The Dickinson press., 1913-04-19

Dan Manning writes that be win 'be'
home the first week Of May.
Adam Lefor and family autoed up
from the village Of Lefor on Tuesday
evening. ,#
MI. and Mrs. Bert Spsasue were now
ing this week into the Mrs. Harrington
house on Second Ave. e.
Engineer and Mrs. Joe Regain went
to Bismacrk Tuesday evening to visit
Mr.. Regan's father and brother.
John Kampf and Jacob Krier were up
from Gladstone on Tuesday attending
to some business matters.
The Trainmen and their guests were
having a social dance at Odd Fellows
hall Thursday evening. 1t was an en-
joyable time for all attending.
Miss Nellie Martin was visiting her
sister Miss Julia Martin at the Bache-
Ior club a few days this week. Miss
Martin was en- route from Glendive
where she has been cook with the Jor-
don hotel to her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. D. F. Olmstead and daughter,
Miss Geraldine Williamson, were down
from Medora to attend the hospital ball
last Friday evening. They remained
over a few days visiting Mrs. o. B.
Frankenberg.
Miss Margaret Currie arrived Satur-
day from the Twin Cities, where she
has been spending several months.
Miss Alcott was expected some time
this week and the ladies are planning
on a big crop at their Antelope creek
farm this year.
Ed. Summers left Tuesday for Glen
dive, where he will work at his trade
as brick layer for some time. Mr.. Sum-
mers says there will be lots of work in
the bricklaying line this summer. Re-
Gently he has been doing some work
for the North Dakota Pressed Brick Co.
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist of
Fargo, will visit Gladstone, Friday,
May 2nd. professionally. New Hradec
Saturday p. m. May 3rd and Sunday
May 4th. All persons having defec-
tive eye sight or who need their glasses
changed or renewed should call and see
him.-adv. 4-19-2t
John Hirt. from the Lefor territory,
has rented the John Orchard place south
of Gladstone, formerly the Arthur Clark
farm. Mr.. f1irt will SOW 100 acres of
wheat and about 20 acres of other
grains. Mr.. Orchard furnishes the seed
and has bought 100 bushels of pedigreed
Velvet wheat of DR.. H. A. Davis.
Mrs. w. N. Poor left Thursday for
Chicago where she will visit a sister
and also spend some time at their old
home in Iowa and other places. She ex-
poets to be gone about two months, dur
ing which time Misses Marjorie and
Helen will have charge of the household
affairs as we'll as attending to their
other duties.
1.-THE fire department was called out
Sunday evening on account of a blaze
in the A. W. Mclean barn. The
flames were easily subdued but the
smoke and fire destroyed some things
belonging to Clifford Smith, who has
the barn rented. The fire was unin-
%tentionally set by some boys and the
loss to Mr.. Smith was made good by
the parents.
Holy Communion was held at St.
Johns Episcopal church at ii a. m. on
Monday. Celebrant. Ri. Rev. Cameron
Mann, Deacon, Rev. Griswold Bragaw.
The sermon by Bishop Mann was espec-
tally good. Dorothy Irene Swieger and
Mildred M. Strange were confirmed.
At 4 o'clock Anna Wilfrida, the infant
daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. Herbert An
derson, was baptised. On Sunday be-
fore coming to Dickinson Bishop Mann
was in Beach where he held three bap-
tismal services.
The following was taken from the
Caledonia IN. d. Journal of April A.
Robert B. Grey and bride of Taylor, N.
D., arrived here Sunday evening for
a visit at the home of the groom's
mother. Mrs. G. D. Grey. Robert left
again on Monday for a short business
trip to Wisconsin. returning on Thurs
day. Robert or bob" as he is
familiarly called. is a genial fellow
and has many sterling qualities. The
writer is especially interested in his
welfare and joins with his many
friends in wishing him and the bride
of his choice much happiness and a
prosperous voyage together ove the
matrimonial sea.
The members of the Bachelor club
had a nice reception and social good
time for their lady friends on Monday
evening of this week. The spacious
rooms, decorated with bouquets of carna-
Afnue sAyor. ,,ood Gov douo;~d nrI oorI