The Dickinson press., 1909-07-31
Gladstons

GladSton0
Pufus Lee made a trip to Dickinson
Monday.
Walter Schneider, was on the sick list
this week?
Andrew Jopp went to Fargo Wednes-
day on business.
Misses Alcott and Currie were in town
on business Tuesday.
A. S. Norman Of GRADER was a BUSH
ness visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Duckhorn and
family were in Dickinson Tuesday.
Joseph Bohnenstingel and Peter flush
fowen of Alden were in town this week.
Geo. Mckinney, Fargo. W. H. Mann,
New Salem, were business visitors the
oath.
VIM. HechSt came up from Taylor
Tuesday in his auto to bring Sheriff
j. WEIGH.
Carl, John and Joseph Duckhorn sold
$40 acres Of land this week to Carl
Schestak Of R%ichardton at SIS per acre.
j. N. Jack Of Belaeld was in town
Monday. trying to organize a branch of
the order Of Modern Woodmen of
America.
Dolwig & Duckhorn gave q dance in
the hall Thursday evening. Ice cream
was on sale by Mrs. W. D. Kenney and
Miss Bertha Anderegg.
H. A. Fox of jamestown, A. C.
Miller of Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of St. Elmo, Ill.,, were registered
at Hotel Gladstone this week.
Mr.. Leach. Ed. Linden, Mr.. Eveland,
Walter Leach and j. H. LOvin were
among the business visitors from
Horswill this week.
Miss Blanche Clark, who is very ill,
was taken to Dickinson for medical
treatment. Her mother. who is here
visiting, accompanied her.
The N. P. Co. is digging up the old
water supply pipe this week which runs
from the water tank down 4th avenue
to Springs near Heart river.
Mrs. Ed. Connolly and daughter
returned from Dickinson Tuesday. Mr..
Connolly also returned from Dickinson
Tuesday and they will 60 to Edton this
week.
Chas. E. Ward is in town this week
and will probably remain as he will be
principal of the school here again this
year and Miss Emma Kemble will have
charge of the lower loom.
Miss Genevieve Nagel arrived from
Windsor, N. D., Monday and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Gregg dur
ing vacation after which she returns to
Windsor for the winter.
Mrs. G. R. Rueg, Severne, Mimi,
Mrs. H. B. Madden and children, St.
Paul. Mrs. Cunningham. Hudson. Wis.
arrived this week and are visiting
relatives south Of Gladstone.
C. Mueller. Chicago; H. G. Hayea,
Seattle; C. White, Fargo; G. A. Ram
sey, Chicago; H. A. Wolf and w. A.
Montgomery, St. Paul, were registered
at hotel Columbia during the past
week.
Leroy F. Borrowman of Minneapolis
visited r. B. Lee and Mrs. w. L.
Pffndle a few days last week, leaving
Sunday evening for Dickinson to. visit
friends there for a short time.
Carl ABBY. our efficient assistant
postmaster, left Monday for a two
weeks vacation. He will visit rela-
tives at Dexter. S. D., also other points
in South Dakota before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hollst leave
Saturday in their auto for Hazen, N. D.,
for a few days visit al the homes Of
Mrs. Hollst's parents. They will be
accompanied by MI. and Mrs. Mcclure
and family of Dickinson.
The storm of Tuesday evening die
: some damage to crops south Of Glad.
stone. It strewed hay stacks over thu
ground again and lodged the heavy
drain in places. No hail accompanied
5 this storm or the damage to crops woult
have been great.
Letters from Mrs. George W. Lee ant
Miss Tina Brown state that they ar
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bonnie!
at Oakesdale. Wash. a very prett!
place As miles from Spokane They ar
enjoying their trip very much and will
soon 60 on to Seattle.
Mrs. Lewis Lar son and son and Mrs
Larson's sister. Mrs. Preseaard Q
Albert Lea, Mimi, arrived Sunda,
evening to pack and remove Mrs
Larson's household furniture from th
depot. 1t was a very sad home comm
for Mrs. Larson and she has the sym
pathy of her many friends here in tn
loss of her husband who died at Brainer
recently.