The Dickinson press., 1912-03-16
Gladstone

Mrs. Ida Lawrence 10 recovering from
an attack Of la drippe. al
z. 8. Leo made q trip to Dickinson
Wednesday Of last week.
There was a large number Of farmers
in town Monday for seed wheat.
Russell Lawrence sold 10 tons of One
hay to d. H. A. Davis last week.
J. W. Sturgeon of Dickinson was in
Gladstone Tuesday on business.
Miss Lettie Beifhart is working for
Mrs. j. S. Birdsall.
Heinrich Termaschyi of Graeber was
in town Saturday on business.
W. G. Watts went to Hebron Sunday
morning. returning in the evening.
James Enger went to Dickinson Mon
day evening on business.
Mrs. James Corners returned Thurs
day from a trip to Dickinson.
D. A. Cooling was a business visitor
in Gladstone Monday.
Anton Ulij0hn made q business trip
to Dickinson Monday evening.
John Morgenthaler made a business
trip to Dickinson Monday evening.
Dr.. Egerton Sprou]e went to Dickinson
Thursday evening, returning Friday.
John Little is circulating a petition
to have the reciprocity law repealed.
John %Enelebrecht and Howard Putnam
went to Dickinson Thursday evening.
Henry David was in from his farm
nine miles north on business Monday.
Many farmers were in town Saturday.
They report much now in. the country.
A. A. Won Hagen of Bismarck was
in town on business q few days this
week.
J. H. Wiegelenda has been quite ill
the past week with a severe cold on his
lungs.
H. M. Pippin of R%ichardton spent the
weekend in Gladstone with Prof. H. O.
Pippin.
Carl Ducbhorn was in Dickinson on
business two days last week. He re-
turned Thursday.
L. Scott of Dickinson spent a few DAYS
last week with Alfred Dorsey. They
were in town Saturday on business.
Anton Lampl of R~ichardton visited
over Sunday at the home of his cousin,
Mrs. John Dolwig.
Julius Arnt returned last Wednesday
from a five days. trip to his claim near
Fayette.
Russell Lawrence will erect a fine new
residence on his farm northwest of town
this summer.
Trainmastet ]. H. johnson Of Dick
inson was a business visitor in town
Tuesday morning.
z. J. S. Birdsall shipped a carload of
horses Thursday to Langdon, Alberta,
Canada.
Miss Mabel Watts returned from He
bron Thursday evening after a weeks
visit with relatives.
Otto Larson went to Taylor Saturday
morning or business. He returned in
the evening.
Chris Grasl returned Friday from
R~ichardton. where he had some dental
work done.
Miss Doris Gregg visited Thursday of
last week with her friend and school,
mate. Anna Steckler.
Miss Emma Hoff has accepted a school
near Dickinson in lieu of the Lefor
school in district II.
jacob Krier and Peter Weges ser made
a business trip to Dickinson Wednes-
day evening.
Judge and Mrs. W. A. Carter of Dick
insoa visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary
H. Turner and Mr.. and Mrs. O. A,
Dietsche.
= Bernhardt Martin returned Wednes-
day of last week from q business trip
to the county seat.
Little Katie Krier has been quite sick
with tonsilitis this week. DR.. Egerton
Sproule has charge of the case.
Miss Lena Truax of Steele, N. D..
will teach the spring term of school in
the VIM. David district.
The directors of the Farmers Eleva-
tor CO. met Saturday, March 9th, for
their regular business meeting.
Dr.. J. p. Weyrens of Taylor was call
ed Tuesday to attend Mrs. Nick Schroe-
der. who has been ill the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kampf and Mrs.
Margaret Kampf visited Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Laub.
William Jennings Bryan passed