The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
TAMLoR NEWS.

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Mark 1 Briggs l,.ssa brother wishing hin
this week. Sas
Nj. and Mrs. Ole Williams are out IL
The country. ss 81
Sigfart Evenson has gone east .
short vacation. a
Miss Belle Thornley, was 10 from Hal
liday Thursday.
John Bang,was in Dickinson the mid.
die Of the week.
a. s. Esse had business in Richardton
the first Of the week. VI.
Frank Partridge from Halliday was il.
Taylor v e Sunday.
c. H. Silvernail and family drove 70
Richardton Saturday.
Melvin Burns and wife were in from
R~ockspring Tuesday.
Harry Willis is in Antelope this week,
painting the schoolhouse. & n
Operator Griffin was in Dickinson be-
tween trains Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Broten moved into.
the Miller house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Y. June from June
were in Taylor Thursday.
Albert Koesel and wife, we're down
from Richardton Thursday.
Roy Kinney, ticket agent at Glendive,
visited at Halliday last week.
Alex. Abraham from Houston, Mimi,
arrived here Tuesday evening. .s6
Col. Williams drove to Richardson
Thursday to meet landseekers.
Martin T. Knudson had business at
Glen Ullin the Arst of the week.
Robert Plaggemier and Roy Day were
in from Knife River Wednesday.
J. F. Christen and Will Hecht had
business in Richardton Thursday. 7a'Es
Mrs. w. A. earns visited with the
Silvernails the middle of the week.
Henry Jennings is home from a visit
with his son, Frank, in Dickinson.
Mrs. Burgess and daughter were in
from Marshall the first of the week.
Mrs. George Anderson from Halliday
was an eastbound passenger Saturday
evening.
Miss Clara Larson accompanied her
sister, Ella, to Gladstone last Monday
evening.
William Phillips. state inspector for
the N. p, was here Tuesday and found
everything o. X.
A brother of H. r. Hutchinson arrived
here last week and moved out on q claim
near Rockspring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Visited from Sacred
Heart, Mimi, arrived Wednesday even
ing for a short visit.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Henry Tyler re-
turned from a three months visit with
relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Lottie French, who had been in
Richardton the past week, arrived home
Wednesday evening.
Friends of Miss Siverts will be pleased
to learn that she is home from the hospi-
tai and is feeling nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. Hennings returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit with rela.
tives in Minnesota and Iowa.
Erland Paulson brought in a sample OF
his wheat, which measured four feet and
FIVE inches with heads about FIVE inches.
Attend the::harvest dance at Christen's
hall, Taylor, the evening Of September,6 6,
given under the auspices Of the Knife
River orchestra. S-24-zp
Mrs. Thornley, and daughter returned
to their home in Perry, Iowa. last Thurs
day, after spending several months with
relatives near Halliday.
Last Friday, Abe Knudson shipped
two car loads Of cattle, H. BIadeneyer
five and H. Lyster two. Andy Knudson.
H. Brademeyer and Charles Gutmann
had charge Of the shipments.
!. w. C.4Hecht, Joe Christen and Henry
drove to Halliday Sunday
morning and there John Bang joined
them. N their trip TO the Indian reser.va-
ton, where theyhad business. returning
Tuesday.
On Monday evening considerable .ex-
element was caused BY . FIRE in ]. +.
!Christen's oil room. "A bucket brigade
was formed at once and the FIRE PIT out,
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