The Dickinson press., 1913-09-20
Giadstons

Gladstone
Mike Laub has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mn. Ed.: Bremen visited friends in.
Taylor Monday.
Mrs. John Little has been on the sick"
list the past week.
Mr.. Tobias of Dickinson wa in Glad.
stone Wednesday on business.
TO. Oien. representing the Leithhead
Drug Co.. was In town Wednesday.
A. n. Koesel Of Richardton was cal
ling on Gladstone friends Tuesday.
/. e. K. Leonard Of Dickinson was In
Gladstone q couple of days last week. :.
Hon. Z. A. Simpson Of Dickinson was
q business visitor In Gladstone Tuesday.
C. c. Turner aud 6. fIolt were Dick
inson visitors Wednesday Of last week.
Fl. Leopold Bsedai returned Tuesday
evening from q business trip to Rich
ardton.
Mrs. C. C. Turner was a Dickinson
visitor last Friday evening between
trains.
Howard Putnam has accepted q po-
sition as warehouse man at the N. p.
depot.
Mrs. Arthur Clark Of Dickinson yisi-
ted relatives here Wednesday of last
week. -
H. v. Rowland. representing the
Fargo Mercantile Co., was in town
Wednesday.
c. c. Turner and e. Holt autoed to
Lef0r Monday morning, returning the
same day. !.
Miss Kathryn Rothschiiler visited a
couple of days last week with friends
in Hebron.
Mrs. X. E. Julian Of Lehieh visited
here Monday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. r. Rich.
Miss Kathryn Rothschiller visited
friends in Dickinson Sunday, returning
Monday morning.
E. c. Hinton arrived here last week
from St. Paul and is stationed here as
3rd trick operator.
News has been received Of the birth
Of q daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Neal at Hettlnger last week.
John Kampf purchased a new S pas
senger Ford touring car last week and
will open an auto livery here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Rich and Master
Hubert left Wednesday morning for
Richardton. where they will make their
home.
Among those who visited Dickinson
last Friday evening between trains
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Stockman, II.
o. Pippln and Miss Inis Cameron.
Miss Mary Burke Of Centuria, Wis,
arrived here Monday morning and went
out to Lefor. where she will teach the
Mic Schroeder school, in district No. q.
The 13-year' -old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Anton underwent a minor
operation Tuesday. when d.. Weyrens
removed an abnormal growth from her
ear. =
John Zauer, who has a farm south of
Gladstone. harvested 878 bu. Of wheat.
which ,ayesa9edsl5 blu. to the acre. and
215 Blu. Of oats, averaging about % bu.
per acre.
Dan Evans was an arrival here Sun.
day from the west and is relieving E..
l.. Stockman as End trick operator.
while the latter is enjoying a 10 days.
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Eneer, who
were seriously Ill last week with pto-
maine poisoning. are improving and
their many friends are hoping ior their
early recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. {. Stockman left
here Wednesday evening for Glendive,
Mont. where they will visit a week or
LONGER at the home of Mrs. Stockman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bauer.
Peter Dassineer, one of Gladstone's
prosperous farmers, threshed 2,45O bu.
of wheat this fall, which averaged
about IA bu. per acre., and $500 bu.
of oats, which averaged 50 bu. per
acre. +
Auditor Taylor If the N. r. was in
Gladstone Tuesday and. checked out
former Agent O. r. Rich, who has been
transferred to Richardton. I. B. Hunt,
formerly 3rd trick operator. was
checked in as agent at this station.
Mrs. Frank Rosselyar of Chicago, ILL.,,
has been visiting the past three weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
R0sselyar south of Gladstone. Mrs.
Rosselyar expects her husband to arri We
here shortly and the young couple will
reside here this winter at the parental
home.
John Kampf sold his residence props
erty and barber shop fixtures last week
to John Metzger. for q consideration of
ST. $40. Mr.. Metzger took possession
Sunday. Mr.. Kampf and family have
taken r0nms at the .Inhn l0lsxid resi-