The Dickinson press., 1917-12-08
GLADSTONE NEWSLETS

GLADSTONE NEWSLETS
Susie Dassinger went home for
Thanksgiving.
Peter Kirsch went to Glendive on
business Saturday.
Miss Marvel Brown spent Saturday
and Sunday in Dickinson.
Miss Clara Ableman spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Taylor.
Miss Margaret Reilly spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. G. w. Lee was a Mandan pas
senger Monday.
Sold! Helen Blazes-the boys or
the young ladies-Ask Grover.
c. C. Turner went to Dickinson
Sunday and again Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kavatz spent Thurs
day at the Ole J. Olson home.
F. L. Schnebley of Mott spent Sun
day at the c.. c. Turner home.
The Red Cross ladies have sent the
Christmas boxes to the boys at Camp
Mills.
Anton Assard of Dickinson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kampf Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson and Miss Clara
Abelman motored to Dickinson Sun-
day evening.
Matthias Wehner and L. R. Rolfe
were transacting business in Belleld
on Saturday.
Jack Grasl, the Werner butcher,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Grasl.
Luther Lawrence, Willie J. Offet
and John Wieglenda were seen on our
streets Saturday.
Miss Minnie Kidd left for Helena,
Mont, Wednesday. Mrs. Treece is
now second trick operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolzman were Dickin-
son passengers Thursday evening, re-
turning on No. 8 Friday morning.
Deputy Sheriff George Nolan and
Attorney J. W. Sturgeon were busi-
ness callers in our city Saturday.
Alex Rolfe, foreman who erected
the Gladstone mill, was married at
Miles City, Mont, on November 24th.
Miss Lizzie Zauner, who attends
school in Dickinson, spent Thanks
giving with her sister,, Mrs. Nick
Shank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson went to
Glen Ullin for Thanksgiving. Their
little granddaughter, Marian, accom-
panied them nome for a visit.
Anton Thomas and Jacob Reisen-
bauer of Solen, N. Dak., were the
guests of MI. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
a few days last week.
Mrs. John Little and daughter OF
Dickinson and Miss Gladys Candee OF
Fryburg arrived Saturday for a short
visit with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Mary Candee.
The Misses Hemenway and Kemper,
and Mrs. Galyen and family and
Miss Iva M. King of the Zenith
schools ate Thanksgiving dinner with
MI. and Mrs. Hagburg.
Mrs. Alex Beaudoin and daughter,
Emma, motored down from Gaylord
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with Alex Beaudoin, who is engineer
for the Gladstone Milling Co.
L.. R. Rolfe and wife of Minneapo-
lis dTTlV0u VculICoudy. NAA. NAS
will act as head miller. Ole J. Olson
has accepted a position as second en-
gineer and the mill will soon be run
ming night and day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Wehner and MIR.
Helbling of Killdeer autoed in Thurs,
day afternoon to attend the play and
dance. Mrs. Wehner remained over
for a few days. visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Menches.
K. N. Wylie and family Of Belfeld
spent Thanksgiving with Rep. and
Mrs. C.. C. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs
Turner accompanied them on their re.
turn home in the evening and attended
the Red Cross dance.
Mrs. G. w. Lee, Mrs. Marquis
Brown and Dorothy Prindle took IN
the musical at the M. E. church in
dickinson last Thursday evening
Mrs. Brown returned Friday but Mrs
Lee and Dorothy remained in the city
fol a visit with friends until sunday
morning.
The home talent play was a great
success. Long before the time set
flor the program to begin people be,
gan to flock in and they continued
Ito come until the Deutsche Eintracat
nall was filled to OVERLOOKING. Fully
one-third of the people could not be
seated. Dickinson, Taylor, Richard,
lton. Killdeer and Werner were well
represented. The receipts for the
evening we're around Sou.
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