The Dickinson press., 1911-06-24
Gladstone

Gladstone
Mr.. and Mrs. J. fIollst autoed to
Dickinson Sunday.
j. S. Birdsall and family autoed to
Richardton Sunday.
W. L. Prindle is on the sick list,
although, able to be about.
Mrs. Arthur Clark was visiting her
sister at GRADER recently.
The extreme heat If the past few
days has injured the wheat crop.
Miss Jessie Powers went to Hammond,
Wisconsin, to visit during her vacation.
L. D. Dohrman. ST.. one of the pioneer
farmers north of Gladstone, died Mon
day.
Miss r. v. Rich returned recently from
the Fargo college for the summer vaca
tion.
H. M. and H. o. Pippin left Tuesday
evening for their home to visit for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kempf expect to
adopt a little girl from the Fargo home,
this week.
Arthur Sterland ie building an auto
mobile house north of the depot near
his residence.
James Little went 10 jamestown Mon
day evening to attend the Methodist
camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Watts and Mr..
and Mrs. C. c. Turner went to Dickin-
son Saturday evening.
Mr.. Warnoch, who has been working
for fl. S. Erickson on his we'll machine.
met with an accident last week.
The little Koppel boy. who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis some weeks ADO,
is doing nicely and is able to walk.
R. B. Lee and John Engbrecht went
out t. St. Elizabeth Monday on business
connected with the St. Elizabeth parish
house.
Twin sons were born to MIR. and Mrs.
Brick Saturday forenoon. One of whom
died, the other one is living and doing
nicely.
L. j. Plummer has about completed
his machinery hall and gave a dance
Saturday evening. About $50 people
were in attendance and all had a good
time.
Rev. Chas. Cooke and wife of Bow
man visited Mrs. John Little and Mrs.
Candee a few days last week on their
way to jamestown to the M. E.. Camp
meeting.
S. Duckhorn, j. Duckhorn and G.
Duckhorn, brothers of Anton Duckhorn
of this place, and their families arrived
from Chicago last Saturday evening and
will locate in Dakota.
Thomas Rutherford, former agent for
the N. P. at Taylor and later at Hebron,
is relieving Operator X. E. Julian. who
is visiting at his home in Walnut Grove,
No., and friends in Perry, Oklahoma.
Commissioner Herman Leutz and
Surveyor Veigel were in town Tuesday
to purchase a right of way for a road
on the quarter line between Arthur
Clarke's land and M. C.. Browns land.
A number of the Gladstone girls have
organized a club. The first meeting
was held with Miss r. v. Rich on June
18th. June p they met with Misses
Tina and BeuIah Brown. Among the
rules that must be kept are: mo slang
expressions mo flirting in any
FORM Courteous treatment of every
one, especially the aged mo gossip
ing and many more that if kept will
be a benefit to the young ladies. Their
motto is ''Our Own Improvement, for |
Others Enjoyment The club colors
are lilac and white. They will give a
musical or Literary program every Thurs
day evening at the home of some men,
Der to which they will invite their
friends. Later on they hope to add new
members to their list.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Rich returned
from their southern trip recently. They |
left here May 6. At Fargo Miss Vevie
Joined them and accompanied them to |
St. Paul. where they shopped for a few
days. when they left for the south.
Their next stop was Lincoln, Neb.,
where they visited their son, Lyle Rich,
for some weeks, then went on to Jud-
sonia, Ark, and visited friends, strik-
ing the latter place in the midst of the
strawberry season and enjoying to the
utmost the lucious fruit. From Judsonia
their route took them to Memphis,
Tenn, Atlanta. Ga, Jacksonville, St.
Petersburg and Largo, Fla. At the latter
place they remained about a week, when
they started on their return over the
same route, stopping at G%riffithville,
Ark and TincnIn Nnh |