The Dickinson press., 1914-04-11

The Ladies Of ST. Cuthbert's Guild
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Mary n. Turner.
Miss Anna Faulkner returned Mon
day morning from Dickinson, where
she visited q few days with friends.
Mrs. Herbert G. Morrell and baby
have been visi. ting the pase week at
the home Of Mr. au. Mrs. .s.urGe
Gsrier. b
Harold Akenhead, Of Sparta, Wis.,,
was an arrival here Wednesday Of
last week. He expects to remain in
this vicinity this summer. s.,%$
There was meeting Of the Glad
stone school board Saturday to con-
slider bids on the excavation and base
ment of the new school house.
There was a ball game Sunday at
ternoon at the local ball park, the
married men versus the single men,
in which the single men were victor
ious. IA. g .2ss -. ,iy
Messrs. Jacob Rothschiller, John
Metzger, Jacob Krier, and Math Bay
er autoed to Dickinson Wednesday,
morning on a business mission. They
returned the same day. 5%
John Metzger met with a painful
accident Tuesday, when a large piece
of coal fell on his right hand, badly
crushing two fingers. DR.. .Weyrens
was called and dressed the wound.
John Feiler, Jr. purchased last
week Of his brother, Anton Feiler, a
n section Of land near Green river,
about two miles north of town, for
the. consideration of$27 per acre e.
Harry Packman, of Mount Vernon,
N. Y. was an arrival in Gladstone
"Wednesday, and is visiting his cous-
in, Percival Taverner. Mr.. Packman
expects to remain here for some time.
Mrs. A. G. Williamson and little
daughter returned Monday to their
home in Lennon, S. D., after a two
weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
IWilliamson's mother, Mrs. Franz
Lefor, Of Lefor. d.
M. w. King was a Gladstone visitor
Tuesday of last week, after three
months absence. Mr.. King has been
visiting a brother in South America,
and returned via California. He left
the same evening for Glendive.
Mrs. Jo... Sci. ;1i,xer died at three
o uIock Wedllc,$.5 morn. lg at her
ness of two weeks. The funeral was
held Thursday at st. Elizabeth's
church. The parish priest officiating,
and interment was made in the St.
l 1voh ha& onfa
A. D. Cow, who has been second
trick operator here the past four
months, left Wednesday for Intake,
Mont, where he will have similar
position. E. C. Hinton arrived here
Saturday evening from Miles City to
take his place. 5,-.-s.
Miss Dorothy Prindle entertained
% of her little girl friends Thursday
/ afternoon of last week, in celebration
of her fifth birthday. Various games
furnished amusement for the after
noon, after which. delicious refresh
| ments were served by Mrs. Prindle,
assisted by Miss Tina Brown. Miss
Dorothy received number of pretty
Igifts, together with the good wishes
of ner little Ir1ends Tor many happy
returns OF the DAY. a.s.i 'r-
= The members Of the Methodist Ep-
worth League held business meet
ing and social at the home of Albert
Cooke Tuesday evening. There was
a good attendance, the League mem
bers and six visitors being present.
The evenings entertainment consist
ed of very interesting program and
games. The program was as follows:
Recitations by Miss Emma Nichols,
and Mrs. S. B. Elston; School songs
by the young folks; a Temperance
song by a quartette, viz. Miss Anna
Faulkner, Miss Emma Nichols, Albert
Cooke and PercivM Tayerner. A pa
per was then read relating all the do
ings and 1nisdoings Of the members
of the League. The program was fol-
lowed by games, which continued un-
till 11:30 O'Clock, when refreshments
were served. This is the last social
until next winter, as the League will
discontinue: work during the summer
months. =. The members are sorry to
do this, as, it has been a source Of
great enjoyment to them the past
winter. They are planning for pie
mic sometime during the summer.