The Dickinson press., 1912-03-02
Gladstone

Mrs. Heinrich Schneider is on the sick
list.
J.. H. Smith of Mandan was in Glad
stone Saturday.
Miss Doris Gregg was in town Satur-
day calling on friends.
H. X. Nichols of Dickinson was q
Gladstone visitor Sunday.
Miss Thelma Sterland returned to
Dickinson Sunday evening.
Chris Grasl went to Richardton Mon
day morning to have dental work done.
James Little went t Taylor Saturday
evening to attend the revival meeting.
Arthur Cooling came in from his ranch
south of Gladstone Tuesday for supplies.
Mrs. Gilbert Lunde was on the sick
list last week, suffering with a severe
cold.
Franz Bayer visited several days last
week with his son Math Bayer and fam
lily.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Focht.
Jr.. on Tuesday, February 9th, q
daughter.
Charles Tear attended the Washington
Birthday dance at Dickinson Thursday
evening.
T. N. Hartune was q Gladstone visit
or S ,turday morning. He left on No. 8
for Taylor.
Matthias %Schoeberly returned Wednes-
day of last week from a business trip 10
the county seat.
S. D. Gregg made a business trip to
Dickinson Thursday last, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs M. C. Brown and daughters Tina
and Beulah, returned from Dickinson
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Matthias Wehner went to Dick
inson Sunday evening and returned
Tuesday morning.
school Friday afternoon, and took a
picture of the pupils.
Miss Lena Stricken went out to J.. H.
Wieglenda's Sunday, where. she will
remain for some time.
A number of Gladstone people attend
ed the Masonic bali in Dickinson
Thursday evening, February D..
Miss Mabel Watts went to Hebron
Saturday morning to visit over Sunday
with relatives and friends.
Matthias Hensel entertained a number
of friends Saturday evening. the occa-
sion being his Names-Day.
Anton Lippert came from Dickinson
Friday morning for II visit with friends.
He returned home Monday.
Joe Wester's concrete gang came to
Gladstone Friday to rip-rap the banks of
Green river neal the r. r. bridge.
Dr.. W. M. Pueh of Glen Ullin was in
Gladstone Monday to inspect a herd of
horses before their shipment to Canada.
John Dolwie and Matthias Wehner
went to Dickinson Monday evening on
business. returning the next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hunt and little
daughter visited over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Lunde.
Mrs. Arthur Sterland returned Thurs
day morning from her visit in Dickinson
and she was accompanied by her daugh-
ter Thelma.
Mrs. Anton Duckhorn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Ouckhorn were in town Friday
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dolwig.
Kirsch g. Jopp are removing a par
tition in their store, and putting in
more shelving to accommodate the in
voice of spring goods just received.
Ole Jensen. section foreman, while
welding a spike maui 8 few days ago,
missed the spike and struck his foot,
and in consequence has been limping
around this week.
Miss Meta Wieglenda left Monday
evening for Glendive. where she will
visit her brother, Julius, for a few
days. She then goes to Lewiston.
Mont, where she will make her home
for the present.
On account Of the revival meetingt
in Taylor there was no service in the
Methodist church here Sunday. A
number of the congregation attended
the services in Taylor.
C. C. Turner and family. who have
been visiting with Mrs. M. M. Mil.
lard and family; at Mound Valley,
Kansas, since December. expect to re.
turn to- Gladstone about the middle o.