The Dickinson press., 1912-03-09
Gladstone

stone Saturday on business.
Casper Schmidt made a business trip
to Richardton last Wednesday.
jacob Anton returned Saturday from
q business trip to the county seat.
Mt. and Mrs. r. B. Lee returned last
Thursday from a trip to Dickinson.
John Enger and son. Joseph. drove
to Dickinson Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John Reindl. Jr., is reported to
be very i'll at her home south of town.
Miss Martha Brunstad visited several
days last week at the John Enger home.
Jacob Krier was on the sick list last
week with a severe attack of La Grippe.
Matthias Wehner made a business trip
to Dickinson Monday, returning Tues
day.
Robert Aglasinger purchased a team
of horses from Paul Wieglenda last
week.
John Engel of Regent returned last
Thursday from a business trip to the
county seat.
Fred Wieglenda came in from the
Wieglenda ranch is miles south Satur-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lampl were in from
Graeber last Thursday. shopping and
meeting friends.
Miss Ella Enger was in Gladstone
Thursday of last week shopping and
calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Foley of Medora
were on their way to Bismarck and
other points Monday.
Steve Burgar. who is working for
Arthur Clark, visited e Sunday with
his family in Dickinson.
Carrom furnished the amusement at
an informal party at the home of O. r..
Rich last Friday evening.
Jacob Rothschiller went to Dickinson
Monday evening to attend the German
political meeting Tuesday.
Miss Gretchen Focht returned Friday
from Dickinson, where she visited for
several days with relatives.
Jacob Krler returned last Thursday
from a two days stay in Dickinson,
where he transacted business.
Jacob Schummer of New England ar
rived in Gladstone Saturday morning fol-
a visit. with his cousin. John Dolwig.
Catholic services were held in
the school house here Sunday. Father
Ildephonse of R%ichardton officiating.
Mrs. Stephen Kaufman returned Fri.
day from Bismarck. where she has been
in the hospital taking medical treat
ment.
Frank Dobner, Jr., recently made final
proof on his homestead two miles west
of town, the swN of section IL, twp.
139, range IS.
Valdemar lessen of Dickinson. re-
publican candidate for the Office of the
register of deeds, was a Gladstone visi-
tor last Thursday.
John Little sold a team of horses, be-
longing to the Nick Klingler estate, to
j. S. Birdsall last week. Mr.. Little is
administrator of the Klingler estate.
Roy Maynard, the horse buyer, is
travelling through Regent and vicinity,
and in the Cannon Ball country, look
ing up horses for the Canadian market.
Cashier W. G. Watts went to Dickin-
son Saturday evening to take the flyer
for Hebron. where he visited v Sum-
day with his wife and little daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Keller of Graeber
returned Saturday from Dickinson,
where they were for ten days for medi-
cal treatment for their youngest child.
Miss Mary Sullivan. who is teaching
in the %Schlopmann district. did not
teach Monday. as the snow was so deep
that the pupils were unable to get to
the school.
The Norwegian Lutheran. church
society gave a supper and dance in the
Tanberg n%eighborhood Saturday evening
for the purpose of raising money for the
society. q
James Little has a small force Of car
penters at work on his house, remodel
ing the second story. 1t will be ready
for plastering as soon as the weather
will permit.
In spite of the disaereeable. weather,
Miss Vevie Rich came in from her
school Friday afternoon and spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home. She returned
Monday morning.
August Vetterlein of ,Lefor went to
Dickinson on business Wednesday of
last week. returning Thursday. He was
obliged to make another trip to Dickin-
scn Friday IN hnainess.