The Dickinson press., 1917-08-11
GLADSTONE NEWSLETS.
Alec Rolfe visited in Dickinson

Alec Rolfe visited in Dickinson on
Sunday.
Father Alphonse Hem moved to
Dickinson OF Monday.
Peter Kirsch made a business trip
to the Slope city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolwig and daughters
autoed to Dickinson Wednesday.
The Gladstone band played Sunday
evening for the dance at Lefer.
Fred Turner of Dickinson was a
business visitor one day last week.
Jack Grasl of Werner was visiting
friends and home-folks here Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Robinson of Glen Ullin Wis
tied over Sunday with her husband.
Bert Todd has moved into the
rooms adjoining the Dagel residence.
Frank Thomas and Ole Olsen were
county seat visitors Saturday even
ing.
The Robinson boys left for their
home at Glen Ullin the first of the
week.
J. w. Sturgeon of Dickinson was a
business visitor in Gladstone on Mon
day.
John Metzger, John Dolwig and
wife autoed to Dickinson Monday on
business.
! The K. N. Wylie family of Belfeld
visited at the C. C. Turner home on
Sunday.
From July 28th to August End, 106
cans Of rea were shipped from
Gladstone.
Mrs. Candee spent a couple of days
last week ~transacting business in
Dickinson.
Bert and Ed. Todd went to Dickin-
son the first of the week to do maso
work there.
Miss Gladys Candee made her
weekly visit to Taylor Friday to take
her music lesson.
Matthias Bayer has moved to Dick
inson, where he is engaged in the
garage business.
H. T. Wachter, travelling agent of
the Jewel Nursery Co., was in town
Thursday and Friday.
Grover Jopp and Misses Gretchen
Jopp and Beulah Brown autoed to
Dickinson Saturday evening.
Mrs. Hornstra and daughters re-
turned from their visit to Aberdeen,
S. D., and other points, Friday Of last
week.
Miss VERNE Hajyne arrived from
Sweet Briar Thursday evening and
friends, the Misses Brown.
The Joe Serdoltz family moved to
Glendive, Mont, Thursday of last
week. Mr.. Serdoltz will engage in
carpenter work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mcclure,
prominent residents of the county
capital, were visitors at the Julius
Hollst home on Sunday.
Max Grossman of Dickinson arrived
Monday and will establish a cream
station in Gladstone. He will occupy
the place recently vacated by Mr..
Olson.
A canning demonstration was con-
Quoted at the school house Thursday
by State Club Leader D. w. Gale
house and Deputy County Superin-
tendent H. O. Pippin.
A. j. Tolgren arrived Wednesday
from Arnboy, Mimi, to take charge of
the Occident elevator here. His
family will be here later, and they
will occupy the Bayer house.
DR.. Moore, district superintendent
of Bismarck, delivered a splendid
patriotic sermon at the M. E. church
Sunday evening. The service was
we'll attended, many coming in autos
from Taylor and Versippi.
The Watford Guide proposes a Red,
White and Blue trail from Watford
City to Dickinson, via Grassy Butte.
Word has been received from A. E.
Wing, who was principal of the Lefor
schools last term, that he is coming
back to teach the next term of school
in Lefor. Mr.. Wings home is in
Haverhill, Mass, where he has a
mother and one brother. c. C. Wylie,
who taught in one of the neighboring
schools last year, has enlisted in the
army, according to word received last
week.
TAYLOR ITEMS.