The Dickinson press., 1912-04-06

II. Weyron0 was called sunday TO
the home of Peter Dassinger south Of
town. on account Of the illness Of the
eldest daughter. Anna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Koesel and child
rem came from Richardton last Wednes-
day and visited till Saturday morning
with Mrs. j., S. Birdsall.
Anton Lefor returned Thursday from
Milwaukee, Wis, where he has been
the past three months. working for the
International Harvester Co:
Thomas Gray arrived here Sunday
morning to superintend putting the r.
R. pumping plant in order, after the
damage caused by the high water.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stumberlich went
to Dickinson Sunday evening. They
will be employed this summer on the
John Duckhorn farm south of the city.
Geo. T. Wilson arrived here Tuesday
evening from Glen Ullin and has again
taken up his duties as N. p. pumper.
Mr.. Edelbreck left here for Glen Ullin
Thursday morning.
Frank David returned last Thursday
from his business trip to Stanton. N. D.
Mr.. David is having shipped to Glad
stone the farm machinery formerly
owned by his sister. Mrs. Eyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Reilly and child
rem went to Dickinson Friday evening
to attend the funeral on Saturday of
Mr.. Reilly's father. Farrell Reilly.
They returned Saturday evening.
Mrs. Arthur Sterland went to Dickin-
son Friday evening. on account of the
illness Of her little daughter. Thelma.
Mrs. Sterland returned home Monday
morning and Thelma accompanied her.
The marriage of Mr.. Lorenz Rudrich
and Miss Theresa Focht will occur
Easter Monday at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Father 11dephonse of
Richardton will perform the ceremony.
J. C. Taylor of Glendive, Mont, ar
rived here Tuesday morning to inspect
the sand pit bridge and report on neces-
sary repairs. 1t is decided to rebuild,
with a bridge that will carry class
W engines.
Harvey Neal, having sold his meat
market in Taylor to Frank j. Schroeder
of Hebron, came to Gladstone Tuesday
and will help his brother, Oscar Neal.
put in the crop on his farm south of
town this spring.
Ole J. Olson, who has been spending
the winter at different points in Wis
consin, returned to Gladstone last Fri
day, accompanied by his bride. The
young people will. live on MIR. Olson's
claim two miles south of town.
Faldin Mertzluft, with his wife and
four children. arrived here last week
from Bulgaria. Mrs. Mertzluft.-is a sis
ter of Mrs. Peter Becker. and they are
staying at the Becker home for the pres
ent. MI. and Mrs. Mertzluft expect to
locate here.
DR.. A. j. Faber, dentist. will visit
Gladstone every Fridav to perform all
kinds of dental work and can be found
at the Columbia hotel all day. from 8
a. m. to 6 p. m. IL years experience.
Speaks German and English, all work
guaranteed. His first visit will be
Friday, April 18th. 4-6-2t
John Dolwie. A. F. Reilly and Chris
Grasl went to Hebron Wednesday morn
ing. They will get the plans for the
Catholic church which is t be erected
here. this spring. It is thought the
church will be a duplicate of the one in
Hebron.
On account of the high water and
floating ice in Heart river and Antelope
creek. two bridges were washed out last
week. the Antelope creek bridge about
eight miles south of Dickinson. neal the
Andy Shipley farm. and the sand pit
bridge near Gladstone. Fears were
entertained Saturday that the Gladstone
bridge might 60 out.
The water flooded the N. P. pumping
plant several feet deep when the ice
went out of Heart river Saturday. Mr..
Edelbrock worked all day Sunday pump
ing the water out. of the oil tank by
hand. and again the water came up
and overdowed the power house. A. H.
Patzer. assistant foreman of the water
supply, came Sunday from Sweetbrier
to assist in putting the engine and
pump in order again. #
MI. and Mrs. L. S. Rich. with their
twin daughters, arrived here from Lin
coin, Neb.. last Thursday evening for
q short visit with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. O. r. Rich. They are en-
route to their new home near Huntley,
Mont. Mr.. Rich has been commercial
photographer for the Lincoln Journal,
but his health failed. and it is their
hope that the change in climate and
work will be the means of restoring
his health.