The Dickinson press., 1912-10-26

sou, FRANK OODueE, JE.
Frank Getschall left here Wednesday
evening for Belfield, where he will be
3rd trick operator.
Mrs. Ida Lawrence left here Wednes-
day morning for a two weeks visit
with friends in Steele.
August Vetterlein of Lefor returned
Tuesday morning from Dickinson, where
he transacted business Monday.
Nick Lefor came from Dickinson Sat-
urday morning to visit for several days
with relatives south of town.
Mr.. and Mira. John Little. Mrs. Mary
Candee and Mrs. Emma Lindsey visited
with friends in Taylor Tuesday.
H. A. Bureeson, George Brown and
Fred Maser of Dickinson were calling
on friends in Gladstone last Friday.
o. r. Rich left Saturday evening OH
a business trip to Worden. Mont.
where he expects to remain a week.
For Sale Thoroughbred single comb,
white Leehorn hens and pullets at 75c
each or ST. so per doz. o. A. Dietsche.
adv. 1-12-4p
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Rich and daueh-
ter. Miss Vevie. and Master Hubert,
returned Tuesday evening from Worden,
Mont.
Miss Kathryn R%othschiller went to
Dickinson, Wednesday evening and Wis
tied with friends. She returned Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. W0lford of St. Paul was an ar
rival here Monday evening and went out
to Lef0r, where he will clerk in Adam
A. Lef0r's store.
Charles Ward of Bel6eld, republican
candidate for county superintendent of
schools. was in Gladstone Saturday
meeting friends.
Miss Anna Feiler arrived from Dick
inson Tuesday morning and will remain
here for some time at the no me of her
cousin, Frank Dobner.
MI. and Mrs. Str eitmatter of Glen
Ullin arrived here Saturday evening for
a weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives south Of town.
Nm. Hartnett was an arrival from
Taylor Wednesday evening and will be
End trick operator here. MIR. Stockman
will take 3rd trick again.
Mr.. Norman. who has been visiting
the past two weeks with his friends.
Theodore Karadenky at Mott. returned
Saturday to his home in Glendive.
Joe Walachi was an arrival here from
Milwaukee. Wis.,, Tuesday morning.
He went out to his farm south of town
and will remain there this winter.
A. D. Cow of Pompey's Pillar, Mont,
who has been LIST trick operator here a
few days while Mr.. Rich was in Mon
tana, left Wednesday evening for Tay-
lOr.
John Orchard and Welton Mcdonald
and little daughter, came from Dickin-
son tuesday morning and visited the
Arthur Clark farm on q matter of bust
ness.
Miss Anna B%aumgartner came from
Richardton Friday evening and went
out to Lefor to visit a couple of weeks
with her brother. Math Baumgartner.
and family. -.
August Vetterlein of Lefor left
Wednesday evening for Dickinson,
where he has accepted a position as
b~0Okkeeper for the Dickinson Roller Mill
Elevator Co.
DR.. Weyrens was called Tuesday FORE
noon to attend Mrs. Conrad Herold and
found her in q critical con dtiion. An
operation was found to be necessary and
it was performed at once. Mrs. Herold
is now improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Woolman and daughter
of Glen Ullin were arrivals here Satur-
day evening and were guests for q few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
y. Dassin9er. They also attended the
Kirwei at Lefor.
VIM. David, who finished threshine
q couple of weeks ago. has 3, 500 BUSH
els of fine wheat, which averaged about
rs bushels per acre 1. 800 bushels of
oats, averaging IS bushels per acre and
700 bushels of barley averaging 40 BUSH
els per acre.
W. L. Prindle went to Bismarck Sun
day morning and returned Monday even
ing with Mrs, Prindle. their daughter,
Dorothy, and Mrs. George w. Lee.
Mrs. Prindle, who has been in the Bis
marck hospital the past three weeks,
is recovering nicely.
Rev. N. L. Rockwell of Taylor is re-
moving his household goods to Dickin-
son this week. Rev. Rockwell has been
stationed at Oakdale and Mrs. Rockwell
and the children will remain in Dickin.
son for the winter. Rev. Adam G. Run
ions of Stanton has been assigned to
Taylor and Gladstone.
Martin Merlak of Billings. who has
been attending to the harvest on his
farm Is miles south of here. was in
town Saturday. Mr.. Merlak threshed
610 bushels of wheat, averaging IL
bushels per acre, which he says was
only a. hail crop owing to the hail
storms which visited. his locality.
The Kirwei, or Harvest Festival.
!. which Ia hold ann,,ollxx hsr Aho E...aa-