The Dickinson press., 1912-03-09
mercial Club meeting there Tuesday

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John Reiner made a business trip to
Dickinson Monday.
Miss Emma Huff went to Dickinson
Monday evening on business.
Mrs. James Connors made a business
trip to Dickinson Tuesday evening.
2. ]. McGrath of New England was
q business visitor in the city Wednes-
day.
George Brown Of Dickinson. candidate
for the Office of county sheriff, was in
town Tuesday.
Just received. at Krier & Wegesser's,
a fine line of SPRING goods. Call and
inspect them.
Anton Duckho1n made q trip to the
county seat Tuesday evening, where he
transacted business.
Joseph Piatka and wife left Monday
for Billings, Mont, where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Lefor, Jacob
Lefor and Peter Schiff, Jr., were in
Gladstone Tuesday on business.
Dr.. L. B. Dunlap. federal stock in
spector. was in Gladstone Monday and
Tuesday on professional business.
MI. and Mrs. Gleissinger of Lefor
have lust returned from a four days
visit at the home of John 1.efor, Jr.
Nick Martin and Nick Schroeder at
tended the German Commercial Club
meeting in Dickinson Tuesday evening.
John Martin. Joe Manei. Frank KRIS
chenheiter, Frank Zehne and Nick
Schank went 10 Dickinson Monday even
ing.
Frank Dobner. Jr.. went to Dickinson
Tuesday evening to attend the German
Commercial Club meeting. He returned
Wednesday morning.
Miss Mary Herold. who is employed
at the Arthur Clark home, went to Dick
;nson Saturday to have dental work
done. She returned Sunday.
John Engebrecht returned Tuesday
evening to his home in Dickinson. He
has been working for some time on
the St. Elizabeth parish house.
DR.. j. P. Weyrens came up from
Taylor Tuesday evening. He was sum-
moned to attend the youngest child of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Schneider.
All are cordially invited to attend the
Shadow social in the school house
March 9th. Ladies are asked to bring
baskets with lunch for two. There will
be a musical program.
John DoIwig, Math Bayer. Peter
Simon, Peter ReiDer. Jacob Krier, John
Kampf and Jacob Lefor were among
those who went to Dickinson Tuesday
evening on business.
Miss Mary Lefor, the 15-year-old
daughter of Math Lefor. was in town
Friday of last week to consult DR.. Wey-
rens in regard to a geitre with which
she has been troubled for some time:
Miss Emma fluff of La Crosse, Wis,
was an arrival Sunday evening. in re-
spouse TO a telegram from Miss Mary
Nolan. county superintendent, to take
charge of school No. 2 in the Lefor dis
trict.
Joseph Hauk came from Richardton
Sunday evening. On his return Monday
morning, he was accompanied by
Theresa Schneider. his sister-in-law,
who has been employed at the Column
bia hotel.
H. M. B%aum9artner. who has been
doing carpenter work on Adam Lefor's
store building at Lefor, came to Glad
stone Friday of last week. He is now
working on the interior of Kirsch &
Jopp's store.
MIR. and Mrs. John Grundhauser re-
turned February 9th from a four
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Bakovar. Hungary. They report a very
pleasant trip, but say they are satisfied
with North Dakota.
Joseph Mayer. John Wehner and
Peter Holz went to Dickinson Tuesday
evening to represent St. Joseph's
Leichen unterstuzungs Verein at the
German Commercial Club meeting.
They returned Wednesday.
F. A. Redetzke of Hebron was a Glad
stone visitor Friday. Mr.. Rodetzke ia
the state agent for Jos. Barnett & Go. of
Riverside, Iowa. handling the Barnett
System lightning Rod. He placed the
agency with Krier & Wegesser.
Mrs. A. H. Deiters was enjoying q
visit from her brother. Alfred Carlson
of Minneapolis. on Sunday and Monday
of this week. MIR. Carlson is a tailor
and wat on his way west where he will
look for a location on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. George Focht returned last Thurs
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