The Dickinson press., 1909-06-26
Gladstone

Gladstone
Peter Kirsch of Richardton' visited in,
town Sunday.
Jos. Tupa and son were in Gladstone
on business last week.
Andrew Jopp was a business viistor
to Dickinson Monday.
Dolwig & Duckhorn Co. received a car
of machinery Tuesday. 4
Chas. Pearson and R. B. Lee ..autoed''
to Dickinson Sunday.
j. H. Caldwell attended the Dickinson
Horse Sales Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne were Dick
inson visitors this week.
G. S. Birdsall and family came in
from the ranch last week.
Benjamin Suttman was in from Alden
Monday for a load of flour.
W. Leach and M. Hickman of Hors-
will were recent business visitors.
John Eveland of Horswill was in
town Monday for a load of lumber.
Albert Ritz, ST.. and Miss Anna
Ritz returned to St. Paul Thursday.
John Graeber of GRADER wal in town
Monday for a load of posts and lumber.
Anton Hedrich purchas ed a. fine driv-
ing horse this week from Joseph Hack.
Mrs. Ed. Connolly of Edton is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Merlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Elwell and family
went to- Dickinson Saturday to visit
relatives.
Jacob Dolwig left Monday for Hunters
Hot Springs to he treated for a few
weeks.
W. A. Mcclure and family of Dick
inson visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
H0llst SUNDAY.
Miss A. M. Tretter came down flom
Dickinson Wednesday for a few DAYS
visit with friends.
j. E. Prince, Ed. Dorean and Mr..
Lundeen Of Horswill were business
visitors Wednesday.
Landlord Reilly of Hotel Gladstone is
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Improvements to his hostelry.
Anton Tanbreg was in town Tuesday
with more of the Tanberg brand of
butter. which is a superior article.
Did you see that dandy little model
of a Samson windmill at Lees office?
Better look at it o o lest you forget"
The Sunday school near HorswiIl
installed a new organ last week in the
school house, where they hold services.
Alfred and Delberl Skinner returned
Friday last from Buena Vista, KY,
where they attended a reunion of their
family.
Mrs. Geo. Ulschak, who is suffering
with intiammatory rheumatism. went to
Hunters Hot Springs. Mont. for. treat
ment.
D. M. Houck and family of Gettys-
burg, S. D., arrived Tuesday to visit
Mr.. Houck's sister. Mrs. A. j. Peck. of
this place.
II. B. Provolt has purchased the
Rambler Auto from the GRADER estate
and will manage the land sales of said
estate hereafter.
Many farmers are seen hauling lum-
Der nowadays, building seems to be
active and the prospects for a bountiful
crop is practically assured.
Mrs. Arthur Sterland and daughter,
Thelma, came up from New Salem last
week to visit at Mi. and Mrs. Walter
Ster)and's for a few days.
S. P. Rowell and son, Georae. were in
town on business Monday. Mr.. Rowell
says the Black Butte country is fine and
there is good promise of a MOI. CROP.
M. J. Balstad. John Nelson. Oscar
Perry. Ollie Jensen, D. B. Wallamn
and C.. r. Hall were among the many
business visitors to our burg the past
week.
Mrs. Mary H. Turner went to Bismarck
Monday, as her son. Claude Turner.
was operated on for appendicitis Mon
day at St. Alexis hospital. Letters
Tuesday said he was recovering nicely
at present.
Miss Marsh, the trained nurse from
Brainerd. MIMI, who visited friends
here for a few days last week. went to
Dickinson Friday Of last week to visit
for a day before Going to sWibaux.
Mont. to spend the remainder of her
vacation. 4
Fred Wakeman. Edton, E.. H. Path
mann, Richardton, F. T. Bell Linton
Chas. e. Morris Belheld, N. D.. T. w.
Stockman, st. Paul, Mimi, Mr.. and.
Mrs. Jas. Jensen White, S. D.. were
among the out Of town people. to regis
ter at Hotel Gladstone the last week
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