The Dickinson press., 1913-04-12

son. after weeks visit al her home
here.
A dance will be given in Dolwia's
hall on Saturday evening, April 18th.
Everybody is cordially invited to at.
tend.
Charles Offet. road supervisor for
district No. 2. was setting up road
scrapers Tuesday, getting ready for road
work.
The Gladstone teachers returned from
Dickinson Saturday morning after at
tending the teachers institute there
last week.
Carl Duckhorn has rented a section
Of land In township 1873. range IS. to
1gnatz Hollinger for one year for farm
ing purposes.
James Little returned Tuesday morn
Ing from Dickinson, where he attended
the meeting of the county commission
ers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Stockman return.
ed Tuesday evening from Woodville,
Wis.,. where they have been sDendin9
their honeymoon.
Miss Beulah Brown returned to Dick
inson Sunday evening after enjoying
weeks vacation at her home here
during institute week.
Owing to the high water in Heart
river this spring, the engine room at
tho N. P. pumping station was flooded
With water 2 feet deep.
Miss jeanette Partridge returned Sum
day morning to her home in Glen Ullin
after q ten days visit here at the home
Of Mrs. George W. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Croy and children
left Saturday evening for Columbus,
Mont, where Mr.. Croy has accepted a
position with the N. P. railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dobner. Jr.. and
evening for visit with relatives and
friends. They returned Tuesday morn
Ing.
Charles Pearson came from Richard
ton Thursday of last week and Is hav-
Ing some repairing done to the Paduck
house. recently vacated by Fl. B. Pro-
volt.
Mrs. George T. Wilson, who has been
in Largo, Florida, the past month re-
tuned last week and is visiting at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Munson. in
Glen Ullin.
Operator McComas. who has been
third trick operator here during tho ab.
sence of E. L. Stockman. left Tuesday
evening for Beach. where he will have
similar position.
There was an auction sale at the
Heinrich Ramp farm eight miles south
Of town on Thursday, April 10th. Ii.
B. Gilk of Richardton. auctioneer; c.
c. Turner, clerk.
w. L. PrindIe and John Dolwie went
to Dickinson Sunday evening and at
tended the meeting of the county COM
missioners Monday. They returned
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lawrence re-
turned Sunday evening from Steele,
where they have resided the past winter
and will soon be located in their home
miles north of town.
Among those from Gladstone who at
tended the Bayer-Weber wedding Sun
day were Peter Simon and family,
Math Bayer and family, Jacob Roths.
chiller. John Lob and,family and Peter
Kirsch.
Mrs. M. c. Brown and daughters,
Tina, Beulah and Marvel, Mrs. George
W. Lee, and Miss jeanette Partridfe
attended the senior class play ''Hiebee
Of Harvard" In Dickinson last Friday
evening. !"
Father Alois Striel OF St. Elizabeth's
church went to Dickinson Tuesday even
ing to enter St. Joseph's hospital for
treatment. Father Basilius of Richard
ton went to Lefor on March 80. and will
be priest in charge during the absence
of Father Strigl.
At meeting Of the directors of the
Gladstone school board Tuesday after.
noon. the present teachers were re.
elected for the coming year, H. o.
Pippin, principal; Miss Adeline Jarvis,
intermediate, and Miss Inis Cameron,
primary. each receiving raise In salary.
The marriage Of Joe Bayer ami Miss
Marearet Weber, occurred Sunday morn
ing April 9th. at st. Elizabeth's church
Father Basilius performing the cere-
m0ny. A sumptuous wedding dinner
was served to about $50 guests in Lef-
or's hall after the ceremony. This was
followed by dancing. which continued
we'll into the following day. The
young couple have the we'll wishes Of
| q large number Of friends.