The Dickinson press., 1914-08-29

of Dickinson. MI. Quinlivan must be
a good booster for Dunn county mas
much as he is interested in banks at
Werner, Dunn Center and Kildeer.
The state banking board allows only
two banks in all towns of ordinary
size, hence we presume that other
aspirants for charters will apply in
the new town further west Of Kildeer.
Settler.
GLADSTONE
Chris Grasl has been on the sick
list this week.
Fred Shredder of Taylor was in
Gladstone Wednesday on business.
Gene Schacherer Of Richardton was
q business visitor in Gladstone Mon
day.
Llewellyn Morse Of Glendive Wis
tied here Monday at the S. D. Gregg
home.
Mrs. Mary H. Turner and Mrs. O..
"a. Dietsche were Taylor visitors Fri
day of last week.
Jack Grasl came from Taylor Sat
urday evening and visited over Sum
day at his home here.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
met last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. c. Turner.
Jacob Rothschiller left here Satur-
day morning on a business trip to
Chicago, expecting to be away about
ten days.
Anton Yaeger and family expect
to move about September LIST to Dick
inson, where MI. Yaeger will engage
in carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Birdsall, their
son, Joe, and daughter, Florence,
autoed to Dickinson Wednesday af-
ternoon, returning in the evening.
Franz Prinz and Anton Yaeger
went to Dickinson Sunday evening
and were guests at the Frank Bach
man home. They returned Monday.
Miss Regina Grasl returned recent
ly from Taylor, where she had been
for some time, assisting her brother,
Jack, in the Grasl meat market there.
Mrs. George T. Wilson,. who has
been visiting the past two weeks at
the home Of her son, George H. Will
son, left last Friday evening for
Dickinson.
There was a baseball game on the
local diamond Sunday afternoon be-
tween the Versippi and Gladstone
teams. The score was Is to IL in
favor of Gladstone.
|. Miss Kathryn R%othschiller went to
Fryburg last Friday evening and Wis
tied for a couple of days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Julian. She
returned home Monday morning.
The ~14-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Larson was taken to Dick
inson Wednesday evening by DR.. ].
r. Weyrens and was operated on
Thursday for an appended abscess.
There was a dance at the home OF
,EMr. and Mrs. VIM. David Saturday
ievening, the occasion being Mr..
,1David's 5Oth birthday. "A large num-
Der attended and all had a delightful
time. y.
Fred Shredder, of the Grasl &
Shredder Meat Market at Taylor,
purchased. five head Of cattle, rang
Of Peter Dassinger this week for the
consideration Of $3.50.
Mrs. III. O.. Pippin and baby daugh.
tier, Elaine, returned Tuesday even
ling from Balfour, N. D., where they
visited for a month at the home OF
MRS. Pippin's parents. Mr.. Pippin,
who went to Balfour Tuesday Of last
week, accompanied them home.
The Misses Ethel Peck and Bernice
Eyer Of Dickinson visited Saturday
and Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. IE. D. Culver. Mrs. A. I. Peck
came from Dickinson Sunday morn
ing and visited at the Culver home,
returning with the girls in the even
ing.
Annie, the four-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, il
very i'll at her home here. Mr.
Thomas took her to Dickinson Satur.
day evening to consult a physician
and they returned the following
morning. The doctor pronounced hel
ailment ~infantile paralysis.
Ole Jensen returned Monday even.
ling from his trip to Norway after an
absence Of nearly four months. Mr.
l1Jensen visited at his old home in
Christiansen, Norway, where his
father and two sisters reside, and was
lone Of the Norwegian-Americans
who attended Norway's Centennial
exposition. ~
On Monday s. B. Elston purchased
lIfor the consideration Of $4,000, the
farm four miles southeast Of town
comprising 800 acres, which was for.
merly owned BY G. B. Nyhagen, anG
has been leased the past few years
Ito Martin Gilbertson. Mr.. Elston's
sons Fred, will take possession Of thu
,ifarm next spring and will undertake
1.-THE management of it.