The Dickinson press., 1914-02-21

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4. sB.aLee 10 harvesting Ice this week.
The firm Of Bayer e Lob received e
carload Of lumber Saturday. ~ IS.
MI. and Mrs.R sE.s MofroWswetaDi Dick
inson visitors Saturday evening
Lewis Dundas ;-of. Dickinsonaswas :.
business visitor In Gladstone Tuesday.
John f. harnden Of Dickinson was 4
business visitor in Gladstone Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs: VIM. H. sEiwell visited.
friends in Dickinson last friday even.
ing.
Mrs. r. LEE and Mira. ~. [.
Prindle were Dickinson visitors Saturday
evening between trains.
Malcolm Pippin visited friends in
Richardton Saturday, and Sunday. re-
turning Sunday evening.
/. B. Hunt, W.. e. Shoquist and Charles
Cow were Dickinson visitors Saturday
evening between traiRs.
Walter Sterland of Dickinson was in
Gladstone Wednesday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Robert Lee. &,
Miss Beulah Brown came from pickin-
son Saturday: morning to spend the
weekend, at her home here.
Frank Wanner OF Dickinson was; in
Gladstone Sunday to attend q meeting
of the ':Deutsche Eintracht. :
The Gladstone Whist club met Thurs-
day evening, Of last week at the. home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. fl. O. Pippin.
Dan Evans came from Sully Springs
Wednesday Of last week for q few days
visit with friends at the depot. 81
The pupils of the Gladstone school
gave a program Wednesday afternoon
in honor OF Lincoln's birthday.
The play, Kentucky Sue, which
was presented here Monday evening.
was we'll attended and enjoyed BY ali.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ohet on Thursday, FEBRUARY
18th: Mother and child are doing
nicely.
C. c. Turner and daughter, Adelaide,
visited Sunday at the home of s.Mrs.
Mary H. Turner, returning to Dickinson
in the evening.
NAVooA0s L uA1h d1lU 'OClIOCu0f
are loading two carloads of Ice: at this
point this week to be shipped to Taylor
for their meat market, $S4Ss. :
Mrs. George w. Lee and Mrs. MI. C.
Brown returned Sunday evening from
their visit with relatives in Norfhport,
Mich, after an absence of seven weeks.
Mrs.. Ned Culver was operated on for
annnnA iNSksop Ths,vnHn~,I. - . O. srT-.E.r .,
hospital Dickinson. Her many
friends are hoping for her speedy re-
covery.
MIR. Dan McMartins returned February
7th from Clear Lake, S. D., after: a two
weeks visit with, her sister, Mrs. GA.
Oleyson. Mrs. !Oleyson had previously
visited here q month.
E.. c. hinton, formerly third trick
operator here, arrived Wednesday even
ing of last week from Glendiye. where
he has been ILL in the hospital with
typhoid fever since last October. After
| visiting friends here he left SATURDAY.
evening for Pompy's Pillar. to resume
work. g@l
On the evening of February 7th,,' While
Dan McMartin a in Gladstone to meet
his wife on her return from q trip to
South Dakota, their home, about eight
miles, south of town, was destroyed BY
lire. II was a total loss, nothing was
saved and there was no insurance.
A number of teachers. among whom
were the Misses Nora Jarvis, Emma
Nichols, Gladys Elston. Ethel Benson
and Laura freeman, and A. e. Wing,
Albert COOkn land Cpordo- W3odoJando
went to Dickinson Wednesday evening
of last week to take the teachers <
animation Thursday and Friday. They
returned Saturday.
The four year old daughter of Mr.. and.
Mrs: John Martin. after a weeks illness
with appendicitis. was taken to the
hospital in Dickinson Tuesday evening"
of last week. An operation was per-
formed but peritonitis had already set
in, and it was too late to save her.
Death occurred Friday morning and the
remains reached here Friday afternoon.
The funeral took place Saturday morn-