The Dickinson press., 1911-09-16
Gladstone

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Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Dolwig went to
Dickinson Monday.
Ed. Davis of Taylor was a business
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Julius Hollst is out at Hazen
visiting for two weeks.
Mrs. R. B. Lee and Mrs. W. L. Prindle
and daughter motored to Taylor Tuesday.
Grover Jopp went to Richardton
Wednesday.
John Dolwig made a business trip
south Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Murn and family of
Glendive visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Reilly Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Lee, Mrs. W. L. Prindle
and little Miss Dor othy Prindle returned
from Minneapolis Friday evening.
MIR. CARMEL. of the Bismarck Marble
Works, was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
A. A. Lefor came in Tuesday to 30
to Dickinson as a juror at the September
term Of court.
B0ncke Bros. are in town this week
purchasing cattle and hogs for shipment
to eastern markets.
G. s.. Cryne goes to Bismarck as Stark
county's representative at the Industrial
exposition.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Thorna and fam
lily OF Richardton were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Rothschiller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fable and family
and Sigmund Why'd of Richardton
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kirsch and
Mrs. Jopp Sunday.
H. v. Rowland of Fargo was a busi-
ness visited in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Schleiter, Jr., and a
friends from Dickinson visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Schleiter, ST., at the A. F.
Reilly farm Tuesday.
Mrs. Ches. Burdick was IN town Tues
day, attending to the erection of a
monument at the Gladstone cemetery
for the late Chas. Burdick.
Some of the enthusiastic chicken
hunters were out in the rain the 7th,
but we noticed that their game bags
didn't bulge any when they returned.
Mrs. Nick Schultz, who has been in
poor health for some time, was taken
suddenly worse and died Saturday.
Funeral services. were held at St. Eliza
beth Monday and interment in the ceme-
terry of that place.
Casper Krebs, a brother-in-law of
Nick Herr of this place, came to town
Sunday for medical attention. having
had the misfortune to run a pitchfork
into his hand and blood poisoning set
in. DR.. Weyrens dressed the hand end
the patient is doing we'll
Rufus B. Lee and bride came home
Saturday forenoon via Dickinson and
arrived safely in spite of the fact that
a ''sneak thief stole a number of the
brides garments through the Pullman
window. Extra clothing in the suit
case supplied the deficiency and q
claim against the Pullman Co. may
make up the loss.
The two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Lefor expected to return to the
St. Joseph Academy in St. Paul this
week. The mother expects to 60 down
or the winter in November. while Mr..
Lefor will go down still later. The FAM
lily spent a portion of last winter in St.
Paul.
The whole town turned out en- masse
Saturday evening to attend the serenade
in honor of the return of Rufus B. Lee
and his bride. The music was varied,
from the piercing notes of q coronet to
the staccato music If a well beaten
dishpan and the deep boom of some 70
pounds Of dynamite. Mr.. Lee told them
he appreciated their efforts and after
donating a sufficient quantity of the
''long green the crowd dispersed, wish
ing the young couple much happiness:
AS usually treated. a sprained ankle
will dis BILE a man for three or four weeks