The Dickinson press., 1912-02-24
evening wal we'll attended and all report
a good time. Music was furnished by
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Nh. and Mrs. L. j. Plummer.
Mrs. Frank Thomas arrived Thursday
from Richardton to visit her sister,
Theresa Schneider, who il employed at
the Columbia hotel.
Mrs. A. E. Croy and Mrs. Arthur Ster-
land returned last week from a few
days visit in Dickinson at the Walter
Sterland home.
Quite a number of Gladstone people
attended the home talent play, The
Oeestrik Skule." at Dickinson Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Neal are visit
ing in Taylor with their son Harvey,
and family. and are attending the re-
vival meetings at that place.
Miss Lottie Beifhart returned Wednes-
day morning. from Dickinson. where she
has been the past two months. Her
parents are living on the Peck farm
north of town.
Carl Duckhom and Jacob Rothschiller
visited over Wednesday at the home of
Peter Holz south of town, returning
Thursday.
Delbert Skinner came from Dickinson
Sunday morning TO spend the day with
his brother Alfred and sister Mary, re-
turning to Dickinson in the evening.
Jacob Rothschiller went to Richard
ton Thursday morning to attend the
Commercial Club meeting there. He
returned in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Little, Mrs. Mary
S. Candee. L. F. Green and Albert
Cooke drove to Taylor Wednesday last
to attend the revival meeting.
Franz Prinz and family left here Sat-
urday morning for Chicago. A number
of friends were at the depot to see them
off.
The N. P. carpenters came to Clad
stone Saturday morning for the purpose
of r%eshineling the depot.
H. M. Pippin came up from Rich
ardton Saturday evening for a visit
with his brother. Otto Pippin.
Mrs. Ella Jarvis visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark the last
of the week.
Miss Adeline Wan. with her guest,
Miss Alma Wilcox. was in Gladstone
Saturday from her home mort b of town.
Joseph Dobitz returned Thursday last
from q three days. stay at the county
seat where he transacted business.
MI. and Mrs. ALI. Palmer attended
the school play in Dickinson Tuesday
night and were the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Burr Pelton.
COPYRIGHT Hawley, representing the
Curtiss Publishing Co.. was in Glad
stone Wednesday, soliciting order for
their publications.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Zvick and little
son went to Dickinson Monday evening
to visit with friends, returning home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Martin visit
ed Thursday and Friday last with MI.
and Mrs. Peter Simon.
In spite of the bad roads in this
vicinity, many farmers were in town
Saturday.
Mic Ste:kler went to Dickinson Satur-
day evening for a few days visit at the
home of Frank Krank, near Dickinson.
N. B. Wilkinson, representing the
Bismarck Tribune, was a Gladstone
visitor Thursday last.
Nm. H. Elwell went to Dickinson
Friday to attend the democratic ban
quet. He returned Sunday morning..
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H. Dassineer visit
ed Friday with Mrs. Dassineer's broth
er, VIM. Zvick and family.
Chas. Tear is building a barn for AL
fred Skinner this week.
Albert E. Birch and James Flynn were
arrivals from Dickinson Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mary Kaufman went to Bis
marck Wednesday morning for q visit
with friends.
j. L. Hughes. county auditor, was in
Gladst one Wednesday. making out con-
tracts with the far mers for seed grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark returned
Wednesday morning from a pleasure
trip to Dickinson.
Peter Meisner and Nick Bader visited
over Saturday with Jacob Krier and
family.
Peter Lefor, son of Matthias Lefor, had
a severe attack of appendicitis last
week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Detterman Tuesday evening.
The N. P. Railway began operating
frains nv telenhOne Thursday Last