The Dickinson press., 1914-10-31
GLADSTONE

uAAD01ONE
VIM. H. Elwell is erecting a feed mill
near the Powers elevator.
Farmers are busy these days hauling
their grain to the local elevators.
Mrs. Frank Thomas inc baby daugh-
ter returned Monday morning from q
trip to Dickinson.
Mrs, George W; Lee is making an ex.
in Sanborn. ' =
Math Wagner made a business trip to
Miles City Saturday evening. He re-
turned Tuesday.
Ast9rnsays 81 H ni 4: Rorse %eqe a sfad Fl; !;
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs g,,t Gsorge s SHda and little sys son went ent
turning Thursday.
J. s: Birdsall returned Saturday from
a business trip to New Leipzig after
three weeks absence.
Math Wehner and family 9 early
will make their future home.
A valuable horse. owned by VIM. H H;
SAND at%SI pit vs." spur track TUESDAY morning:
Frank Fuller, who has been in Glad
stone and vicinity the past summer; re-
turned to his home in Northern Michi-
gan.
A number Of Dickinson people at
tended the Vintage Feast, and dance, IN
Doiwig & Duckhorn's hall Saturday
evening.
The trial of Aanton Seller. who was
occur on Monday, November Ind, before
Judge Kampf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, shurtliff left
Monday, for Coloma. Wis; where they he
tives and friends.
to his home in Dickinson after visiting
here for several days at the home OF his
uncle, J. S. Birdsan.
Anton Lippert was IN arrival from
Dickinson Saturday morning. and went
out to Lefor for a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mike Raschko and little daugh-
inege for a few days visit with friends,
expecting to return Saturday. 3
Mrs. Ben Johnson and little daughter,
Nevada. returned Tuesday morning qnpIa IRON rom
Dickinson. where Mrs. Johnson hao
some dental work done.
Peter Pfanzer was a recent arrival
from Chicago and will visit here until
the holidays with his cousins, John
Dolwig and Mrs. Carl
1; A: Walters, who has BE been nee Sra
left Saturday evening for Billings, Mont.
He was relieved by Theron Cooper.
Mrs. Emily Duckhorn returned 1on
the home of Mrs. Ferdinand Massereck.
J.. T. Carey, who has been employed
on the James Shurtliff farm, was taken
Joseph's hospital for medical treatment.
A. D.. ow. who has been End trick OPP
orator here the past three weeks, left
Wednesday evening for ~, intak. Mont foaa;
Richardton to take his place.
Peter Wegesser came up from Rich
ardton Saturday evening to attend the
Vintage Feast and dance. He visited
r DyHr i%eo To- R &c ard SaV on Monday.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
be given by the Just Us club in Dol
evening, October 31st. Tickets $500.
Miss Katherine Dassinger, WIG is at
tending the Sacred Heart school in
Dickinson. came to Gladstone Saturday
h m9na'fhs ere eor She & rev rstur aayS r vts ; a eve ea-
ing.
Mrs. Menza Burke of Idaho delivered
a lecture on Woman Suffrage at the
was the guest of Mrs. S. B. Elston
Saturday, leaving that evening for the
west.
Vincent Owens Of Humboldt. Iowa.
MI. owens will teach a Z months term
in tn,cf che %a Nj Nc; 5 2 in nd t af t Glad Ptfsr DIS dis
singer home.
A large number of people attended
the Vintage Feast and dance in Dolwig
IL Duckhorn's hall Saturday evening,
given under the auspices of the Deutsche
Eintracht. Music was furnished by the
ILefor Brass band.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. P. Danielson and
little son, Harlan, arrived here Satur,,
day evening from Churches Ferry, and
will visit for several weeks at the home
of Mrs. Danielson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Gilbertson.
Charlie Duckhorn entertained about
Is of his boy and girl friends Satur-
day afternoon, the occasion being his
10th birthday. Games and dancing
furnished amusement, after which re-
Charlie received a number of pretty and
useful presents. The children had a
happy afternoon n left at 6 o'clock
wishing Charlie many happy returns OF
the day.