The Dickinson press., 1901-03-02
TAYLOR 1AILlHes.

uAulON uAILuNOSs
Mrs. Ola kyset and daughter of Knife
river have been visiting at the home of
Paul liner.
E. R. Bonney, of Antelope, has been
having a revere tussle with the grip the
past two weeks.
Don't judge a man by his clothes. A
ragged pair of trousers ~ often covers
al honest heart.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis we're the guests of
w. A. Mcclure and family while in
Taylor last week.
Mrs. w. A. Mcclure went to Bismarck
Friday where she will spend the coming
week visiting friends.
Miss Ida Mckenzie, the pleasing youne
lady compositor on the Dickinson Press,
spent Sunday with her friend Miss
Pound.
Miss Tillie Knuteson went down to
Mandan Sunday night where she will ac-
cept a position in a tailoring establish
ment
Bob Wilcox, the popular rancher from
the Kildeer mountains, was in for the
ball Friday night. He returned home
Sunday
Mrs. Robert WEIGH of Mandan is visit
ing Taylor relatives and friends this
week. She will also spend a few DAYS in
Dickinson before returning home.
AL. Harleman of Dickinson was-al.
most-a Taylor visitor last Sunday-that
is he got as far as Mr.. Scott's-but ow-
ing to the bad ~ condition of the roads,
could get no nearer.
Among the many Improvements going
on in our town may be mentioned the
fine large ice house now being erected
by Chris Bagley, who dashes out after
each game and nails on a board.
In u last weeks locals We neglected
to mention the fact that u townsman,
Guy De France, had been appointed a
member of the State Reform School
board. Thus does the governor insist on
using his good judgment.
The Bismarck delegation went to their
slavish work Monday night. Our mem.
bers OF the legislature are beginning to
show the physical results of their inces-
SAINT toll and naturally will be very
pleased when the session is over.
Speaking of games, a new one has
made its debut in Taylor sporting circles
1t is called Omaha Stud" and is guaran.
teed to sour the most amiable disposition
Democrats are the only mes that are i'm.
mune from the ill effects of this soul de.
stroying vice.
Some Of the PRESS readers think they
have located the correspondent from
Taylor, but they have one more guess
coming. The suspected party feels very
much fattered but is of necessity bound
to deny the allegation" and defy the
alligator"
Mr.. Hauck, the clever little gentleman
who has so ably filled the position OF
agent at this place for the past week, was
transferred to Richardton last Saturday
where he will do night work for a time.
While here he made many friends who
regret sincerely his departure.
We understand that a magnetic healer
is playing sad havoc with the ailments of
human flesh around Richardton. In
cases of mon compos mentis" he is in
touch puts to figh1 ali pains-and is seven even
said to cure hams. We are reliably in
formed that his method is as follows;
He places one hand over the stomach.
usually the seat of trouble, the other
over the back, or a little lower, always
the seat of intelligence in these cases.
and the magnetic 1000 goo" does the
rest. If the people only knew it this is
not a new method by any means but has
been practiced by the energetic young
men of our country for years with vary
ing success.
The M. W.. A. masquerade was the
principal social event Of the past week
and to say that it was a success would
but mildly express the sentiment of the
large crowd that wa present. Lack of
space forbids our giving a detailed de-
scription of the many handsome costumes
and their graceful wearers, suffice to saw
each and every character represented was
fully sustained by appropriate costume
and carriage. The four prizes presented
\ by the M. w. A. were awarded as fol.
n lows: lst ladies' prize, Mrs. w. A. Nc.
faClure, representing might; and, Mrs
Geo: Lee, "Jewess;" gentlemen's lst prize,
al. Strand, as Geo. Washington; and, Ole
Kyset, in his inimitable representation OF
the "bear. The Davis orchestra, under
the leadership of the genial doctor, dis
coursed "Sousa's latest" in the most ap-
proved manner until 5 a m Saturday,
The supper served BY Mrs. Tracy and
the principal features of the evenings en-
tertainment and was thoroughly relished
by all. Owing to the Indictment weather
the crowd did not come up to expecta.
tlons in numbers and consequently the
M. w. A. lodge will be in the "kole'
about SIS. However, no one regrets the
expenditure as the boys of this excel,en,
order wish to keep up their reputation
for doing things right.