The Dickinson press., 1908-05-30
GLADSTONE NOTES.
(Received too late last week1

Received too late last week.
Rufus B.'Lee made a business trip to
Fargo last week.
w. P. Brannon of Dickinson was in
town Wednesday.
Miss May Morrison went to Hazelton,
Ind. Tuesday. to visit her parents.
w. T. clapp of Crookston. Minn., was
in town recently.
DR.. Bowen made a professional call
here Monday.
The M. E. camp meeting began at
Taylor on Wednesday.
Lace Tear of Dickinson was in town
Sunday.
E. c. David and A. L. Simmons were
in town Wednesday.
Leo Magney il at home this week, but
expects to 60 to Glendive to work soon.
Geo. Axvig has gone to Milton, N. D.,
to spend the summer with his parents.
"The Palace Dept. Store" Martin
Merlak, proprietor, is now open for bust
ness.
Miss Emma Kemble went east on Nc.
D., Tuesday to visit her sister at Lansing
Iowa.
The recent snow storm and: the frost
whlch followed, injured a number of gar
dens in the vicinity.
W. E. Kreamer and E. H. Fink of
Billings, Mont, were business visitors
here recently.
H.. B. Provolt, agent for the Grayber
Land Co.. is located at Hotel Columbia
in the room formerly occupied by the
restaurant.
A class of II communicates were con-
frmed by Bishop Stanley at St.
Thomas church, May 20.
Mrs. Geo. Hensel who returned from
the Stein hospital last week. wal obliged
to go back again Monday.
Some peoples business interests other
people so much that they cannot attend
to their own business.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Ritz was christened, Albert Eugene
Adam RIFT, at St. Thomas church MAY
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob R o~thschiller and
the three younger children drove out to
Frank Bayer's, Wednesday, where they
will visit for a few days.
Mrs. Turner's driving horse strayed
away Tuesday morning, but was found
later; she had just broken her pickle,
line, and took a change of pasture.
Andrew Schaffer, one of the most
prosperous farmers south of Gladstone,
left last week to look over the country
in Louisiana. If he finds a suitable loca.
ton he may sell his North Dakota prop
erty and move his family to a warmer
climate.
Many fattering comments are heard
about the handsome driving team which
w. D. Keeney is breaking for Fred
Dickinson. They are registered Handle
t~onians, dapple bay in color, with white
markings on their faces and a perfec,
match; a pair of drivers to be proud Of
and not like an automobile which "Auto'
20. but sometimes WON'T" They, ivan,
to go. and do"
Some of the Gladstone's young ladies
we're indu!ging in a little harmless tar.
get practice Tuesday and incidentally
killed a bottle. Some of the ''meddlers'
thought they should be "pinched" and
pay the full penalty of the law. but a.
the "bottle was an empty" and or the
girls solemn promise to kill another the
first time they had the chance, be it emp
ty or full, they were dismissed.
Among those registered at the Co'um,
bia recently were the following: Pau,
Tharsby, Melby; Oscar w. Nelson. Mel
by; J. o. Horswill, Horswill; C.. M
Vreeland, St. Paul; Chas. Mccarthy
Minneapolis; c. G. Owens, Fargo; Ton
Eikland and Andrew Koekiel, Glendive
c. l.. Tear and John Arhlin. Dickinson
Jos: Tupa and Anton Tupa, Black Butte
D. E. Millard, Hettinger; Olaf Williams
Rock Spring; c. N. Halvorson and F
Wallace.