The Dickinson press., 1913-07-19
Gladstone

Adam A. Lef0r OF LefOr was In Glad.
stone Tuesday on business.
C. C. Turner made . business trip to
Dickinson Tuesday evening.
Dr.. J. P. Weyrens wa making pro.
fessional calls in Gladstone Tuesday.
The infant son of MI. and Mrs. ia
cob krier has been on the sick list for
several days.
Jacob Krier made a business trip to
Dickinson Monday evening. returning
the following day. :
Ten carloads of sand were shipped
from this point Monday to various
points along the line.
w. H. DuBuis, representing the D..
n. Ferry Seed House at Detroit, was in
town Tuesday morning.
Miss katherine Gallagher of Hazen
is making an extended visit here with
her sister. Mrs: Julius Hoist.
During the rainstorm last Thursday
evening three horses. belonging, to 7.
n. Moral were struck by lightning. :,
W. L. Prindle and Charles Pearson
autoed to Dickinson Monday on bust
ness. They returned the same evening.
Charles Pearson came from Richard
ton Thursday of last week and remain
ed here q week, q guest at the j.. S.
Birdsall home.
During the storm Wednesday evening
OF last week q COW belonging to Anton
Seller was struck by lightning aud in
atantiy killed. ..
h. Rev. Edwin Cooke and wife arrived
here Monday evening from Renville,
Minn.. for a " weeks visit at the
John Little home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Ctyne returned FRI
day morning from Dickinson. where
they visited q week at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. C. E. Eldred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert C. Morrell re-.
turned Wednesday t their home in
Emerson, after visiting three weeks at
the home Of Mrs. Ida Lawrence.
Operator E. F.. Finch, who has been
stationed here the past week during the
absence OF Agent 0. r.. Rich, left We'd
nesday evening for Hodges. Mont.
. Miss Alice McQuade arrived here
Wednesday Of last week from New
Hampshire, and is visiting at the home
Of her cousin. Mrs. Julius Hollst.
O. r. Rich left last Friday evening
Tor Glendive on q business mission.
He also spent one day at Worden,
Mont. returning home Monday evening.
Percival Taverner. who has been liv-
ing at the John Little home for some
time. removed last week to his farm
four and One-half miles southeast of
town.
Rev. George 3. Newcomh. formerly
chaplain at the Bismarck p%enitentiary
and now travelling representative Of the
Society for the Friendless delivered q
Sunday.
Among those from town who attended
the dance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Wenzel Saturday evening were
Miss Kathryn Rothschiller, Math Web
nef. Jr.. Katie Menches. John Laub and
Nick Schiff.
John Rupp of Philadelphia. Pa, wal
an arrival here Saturday evening. He
came to join his son. Adam Rupp, who
has been in this vicinity the past three
months and came with the intention of
locating here.
Mary: Lefost. little daughter Of. Mi:
and Mrs. JoeHLefor. returned Tuesday
evening to her home In Dickinson after
q two weeks:#visit with her Grand par
ents, Nc. and Mrs. Adam Lef0r, ST.,
south of Gladstone.
Mrs. C. {. Turner, an officer Of the
Pythian Sisters grand lodge of the state
Of North Dakota, left Monday morning
for Farf0 to attend the annual meeting
Of tho Grand lodge. She returned
Thursday evening.
MI. and Mi. W. Z. Prindle and
daughter. Dois0thy. Mira. George W. Lee
and NJ. andssMrs. N. c. Brown autoed
to the sPrindle ranch IL miles south of
Rtchardton Sunday morning. They re-
tllned the same day.
ca Saturday John Teller. ST., sold his
fine 400 acss farm on Green river 3
q recent arrival from Philadelphia, for
q consideration Of $26 pei, acre. MI.
Rapp will take possession Immediately.
Charles Caill11royo ofssRader township.
an ola Il MT in Stark county, having
lived here tAhe past % years. is erect
csesskl farm. The dimensions Of the
BAN are 36xs0 Il. Tho walls will be
81. Ia heidl1 and anished withslumber.
When complefed this bern will Be one
Of tho fne1ss:iA. Stark county. The ma
lsonsein@ chaIke OF the work ore Jasper
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