The Dickinson press., 1914-07-25
GLADSTONE
The Methodist church 10 being no,
and renovated thia week,

GLAbSIUNE
The Methodist church 10 heinz no.
paired and renovated this week,
Fred Pond and family Of Tayler
were Gladstone visiters Sunday after
noon,
Carl puekhern returned Tuesday
morning From a business trip to Dick.
fheeR,
John Metsger was a business visit
tor II. Dickinson Thursday and FRI
day Of last week,
A daughter was born to Mr., and
Mrs, VIM, Betswerth on Monday
morning, July goth.
There will be a game between the
Taylor and Gladstone baseball teams
Sunday, July 28th, at Taylor,
Miss Ethel Mllauist returned Sun
day to her home Ia Dickinson after a
weeks visit with the Misaes Tena and
Nellie David,
|, H. 9. pippin played with the Dick
insen baseball team Sunday In tie
game between Dickinson and Glen
dive on the Glendive diamond.
Mrs, Katie Metsger returned Tues,
day morning from Dickinson, where
she visited a couple Of weeks at the
home Of Nj. and Mira, John Krepil.
There was a dance at the home Of
Mr.. and Mira. Henry David, 8 miles
north Of town, Saturday evening, A
large crowd attended and all report
a fine time,
Mr.. and Mira, A, l. Peek and their
zen, Harold, and ds9ghter, Miss
Ga, and were the guests at the H,
O. pippin home,
|, The ball game Sunday afternoon
between the Belfeld and Gladstone
Mines resulted In a victory for Bel
field, Quite q number Of BelAeld
people attended.
Mrs. A. d. Scott Of Moore, Mont,
visited several days last week at the
home Of Mr., and Mira. r. B, Lee,
She left Thursday for a visit with
friends IN Fargo,
Fred w. Turner and family of
Dickinson auteed to Gladstone Sun
day morning and had q picnic dinner
In the grove south Of Heart river,
They returned In tho evening.
The Misses Gretchen and Thresa
Foeht came from Dickinson Saturday
morning and visited over Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mra.
Anton Feeht, They returned Sunday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. +. L. Sehnebly and
children Of Regent were arrivals
here Friday Of last week and visited
and Mrs. G. 3. Turner, They re-
turned home Monday.
Among those who attended tho Bar
beeue In Taylor Thursday Of last
week were MI. and Mrs. q. s. Cryne,
James ShurtliF and family, l. B,
Hunt, w. II. Shoquist, H. O. Pippin
and Malcolm Pippin.
7. Il. Finch, who has been End
trick operator here the past two
months, left Saturday morning for
Taylor, where no will hold q similar
position, +. W. Buck arrived here
last Friday from Richardton to take
his place.
w. Il. Shoquist loft Tuesday morn
Ing to spend q weeks vacation visit
Ing with friends In Mandan and
other towns along tho limo. Mr..
Hume arrived here Tuesday forenoon
from Glendive to take his place "a
3rd trick operator.
There was q dance Saturday even
Ing In J. s. Birdsall's now barn ut
his farm 4 miles south Of town. A
large number from Gladstone and
VICINITY and also from Taylor and
Richardton attended and q fine time
10 reported by oil. .
Me- onl Me-, A Afnl,n~ ooI
daughter, Olivia, went to Belfeld
Saturday evening and visited over
Sunday with friends. They returned
Monday morning, accompanied by
Mrs. J. A. Ness, who was q guest ut
their home here till Monday.
Mrs. Mary Kunz and four children
were arrivals here last week from
Oswego, Oregon, and are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Kunz's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Resch. They expect
I'M. KunZ the last Of this week and
the family will make Gladstone their
home.
Carl HUH and Mr.. and Mrs. John
HUH returned Sunday evening from
Rochester, Mimi, where John HUH
has been a patient in the Mayo Bros
hospital for several weeks. Mr.
HUH underwent an operation for
throat trouble with which he has SUI.
lfered for several years.
The death Of Mrs. Joe Geiss &C.
Icurred Sunday morning, July 10th
ut the hospital in Glendive, where
she underwent an operation FOL
lstomach trouble Wednesday Of last
week. The remains were brought Il
Gladstone Monday and the funeral
took place Tuesday morning, FIR
Basilius Of Richardton officiating
lTnterment was made in the Catholic
cemetery. Thresa Yaeger was born
in Maslak, Hungary, in 1884. She
was married In August, 1904, To
Joseph Cess Of Maslak, Hungary
land to them were born four children