The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03
Gladstone

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G. S. Cryne went to Dickinon on busi-
ness Monday.
VIM. Merlack. who went to Glen Ullin
Sunday by the motor cycle route, return
ed Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Adam Lefor, Jr., were
in town a few days this week.
Frank F. Lefor left June oath for
Oregon. where he will locate.
Joseph Anton is selling his property
south of town and will move farther
west, probably somewhere in Oregon.
Miss Grace CUTLER Of Broncho. who
is visiting her aunt at the Paduch ranch.
was in town shopping Monday.
Heavy rain storm here again Tuesday
evening.
August Paduch wal in town Monday
on business.
Mrs. Gallagher of Hazen. N. D., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julius Hollst,
for q few weeks.
A. B. and Pfesly Switzer of Horswill
were business visitors this week.
Frank & Max Nuremberg of Horswill
were in town on business this week.
J.. H. Caldwell of Bridgeville was in
town Tuesday for a load of lumber.
John Lovin of Black Butte was in
town Tuesday and loaded out with lum-
Der.
James Wankivel is hustling freight at
the depot now and H. N. Putnam is
operator.
Dr.. Stickney was in town Tuesday to
attend patients here.
Thompson Bros. and Dolph Shepherd
were in from the south this week.
Miss Mary Merlack, who has been ill
since Friday last, has typhoid fever.
Misses Alcott and Currie came in
from their ranch Tuesday on business.
Herman Leutz went through Gladstone
Tuesday on commissioner business.
John Baker sold his REIMBURSEMENT
of title to land this week to Will
Bringenmier.
Adam and Joseph Lefor received a
box of fine cherries from their Oregon
farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bayer returned
from Hunters Hot Springs Tuesday,
where they had been for their health.
THE crops are looking better than
ever before since I have lived in the
state, so says John Dolwig.
Miss Theresa Reidle and Phillip
Schroeder will be married Sunday at St.
E%lizabeths' church south of Gladstone.
Letters from Jacob DoIwig, who went
to Hunters Springs last week, state that
he is not so well as when he left Gladstone
Leonard Zanders of Horswill was in
town Monday to meet his sister, who
came down from Sentinel Butte Monday
a. M, to spend the 4th at their home
near Horswill.
Mrs. Mary Turner returned from Bis
marck Tuesday and reports Claude as
gett ing along nicely at the hospital and
expects him to return home Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Eldred of Dickinson,
after visiting a few days in Antelope
with relatives, came to Gladstone Fri
day to attend the reunion of the Cryne
family the 4th.
The Bonanza farm women, Misses
Alcott and Currie of Antelope creek,
purchased a fine team of horses of
Joseph Anton Tuesday.
There was an invited dancing party
at the residence of A. L. Peck Friday
evening. July End. All who attended
report a good time.
The M. E. Sunday school picnic which
was to have been held at John Little's
farm July S, was changed to July 3rd.
Peter Schneider celebrated his name
day Monday evening. About Is of his
friends were present and made merry
until a late hour, when they departed to
their homes, thanking theil host for q
pleasant evening.
F. L. Hanson, Valley City, H. w. Fox,
jamestown, T. Thomassen, Mime
/, apolis, o. S. Severance, Kansas City
and Christ Schwartz and wife were
among the many registered at Hotel
Gladstone this week.
Lewis Larson, who has been day oper-
ator here at the depot for some time
went to Brainerd Sunday evening for
medical attention as the doctors pro-
nounced his cas- typhoid fever. His
many friends here hope that he will have
a light attack.
fl. E. Smith of Minneapolis, T. O.
Yates. Dickinson, r. S. Eyres, John
Nelson, A. E. Dahnes, Fargo, H. H.
Stedbach, j. CASTILLO, Mandan and Frank
Weinberger were among the business
visitors who were registered at Hotel
Columbia this week.
FRESH CREAM