The Dickinson press., 1914-01-10
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Charfess0 fet anade.a business "Trip TO
Dickinson Monday evening.
. Delbeft Skinner of Dickinson was In;
Gladstone Tuesday .onybusiness.
Mi. and Mrs. R. E. Morrow were Dick.
sinson visitors Saturday evening.
r. r. Gress of Richardton was in
Gladstone Saturday. testing scales.
Attorney Rialer of Richafdton was
q business visitor in town Saturday.
Jacob Krler returned Tuesday morn
ing from a business trip to Dickinson.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Bayer On Wednesday. December
31st. .
Miss Katie Menches left Wednesday
for a weeks visit at her home northsof
town.
Theo Vally left here Sunday morning
for a two months visit with his parents
at Lena, Wis.
Math Wehner, Jr., left Tuesday
morning for Dunn Center where he has
accepted q position.
The Misses Kathryn tRothschiller and
Katie Menches were Dickinson visitors.
last Friday evening.
A foreclosure sale of VIM. Schaffert's
personal property was held In Gladstone:
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Rothschiller left Sunday:
for jamestown to resume her studies.
at St. Johns academy.
8 The Tyler.Robertson Motion Picture.
Co. gave an entertainment at Dolwig's
hall Wednesday evening. ~
The new N. r. water tank is COM
pleted. The carpenter crew left
Wednesday for Montana.
Andrew Hart, who is. employed on the
Lee farm, spent the holidays in Bill
lings, Mont. He returned Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Prindle and
daughter, Dorothy, left Wednesday
morning for a weeks visit in Minne-
apolis. =
Miss Margaret: Reilly returned Sunday
evening from Richardton, where she
visited. several days with relatives and
friends.
Miss Anna Faulkner returned Monday
morning from Dickinson, where she
visited f~oraseverals days at the Henry
Cooke home. 81.
Peter Dassineer and dauehters,sK ath-
crime and Susie, made q trip to Dickin.
son last Friday evening. visiting there
over Saturday.
Roland Jarvis came from Dickinson
Sunday for a visit with his mother,
Mrs. Ella M. Jarvis, and his sisters,
Adeline5 and Nora.
Among those from Richartdon who
were in Gladstone Saturday on business
were Cashier ]. B. Krick. Auctioneer
Gilk and FredfBorne. .
Watson Kono of Dickinson arrived
here Saturday morning and expects to
remain for some time at the home of
his uncle, j. s. ;Birdsall.
A.. E. Wing, accompanied by Master
John zSWehner, returned Saturday from
his ten days visit with relatives in
Chicago and Milwaukee. Z
There was q dance at the home of
MI. and Mrs. 8. D. Gregg on New Year.
leve. A2large crowd attended and all
report q delightful time.
Walter Pelton and family of Melby
visited several days last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Gregg.
They returned home Saturday.
John Weppler OF jamestown was q
guest, a the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
B. Elston several days Hast week, re-
turning to jamestown Sundaytevening.
Everybody is cordially invited TO at
tend the Fireman's ball given by, the
Gladstone Fire Company at 4Dolwis's
hall, Saturday evening, January path,
1914. Tickets, ST..
Frank Wotren9 reeuEnedsM Monday even
ing from McTaggert, Sask., Canada,
where he has been the past two m0nths.
He was called home by the illness! soi
his mother, Mrs. Wilhelm Wotreng.
Jack Grasl returned: Saturday morning
from Miles City, where he has been ern-
ployed in the Montana meat market
since last spring. He expects to ire
main at. his home here for some time.
Mrs. Wilhelm Wotreng, who has been
very ill with gall stones, was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital Dickinson last
Thursday evening. She wa operated
on Friday and the latest reports, aresthat
she 10 recovering nicely.
Ben johnson writes from Pricen
Albert, Sask. Canada, where he and his
wife and little daughter are making q
month visit with relatives, that he ID
not fayorablys. Impressed with THAT
Ecountrys file says North; Dakota isssood
enough for him.
Mr.. and MHs. r.. b. Lee entertained q
number of friends fRttheirEh home on|lJew
Years eve. ,CardssMere the feature Of
the eyeningsand atsmidnight delicious
Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lee,
Eassisted by Mrs. W. L.5}Prindle. A de.
notwithstanding wassenjoyed by all.
The Members5efsthesG German Alliance