The Dickinson press., 1912-11-16
Gladstone

John Little made business trip to
New England Saturday.
G. S. Cryne made business trip to
Dickinson Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Croy and children
visited Sunday at the O. z. Rich home.
John Reuter- of Dickinson was Glad
stone visitor Wednesday Of last week.
Rev. Runyon of Taylor was in town
Tuesday. calling on his parishoners.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hollst visited in
Dickinson Saturday evening and Sun
dey.
Miss Beulah Brown.-went to Dickin-
son Sunday evening to- resume her school
work.
Mrs. Ella Jarvis and Miss Adeline
are now occupying the Arthur Sterland
house.
Mrs. Anton Duckhorn came into town
Friday for weeks visit at the John
Dolwie home.
John DeFrance of Richardton was a
Gladstone visitor Friday evening, re-
turning Saturday.
There will be dance at Dolwig's
hall on Saturday evening, November
10Th. Everybody come.
Malcolm Pippin came from Richard
ton Friday evening and visited friends.
remaining till Sunday morning. ..- - ,---
j. B. Collins. collector for the Inter
national Harvester Co.. was in town on
business several days the past week.
- Franz Gilienbere returned Tuesday
morning from Dickinson. where he at
tended the funeral of John Stumberlich.
Mrs. Ida Lawrence returned Sunday
evening from Steele. where. she has
been visiting the pasts three weeks:
Mrs. Mary S. Candee. Mrs. Lindsey
and daughter and Percival Taverner
were business visitors in Dickinson
Saturday.
Miss Tina Brown went to..--Dickinson
Wednesday evening to attend the
teachers examinations there Thursday
and Friday.
- Mrs. Joe Geiss is very ill at her home
here and it is expected that she will
treatment.
DR. Weyrens was called Tuesday to
attend Bernhardt. Martin. who met with
an--accident at his home 16 miles south
of Gladstone
Mrs. N. j. Olson returned Sunday to
her home in Fargo after three weeks
visit here at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. r. B. Lee.
MRS. C. W. Knapp who has been Wis.,
iting her daughter. Mrs. Ed. Culver,
the past six weeks. left Wednesday
morning for the east.
Mrs. Nick Schlatter Of Glen UIlin ar
rived mere last Friday. called to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Bervonger
who--died Monday.
Math Baumeartner returned to Rich
ardton Monday evening, after spending
the summer at Lefor. working on the
Lefor store building.
LIewellyn Morse arrived here Tuesday
morning from Glendive and visited at
the home of his sister. Mrs. S. D. Gregg,
returning in the evening.
Mrs. John Stumberlich came from
Dickinson Tuesday morning. She ex-
poets to remain here at the home of her
father, Franz Gillenbere.
Miss Annie Lippert came from Dick
inson Tuesday morning and expects to
remain at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Carl Benjai, this winter.
Miss Katie Beres came from Dickin-
son Monday to attend the funeral of her
grandmother. Mrs. Joseph Bervenger,
at St. Elizabeth 8 Tuesday.
Mr.. Nelson, with large gang of
men, was grading and moving the sand
pit track over to the bank Monday to
facilitate the handling of sand.
Threshing. which was hindered the
past two weeks on account of the
heavy snow storm. was resumed in the
country south of town Saturday.
Mrs. Doran and two children arrived
here Tuesday evening from Black River
Falls, Wis.,. to join her husband who
has been here for some time at the home
of Jay Belden.
VIM. Elwell's gasoline engine which
he uses at the sand pit for elevatine
sand. was broken Thursday of last week
while operating. Mr.. Elwel is now
waiting for the repairs.
The ladies of St. Cuthbert's Guild
will give Thanksgiving dance and
supper at Dolwig's hall on Thursday
evening, November 2Sth. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Misses Laura and Emily Hobart who
are teaching the Peter Holz and Anton
Schiwal schools. respectively, went to
Dickinson Wednesday evening to take
the teachers examinations.
The marriage of John Duvick and
Miss Gertrude Teisman occurred on Sun
day morning, November 10th. at 81.
Elizabeth's church, Father Ludwig.
the parish priest. officiating.
A number of Gladstone people were
in Dickinson Monday evening, among