The Dickinson press., 1907-08-24
!, GLADSTONE NOTES.

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The farmers are all busy harvesting.
C.G. Andrews was in town thishsweek.
There was a heavy frost. here Monday
might.
-. J.Roney Of Fargo was n town
Wednesday. !,
A number of our citizens are suffering
with hay fever.
It is reported that the early frost has
injured the oat crop. +
Little Guy Turner, who has been very
Ill, is getting better.
r. /; 1. Wood Of Columbus, $. p, is to :
Miss Bertha Anderegg was down from
Dickinson Thursday. Z
/. c. E. Enockson is laid up with erysipe.
las at w. D.. Keeney's.
A brother of r. ]. Turner arrived on
No. 5 Wednesday evening:
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D%aubenspeck were
in from Leigh Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. John Baker returned
from Wisconsin Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Babcock was called to Hudson,
Wis, SUNDAY by the severe illness of a
sister.
"Nal" Turner of Fond du Lac, Wis. a
brother OF r. J. Turner, arrived Wednes.
day evening. ;
Commissioner Jopp is having the
bridge over Heart river here repaired
and %replanked.
Dr.. H. A. Davis and Miss Florence
Davis stopped in town Monday on their
way to R%ichardton. :
F. M. White is in from Leigh waiting
for his mother and sister, whom he is ex-
pecting from Indiana. :
Michael Flynn. who has been Chauffeur
for w. G. Clark for some time, returned
to Milwaukee Saturday.
George w. Lee lost a horse in Wednes-
days storm. The animal is supposed to
have been struck by lightning.
Mrs. George Waggoner and son, Dana,
and Mrs. Joseph 1efor and children
went to Dickinson Wednesday. !,
Bonnie Frethum of Leigh and Charles
Welby of Alden were among those regis
tered at the Columbia this week.
Albert Koesel and wife of Richardton
passed through town in theix Buick Car
"Wednesday en- route to Dickinson.
A. Busse, with the Bardwell-R obinson
Co. of Minneapolis, was doing business
with our lumber merchants Wednesday.
Arthur Fairbanks of Monticello, Iowa,
g. A. Steen of Alden and c. H. Hill OF
Leigh were registered at Hotel Glad
stone Wednesday. =
Mrs. Baldwin and children and Mrs.
Robert Lee went to Dickinson Thurs
day and will be the guests of Mrs. r. l..
Scoield for a few days.
o. A. Dietche drove Lees auto to
Dickinson Tuesday. Mrs. George Lee,
HALE Lee and Mrs. A. ]. Baldwin and
daughter, Bertha, were in the party:
Mr.. McGrath, who has been night
operator at Richardton, visited Lewis
Larson here Tuesday and then took No.
S to Hodges, Mont, where he has been
transferred. . 2
Dolph Shepherd, who recently came
out from Indiana, has purchased the
blacksmithing business ofThomas Nor
ris and will conduct a frst-class Black
smith andrrepair.shop. j
Mrs. Maggie Kampf, who lives, with
her son west of Green river, was thrown
from a buggy"Fuesday and had two ribs
fractured. Mrs. Kampf is quite an aged
lady and her injuries are serious. 4
John Luffy was on his way home: with
a new Acme binder last Friday, when his
horses acknowledgement and ran down.
the hill striking the bridge and smash
ing the binder. The machine was badly
wrecked but has been repaired by Lefor
Bros. d
Julius Hoist ordered the front for the
new drug store Wednesday and when
completed the change will add consider
able to the appearance of Main Street.
There will be a resident druggist, also 4
doctor, two persons Gladstone has needed
for some years. \
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