Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-04-20
GLADSTONE


Miss Katie Rothshiller visited with
relatives at Hebron between trains
Sunday.
Peter Stricken was down from Dick
inson Sunday, returning on No. 7.
G.. Z. Langbein was a passenger to
Hebron Sunday morning for days
visit with relatives and friends.
Matthias Bayer left Sunday for Min
neapolis and ST. Paul. where he will
spend a week attending to business
matters.
Nearly all of the local car owners
were out for a spin Sunday. 1t seems
natural to hear the buz-wagons again
all winter in North Dakota.
Seeding is on in full blast this
week and is but a week or ten days
later than last year, the late SHOWS
being responsible for the delay How
ever, there is plenty of moisture in
the ground and crop prospects never
were better for those who did their
blowing last fall.
John Stricken has purchased Ford
runabout from Bayer & Lob Co.
The postoffice department has again
changed the schedule for the Glad
stone-Lefor mail route and hereafter
the mail carrier will leave Lefor in
the morning and return at 2 p. m.
This means that all mail arriving here
on No. 3 does not reach LefOr until
the following afternoon at o'clock.
BY the former schedule the very same
mail which the patrons now get after
. o'clock, arrived there about 10:30 in
the forenoon. Just why anyone at Lee
for would want such change is hard
to understand and, no doubt, the ma
jority Of the patrons are against such
a change. Should the department in
vestigate the matter thoroughly, the
old schedule will undoubtedly go back
into effect.
A number of our citizens attended a
political meeting at Lefor Sunday.
Herman Leutz was up from Taylor
Monday and while here disposed of a
Bull tractor to julius LEM. -.,
At meeting of the Gladstone band
last week, the following officers were
elected: John A. Lob, president; G..
E. Langbein, secretary-treasurer, and
John Stricken, director. These Off
GERS to constitute the board of direct
ors. The boys have been practising
diligently all winter and are ready
and willing to play for all politicians
provided they are willing to come
through" with the coin.
Mrs. G. E. Langbein returned Tues
day from Hebron, where she spent the
past week visiting with friends and
relatives.
MoFFIT
Ed Kruse returned home from Alb
erdeen, S. D., Tuesday, where he has
been visiting relatives.
B. F. Lane is finishing up his new
barn which he started last fall.
Most of our farmers are busy work
ing in the fields now. .,...
j. L. Bell Of the First National bank
of Bismarck was calling on l.. L. Rock
wood Wednesday evening. returning
home Thursday.
A large crowd attended the Owen
sale Wednesday, April II, and every
thing sold very well.
Mrs. Houghtaling, who has been 3
guest at the home of her brother, Fred
Motif, returned to her home at Under
wood Thursday.
Sid Kendall purchased new driv-
ing horse last week.
Will Brooks was caller in the cap
ital city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Adams was calling on
friends in town Wednesday.
About fifteen of our farmers attend
ed the on-Partisan league meeting
which was held in Bismarck Tuesday.
Roy Kendall went to Mckenzie Sun
day, where he will be engaged on a
well-drilling machine during the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Kendall, who
have spent the winter with relatives
here, returned to their home at Par
sail, N. D., last week.
Geo. Lewis and family Of Sterling
were callers in town Saturday.
August REM one of our prominent