The Dickinson press., 1912-02-17

Oe0 WIN ma u0uOle, WIN W0lC0
she has been suffering at intervals for
several months.
Miss Anna Faulkner went to Taylor
Wednesday of last week for a several
days visit at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
N. L. Rockwell.
F. F. Waterman, travelling for the
Liquid Carbonic Co. Of Minneapolis, |
was in town Monday. taking orders for
soda fountains. etc.
Two wagon-loads of beef. belonaing
to Sam Brandt Of Taylor, passed through
Gladstone Saturday morning. bound for
the Dickinson market.
Miss Margaret Reilly taught in the pri-
mary grade Tuesday, owing to the alb
senc of the teacher. Miss Inis Cameron,
who was in Richardton.
Leo H. Payne was in town Thursday
and reported that he had captured q
coyote. He says coyotes are very numer-
GUS, but difficult to trap.
It is rumored that q petition is being
circulated for the purpoes of having the
name of the post Office new known as
Lefor, changed to Elizabeth,
Fred Moore who sold his one-half Sec
ton Of land south of town to Joseph
Hack last fall, will remove his family
to southern Missouri in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Bayer came in
from their farm last Tuesday for a few
days visit with their son Math and
family. They returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dobner, il. re-
turned last Thursday from Lima, Ohio.
where they have been visiting with Mrs.
Dobner' 8 parents the past two months.
Frank Lefor arrived from Dickinson
Thursday last and visited a couple of
days with Math Bayer and other friends
here returning home Friday morning.
Among those who were Dickinson
visitors this week were Joseph Hipp,
Carl Stein. John Reiner. Mr.. Deibell.
Andrew Herold and John Schmitzer.
Adam A. Lefor. who. with his family
is residing in st. Paul. came to Lefor,
N. D.. last Wednesday on business.
He returned to ST. Paul Thursday of this
week.
John Stumberlich. who bought Karl
Boniai's farm on contract last year, has
cancelled the contract. He moved into
town last Wednesday. and will live
here this summer.
St. Thomas church society has pur<
chased the Merlak lots for the site
of the new Catholic church, to be erected
in Gladstone. Work will begin on the
foundation this spring.
Arthur Clark expects to engage ex-
tenssvely in poultry raising this year.
He will make a speciality Of thorough
bred White and Barred Plymouth Rocks
and Silver-Spangled Hambufgs.
Mike Raab; who came to Gladstone
from Philadelphia; last spring. has re-
Gently bought a one-fourth section of
land near thes Tanber6 farm, and ex-
poets to begin farming this sprfng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Simon left WedHes-
day for a visie at the home Of Bern
hardt Martin and Franz Bayet: They
visited a couple Of days ih'New England
returning home Wednesday Of t1ssis
week.
We learn that Mr.. and MIS-. Julius
Hoist have made asdetour en- their
journey to California;, going to- New
Orleans, La, to attendf the, Marii; Gras
Carnival, which occursstiie week before
Lent.
Orkey Neal and family came: uplhsp
fall from their homestead eight miles
west Of HettinRer, and are living near
his fathers home south ef'town. they
will return to their homestead in the.
spring.
Percfwaf w. Taverner, vito has, BEEN.
visiting or several monstss at hiss old:
home imLiverpool. Eng, will saif TOR
Ameriea early in March, and expects to-.
arrive here by the first ofyApril,. after
visiting with friends en- noate:
l.. r.. Green filed thai pulpit at
the Ne. T. church Monday, morning..
substituting for Rev. N. l.. Rockwell.
who~was unable to be present, on accsunt
Of the revival services al Taylor. Nh
Green is stu.1yin5 for the ministry
Joseph Mayer and son FRank:J! Mayer
returned Saturday moaning! frsdn. a
business trip to Dickinson. They were'
aceosapanied by Anton kanpp; wlaDa ar
rived recently from Michigan. Mr..
Klupp win work on tkae Mayer farm
this season
Nm. O. r. Rich and, daughter Miss
Vesie. and Miss Inis Cameron went to
Rfehardton to attend the masque' ball
there Mondav evenings Thexwepe n
testaired at the home, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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