. Bureeson. candidate for the
Office of states attorney, was in town
Friday.
Chris Grasl returned last Friday from
a business trip to Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Otto came from
klchardton Wednesday of last week to
attend the funeral of Anna Dassineer.
John Hartinger of Dickinson was in
town last Thursday and purchased some
seed oats of the Powers Elevator Co.
C. c. Turner made a business trim IN
Dickinson Tuesday evening. He return.
ed Thursday.
Anton Rohr of Dickinson was q euest
at the home of Jacob Rothschiller Sun
day.
Tom Gray. foreman of the N. P. water
supply. was in town Monday. He left
here Tuesday for Richardton.
Mrs. Anton Duckhorn returned to her
home south of town Tuesday after a two
weeks visit at the John Dolwie home.
DR.. Wyrens was called south Tuesday,
to attend Mrs. John Duckhorn, who is
quite ill.
Jacob R%othschiller went to Be]6eld
last Friday. He returned Sunday.
DR.. Egerton Sproule left Monday even.
ing for Fort Benton, Mont, where he
will remain for a short time on bust
ness.
Miss Taylor, who is teaching the Rust
school north of town, went to DickiD-
son Thursday evening. She returned
Monday.
The 12-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Math Werth, who has been suffer-
ing with 81. Vitus dance the past three
weeks. is considerably improved.
James Little has rented his farm to
Louis Hunt for this season and o
to 60 on a pleasure trip in the near
future.
Burdett Lepper of Dickinson, agent
for the Mutual Life Insurance Co., was
a Gladstone visitor Tuesday.
Oscar Neal went to Dickinson Monday
evening to have some dental work done.
He returned Tuesday.
Math Bayer had the misfortune to
have q fine COW killed by train No. 4
Tuesday morning.
Fred Moore and family left Tuesday
tor Gainesville, Nc. They will visit in
GAINESVILLE for some time and will then
locate at Croker, Mo.
John Little and L.. F. Green went to
Taylor Sunday to attend church services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Lefor and daueh-
tiers returned Sunday from St. Paul,
where they hsve been spending the
winter. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Lefor's nephew. A. A. Schafer,
who has been attending school there.
w. D. Patterson and H. C. Ruby, who
live IA miles north of here, were in
town Tuesday on business. Mr.. Patter.
son says they are expecting to thresh
their their last years crop as soon as
the weather permits.
w. Frank Murphy has finished his
term of school in district II and left
here Sunday for Bismarck.
P eter Wegesser and Andrew Herold
were in Regent Friday and Saturday of
last week. They say conditions seem
very favorable for a fine crop this year.
Mrs. Math Hensel went to Glen Ullin
Sunday morning to attend the KoniR-
Stricken wedding Monday.
M. L.. Ward. who formerly lived in
Gladstone. was greeting friends here
Tuesday morning. Mir. Word is at
present b~ookkeeper for the Goodrich
Call Lumber Co. at Taylor.
Arthur Cooling has received word of
the sudden death. from heart trouble,
Of his oldest brother. Albert M. Godind.
at his home in Stow. Mass. The de-
ceased leaves q wife and seven child
ren. his mother, five brothers and five
sisters.
JACKIE rasl and Matthias Mitschoff re-
turned Monday evening from Glen IN
lin. where they attended the wedding
of Miss Lena Stricken and Nick Konie.
There was no church service in Glad.
stone Sunday, as Rev. N. L. Rockwell
was unable to be here, on account Of
the series of revival meeting being held
in Taylor by the Rev. c. w. Ruth Of
indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Frances Spencer, who has been
teaching the Swennine school. left here
Saturday for Belfeld, where she will
visit a week with friends. She will
then 60 to Flasher, N. D., where abe
will be Joined by her sister, Miss lii
lian, upon the expiration of the latter's
school term in Zenith. From there they
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