The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1907-07-27
GLADSTONE NOTES.

c. c. Turner is on the sick list this
week.
Ed. Boutwell, was in from the south
Tuesday.
The hotel and restaurant are doing a
rushing business lately.
John Reynolds was down from Dick
inson Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Hollst of Hebron is vis-
iting her son, Julius, this week.
Jacob Rothschiller is having cement
walk laid around his place of business.
liver Olson, who has homestead near
Hettinger, was in town Tuesday for sup.
plies.
w. P. Larson, night operator at the
depot, has been promoted to the day
work.
The Gladstone ball nine played with
the scrub team Sunday. 1t was good
practice.
DR.. Hennings of Taylor was called
Tuesday to attend the infant daughter of
Christ Grasl.
wv. Gallagher of Hazen, N. D., vis-
tied his daughter, Mrs. Julius .Hollst, a
few days this week.
Henry Talbot and son, William,
homesteaders near Hettinger, were in
town on business Tuesday.
George w. Lee went to the Twin
Cities Friday evening, stopping at Fargo
two days to visit his son, Rufus.
Raymond Camp, who has been visit
ing his brother here, returned to Mime
apolis on delayed No.6 Monday.
| During the thunderstorm of last Satur-
day, lightning killed a horse and COW
belonging to A. 1. Peck, who lives five
miles north of town.
Fred Anderson of Moorhead, Minn.,
arrived Saturday with a car of horses,
buggies. furniture, etc, and contemplates
starting livery and dray business here.
The ;Belfeld ball team played against
Gladstone Old Settlers picnic day, in
stead of Rocky Ridge. The members of
the latter team were absent, making it
impossible for them to play.
A. A. Lefor has s. acres of wheat on
his homestead, which was sown early,
and it measures four feet high with 3H-
inch heads just in blossom. Considering
the dry weather in June, it is pretty good
wheat.
The LaMotte Comedy company played
to fairly good houses the three nights
they were here, and the managers ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased with
the courteous treatment they received
while here. They expect to make our
town again at some future date.
The following people were among the
many registered at Hotel Gladstone this
week: B. M. Freshem, o. A. Severson,
Leigh; G. T. Gunhus, Chandler; ]. o.
Horswill, John Olson, Harvey Johnson,
Horswill; John Dunrider, Mott; Mrs.
Bergum, Sanborn; Paul Westberg, Het-
finger; John Conway, Medina.
The N. P. has made some changes in
the office force here, F. E. Dahl, day
Taylor. The Taylor people are very
as ed" for their agent. His many
good luck in his new position.
The marriage of Miss Rachel Morris
and Roy Daubenspeck took place at the
residence of the brides parents Sunday
evening, July 21st The bride is well
known here, being the daughter of Rev.
S. Morris. The groom came here last
spring from Indiana. His parents have
a homestead near Leigh, N. D. Their
friends extend congratulations.
Tina l. Brown entertained rs of her
young friends Friday afternoon, July
10Th, the occasion being her 18th birth.
day. The time passed pleasantly play
ing games until p. m. when refresh
ments were served to the happy young
people. All expressed themselves as
left for their homes wishing Miss Tina