The Dickinson press., 1917-11-03
GLADSTONE NEWSLETS

GLADSTONE NEWSLETS
Mr.. Baker was on the sick list last
week.
Russell Lawrence was a Gladstone
visitor Saturday.
Emma Beaudoin spent Sunday with
Kathryn Connors.
Arthur Cooling shipped a car load
of sheep on the 9th.
Miss Kemper was a Dickinson shop
per Friday evening.
M. Booke loaded a car of cattle here
Saturday, the 9th.
Anders Hagburg reports that Fargo
still has plenty of snow.
Nick Shank transacted business at
the county seat Monday.
Joe Helbling of Killdeer was again
calling on friends here Sunday.
Joe Kathrein of Glendive, Mont, is
visiting at the Grasl home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hoist visited
at the Kirsch and Jopp homes on Sum
day.
Joe Kaufman, Jr., has accepted a
Poo1I1oH Will Vic Ni"oo'ohS "
Co.
Miss Elsie Stark of Mandan visited
Mrs. G. w. Lee on Tuesday of last
week.
Kathryn McCullum of Antelope
Creek was shopping in Gladstone on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Massarek Of
Dickinson spent SUNDAY at the VIM.
Prindle home.
Frank Gillenberg writes friends
here that Co. K is expected to soon
embark for France.
Herman Schmidt and others from
Taylor attended the show Friday even
ing, October 26th.
E. D. Culver, Carl Offet and Albert
Cooke we're business visitors in our
city last Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Sohn of Dickin-
son were weekend visitors at the
home Of Joe Pfeifer.
Mrs. Mike Walery entered St.
operation last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Neal, accom-
panied by Harvey Neal, motored to
Dickinson Saturday evening.
John Zauner and wife left for Glen
dive, Mont, Monday, where they will
make their future home.
C. w. Paulson, representing Lindekc
Warner & Co., was calling on his GUS
toners Tuesday of last week.
Beavers are exceptionally active
this fall. At least two new dams are
being built almost in the city.
Mrs. Peck, Miss Holtz and Miss
Cramer of Dickinson were Gladstone
callers Sunday.
The Gladstone-Lefor band furnished
music for the Kerwei dance in Dickin-
son last week.
Clare Turner, now attending Went
worth Military Academy, says that be-
ing initiated is rather hard on the
voice.
Mrs. VIM. Kippinger Of New Eng
land is visiting this week at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Kaufman.
Jos. D'Eon had charge of Mr..
Booke's car of cattle to Chicago. He
will go on to his home in Nova Scotia
for a visit.
Miss Naomi Anderson of the Al
mont schools spent Saturday and Sun
day with the Misses Kemper and
Hemenway.
Mrs. Hoist and Miss Brown repor:
the sale Of II Liberty Bonds. The
total sale in Gladstone and vicinity
amounted to $4,000.
Joe Kavats of South Heart has
moved to the C. c. Turner farm for
the winter. Mr.. Turner expects to
move to town in a few days.
Mr.. Offct sold 9 hogs in Taylor
last week at $11.75 per hundred. Ger
tainly Mr.. Hog is a mortgage litter
as well as the COW.
Rufus B. Lee moved his family into
town L. st week. He himself, however,
expects to spend most Of his time On
the farm this winter.
Kathryn Connors was voted the
most popular young lady in town and
received the diamond ring offered by
the Bert Robbins Comedy Co.
Matthias Wehner, who has been very
sick from accidentally inhaling gas, Is
much better. Frank Kappel is taking
his place at the mill for a few days
Louis Rolfe, contractor who built
the Gladstone mill, came up from st
Paul last week to superintend the
opening of the mill. He expects to re-
main about ten days.
P. j.. Killer of Cascade, Mont, as
sumed his duties as miller here the
23rd, and peerless" flour will soon
be on the market. Mr.. Killer has had
eight years. experience, having been
miller for the Richardton mills before
going to Cascade.
The following persons purchased
Liberty Bonds: Mrs. R. B. Lee, Anna
Quigley, A. B. Cooke, S. T. Galyen:
Mrs.. VIM. David, John Metzger, Ed
Bremen, julius Regas, Bill Pappas
Herman Hilbert, Gust Us Girls Club
Beulah o. Brown, Mrs. John Dolwig
Mrs. Ida Lawrence, Mrs. Julius Hoist
Mrs. G. w. Lee, Hazel Lee Prindie
Mrs. Ed. Bremen, Mrs. Margaret
Thomas, Frank Thomas, Mrs. Geo: W
Sorber, Anna Duckhorn, Mrs. Car
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