The Dickinson press., 1914-05-30
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south this week.
Charles Tear Of Dickinson visited
friends in Gladstone Sunday.
Ole j. Olson transacted business in
Dickinson Saturday evening.
/. B. Hunt was a Dickinson visitor
Monday evening between trains.
Adam "A. Lefor Of Lefor was a busi-
mess visitor in Gladstone Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Clark drove to Dick
inson Wednesday to take her vocal
lesson.
Mrs. Jacob R%othschiller was in
dickinson Monday evening between
trains.
IA son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. C.
lC. Turner at Dickinson on Friday,
May 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Gregg, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Culver spent Sunday in
Glen Ullin.
Herman Hoist Of Hebron visited
here Monday at the home Of his son,
julius HollstI
John Dolwig autoed to Dickinson
Monday morning on business, return
ing i nthe evening.
1. B. Hunt, W. E. Shoquist and
George n. Wilson were Dickinson Wis
itors Saturday evening.
Mr.. Mackin, representing the Mis-
souri, Valley Grocery Co. of Mandan,
was in Gladstone Tuesday.
Road Supervisor Charles Offet, and
gang of men are grading the streets
in the west end Of town.
Attorney Burgeson and T. Tobias
Of Dickinson were in Gladstone last
Friday on a business mission.
Mrs. George w. Lee and Mrs. W.
L. Prindle and daughter, Dorothy
visited friends in Glen Ullin Sunday.
Fir. Basilius came from Richardton
Saturday evening and conducted
Catholic church services here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hoist visited
in Dickinson Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Nc
Clure.
Albert H. Koesel of Richardton was
in town a short while Tuesday morn
ing. He was making a business trip
to Regent, via auto. =:
Mrs. George H. Wilson returned
Sunday evening from Price, N. D.
where she visited for a fortnight al
the home of her brother.
The ball game between the Glen
Ullin and Gladstone mines at Gler
Ullin Sunday resulted in a victory TO,
Glen Ullin, the score being 8 to 0.
w. E. Shoquist went to Dickinson
Monday evening to consult the rail.
road physician, DR.. G. A. Perkins
in regard to; badly sprained knee
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Lee ATTENDED
the play "Within the Law" at the
Dickinson opera house. Saturday
evening. They returned the following
J morning.
Chris Grasl and son, Jack, recently
purchased the Funk & Schroeder
meat market at Taylor. Jack Gras
went to Taylor Monday morning tx
take possession.
Surveyor Veigel of Dickinson ant
County Commissioners Fred Roquett,
of Dickinson, Adam Mischief of Rich
ardton and D. Hughes Of Belfield
were in Gladstone Tuesday, looking
over the roads in this vicinity.
There was a good attendance a.
the school picnic last Friday in thu
grove on Heart river, one mile east
Of town. All report a fine time. Or
account of the rain the picnic wal
brought to a close about three o'clock
Mrs. Harriet D. Hall, national or.
ganizer and lecturer of Aurora, Ill.
delivered a fine lecture at the Metho-
dist church Tuesday evening. Mrs
Hall was entertained at the home OF
Mrs. E. M. Jarvis while in Gladstone
The Gladstone baseball team is
scheduled to play New England on
the New England diamond on Deco
ration day, May 30th. There will be
game between Gladstone and Rich
ardton on the local diamond Sunday,
May 31st.
The Gladstone school closed Friday
of last week. The following pupils of
the primary and intermediate grades
were neither absent nor tardy:
Lawrence Bremen, Harold Bremen
and Steven Yaegar. Not absent
Valentine Yaeger; not tardy-Katie
Connors, Johnnie Elwe1l, George Ell
well, Sophie Focht, Lena Focht, Nick
Bayer, Willie Bayer, Anna Duckhorn,
Minnie Dolwig, Anna Grasl, Henry
Gutenberg, Margaret Giles, Tressa
Printz, Joe Printz, Ferdinand Printz,
Henry Schmidt; George Bergenheir.
The pupils deserve commentator for
regularity. of attendance.
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