The Dickinson press., 1914-06-27
GLADSTONE

GLADSTONE
VIM. H. Elwell was a business visi-
tor in Hebron Tuesday.
G. C. Turner returned last Friday
from a trip to Dickinson.
N. G. swenning: purchased a new
Ford touring a last week.
E. P. Bishop of Belield. transacted
business in Gladstone Saturday.
Peter Simon was a business visitor
in Dickinson Thursday Of last week.
Frank Grambs of Bismarck was in
Gladstone Saturday on a business
mission.
F. E. Finch went to Dickinson
Monday evening, returning the fol-
lowing day.
VIM. H. Elwell rode to Taylor last
Sunday with Supt. T. H. Lantry in
his private car.
]. F. Brodie, H. J. Blanchard and
L. r. Waldron were Gladstone visi-
tors Tuesday morning.
Mrs. W. l.. Prindle and Mrs. Geo.
Nv. Lee autoed to Dickinson Saturday
afternoon, returning in the evening.
The Ladies Of St. Cuthbert's guild
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Fl. Turner.
The Misses Catherine and Clarice
Eldred came from Dickinson Monday
morning for a weeks visit here with
relatives. -
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Hoist and
inson Thursday of last week, return
ing the same day.
The "Just Us" club took in about
$33 at their ice cream and lemonade
stand at the baseball grounds on Old
Settlers Day.
There was a dance Saturday even
ing at the home of Mi. and Mrs.
Charles Colgrove on Antelope creek.
A number from Gladstone attended.
Mrs. S. B. Elston left Thursday of,
last week for jamestown to attend
the Methodist camp meeting there
for a week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thoma of
Richardton attended the dance in
Dolwig's hall Monday evening. They
returned home Tuesday.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. Geo, n.
Wilson accompanied her husband to
Richardton, where she spend -the day
visiting with friends.
Little Harry Metzger, who was
kicked by a horse on picnic day, is
recovering from his injuries, which
proved to be slight.
The baseball game Sunday after
noon between the Gladstone and
Richardson teams resulted in a score
Of A to 8, in favor of Gladstone.
The Ladies of st. Thomas Catho-
lie parish, who had a refreshment
stand at the picnic grounds on Old
Settlers Day, took in about $50.
Carl Duckhorn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Duckhorn, returned Thursday,
June 18th, from st. Paul, where he
has been attending st. Thomas col
lege.
The dance in Dolwig's hall Monday
evening, which was given for the
benefit of st. Thomas Catholic
church, was attended by a large
crowd. The amount cleared was
about $40.
On Monday morning Frank Kir-
schenheiter, Chris Grasl, Jacob Wal
cry and Leo Schneider went Is Mott
to attend a meeting Of the State
Equity Exchange.
Mrs. Leo Schneider arrived here
Sunday from Philadelphia, Pa, to
join her husband, who has been in
Gladstone the past five months. Mr..
and Mrs. Schneider will make Glad
stone their home. They have rented
the Herr residence in the west end Of
town.
The Misses Gladys and Ruth Can
dee returned home Wednesday Of last
week from Kasson, Mimi, where they
have been attending school. They
visited en- route for ten days at;
Leeds, N, D., at the home OF their
uncle, George Candee. Miss Gladys
graduated from the Kasson high
schoolsthe first week in June.
The DoIwig & Duckhorn store was
broken into Thursday nights$o of last
week and several pair Of shoes and
some jewelry were; taken, together
with about SIS in change from the
cash register. The entrance was
gained by breaking window in the
rear of the store. Up to the present
mo arrests have been made.
Contractor ]. a. Nelson and two