The Dickinson press., 1913-11-29

Gladstons
John d. Balsr vas businesssvisitor
lnfiebeon Saturday. ~
A-D. Cow vas Ia Dickinson Sunday
evening sons business.
Nit Bsayer leit Tuesday evening on
Z business hipsto Fargo.
Mil. w Prindle wa q Dickinson
visitor Saturday evening
Thc James Shurtli1 family have been
[illswith~S tonsilitis he past two weeks.
{. e. Jarnef came from Dickinson
and visited his family here earlyin the
week
Hon ferdinand LAutz 81 Hebron was
I'M Gladstone Wednesday Ut last week on
q business mission. IL /
Mr. and Mrs. John Duckhorn Of Dick
Iinson visited here Sunday with Carl
DuckhoFn and family.
There will be q turkey shoot In Glad
stone Sunday. November 30th. begin
ming at 10 o'clock q. ID.
w. &. Prindle. Malcolm Pippin and
r. 8. Lee attended the turkey shoot in
Dickinson Sunday. They returned with
nine turkeys and one duck.
Nj. and Mrs. John sDolwig and chill
ldrea and Miss Regina Duckh0fn visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Duckhosn south Of town.
Mi. and Mrs. John Bambusch Of Het-
finger were Gladstone visitors Monday,
returning the same day.
Mrs. o. r. Rich and daughter. Mrs. e.
f.. Julian, came from Lehigh Saturday
morning and spent the day here with
friends.
R. v. Sackett of Regent was a busi-
ness visitor here Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Fred Dickinson of Dickinson was in
Gladstone Monday on business.
Mrs. E. L. Stockman left Tuesday Of
last week for Fallon, Mont, where she
is making q ten days visit at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Smith.
Alfred Skinner Of Dickinson visited
friends here Sunday.
Henry Shurtliff left here a week age
for Necedah, Wis. where he will visit
about three weeks at his old home there.
MI. and Mrs. c. 8. Hanson and Mrs.
Babcock autoed from Dickinson Tuesday
and visited at the C. G. Turner home.
Mrs. C. C. Turner, Mrs. M. M. Willard
and Miss Willie Willard visited Thurs.
day last at the home Of Mira. Luls
Vestal.
Mrs. Ed, Taylor of Lancaster, Wis.
arrived here Wednesday of last weei
to visit for a fortnight al the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Ned Cuvler,
Miss Tina Brown has been on til.
sick list the past week.
J. P. Needham, who has been third
trick operator here the past month. lef,
last Wednesday evening for Forysth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Turner and Mrs.
NJ. Willard and daughter. Miss Willie
were in Dickinson Saturday evening Il
see ''Ivanhoe" at the Bijou.
A number from town attended til,
dance at Plummer's hall last Frida!
evening which was Given in honor o
Herman B~oerhnsen's wedding last week
Thomas HI: Dobner OF Granger. Idaho
Iarrived here Thursday of last week TO
q weeks visit with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Dobner, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. Stefan Trendler left las
Friday for Chicago, where they viii
make their future home.
Erie Olsen arrived here recently from
Mcmillan. Wis.,, and ie visiting at thu
home Of his brother, Ole j. Olson. Mr.
Olson expects to remain here indefl
nitely.
A. D. Cow arrived Wednesday from
Intake, Mont. and is acting as thirt
trick operator here.
A concrete gang and q gang Of car.
penters arrived here last week and.af,
erecting the new water tank.
Ttainmaster J.. II. johnson Of Dick
inson was In town Monday looking owe
the railroad sand situation.
/. B. Hunt and Geosae H. Wilson
were Dickinson visitors Tuesday even
IND.
The pupils Of the Gladstone schoo
Rave q very interesting Thankseivini
program at the school house Wednesday
afternoon. It was much enjoyed BY al
present.
Miss Emma Nichols spent the weel
lend at her home in Dickinson. Sh,
returned Sunday, accompanied by Mis-
Ilrene Morrison. who visited q few day,
this week at the John Little home.
The pupils Of Miss Emma Nichols
teacher Of the Lone Star school, and thi
pupils Of Percival Tayerner, teacher ii
the Davis district. gave asjoint enter,
tainment at the Lone Star school h0us,
Wednesday afternoon. The entertain
ment was enjoyed very much By al
present.
Mn. Ben johnson. who has. beel