The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
GLADSTONE NOTES.

Threshing is in full sweep now.
A. H. Koesel was up from Richardton
Tuesday.
George Lee threshed 1000 bushels of
oats last week.
Henry Talbot and son we're in from
Hettinger Tuesday.
A.. A. Lefor and wife returned from
Dickinson Tuesday.
Matthias Bohn went to Dickinson
Tuesday to consult a physician.
A. B. Bowling was writing insurance
policies at Hettinger last week.
Mrs. Frank Lefor was In Dickinson
Monday. having dental work. done.
G. S. Cryne was in Richardton Tues
day on. business.
Mrs. George Lee and Miss Ha.le, re.
turned from their Sanborn.Farg trip
Tuesday.
One OF the Italians working 1t the
sand pit fell from a hand car and was
hurt Tuesday
Jacob Rothschiller has. improved his
property BY giving the Columbia hotel a
fresh coat of paint
School; opened Monday with an en-
rcllmentsof ~ pupils. Miss Emma KEN.
BILE is the teacherin charge.
Nj. and Mrs::J:: Letor we're in Dickin.
son Sunday to attend the baptism of Mr..
and Mn. John Herme's child. -
Peter Rundsvold and Henry Burnson
of Wolf Butte went to Valley City Satur-
day to work during the threshing season.
Misses Florence and Nellie Graham of
Dundas. Mimi, arrived last week to visit
their brother. Walter Graham, at Het-
finger.
O. A. Dietsche, w. L. Prindle, George
M. Lee and A. L. Ritz were out on a
chicken hunt recently and claim to have
bagged "a chickens.
Thieves Bros. of NewFEngland have
purchased a Gaar.Scott threshing outfit
Of &C. Turner and are threshinglMr.
Turner'S grain this week. =.
E. ID. Alderman went out to his home
stead near New England last Saturday
with a load Of lumber to build his claim
shack. returning Tuesday.
A young son of Anton Seller died last
week of diphtheria and was buried
Thursday. Two mor of the Seller Chi.
dren have the disease and are quaran-
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c. W. Palmer. George Lee. Adam
Lefor, Charles Hagburg and Matthias
Weiner went to Dickinson Wednesday
as jurors for the September term of
court.
F. E. Dahl, who relieved Thomas
Rutherford as agent at Taylor for a few
weeks. returned to Gladstone Tuesday
and is holding his former position as an
operator here.
Mrs. Presley Switzer, with her daurh.
ter, Mrs. Sublett, and children, were
in town Tuesday. Mrs. Sublett and
children left for their home in Kankakee.
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Charles Gunderson of Hettinger, who
went to Minneapolis recently to visit a
sick brother, returned Monday and went
to his homestead near the Adams county
seat.
The Gladstone Roller mill started up
Tuesday for the fall run, with A. nj.
Craigie, miller. Andrew Hess, packer,
and Leo Magney, engineer. A night
force will be put on as soon as the new
wheat begins to come into the market.
Mary Dassinger, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dassinger, who live
south of town. died Sunday afternoon.
Mary would have been 10 years of age if
she had lived until December. Her
death was the result of an internal in
jury caused by a fall while running at
play a week ago. She was an exception
ally bright child. excelling in all her
studies, and was loved by all her teach
ers and companions, who will sadly miss
her at school and at play. Funeral serv-
ices were held from St. Thomas church
Monday. The family have the sympathy
of all in their sad bereavement.