The Dickinson press., 1907-10-26
1AMoR NEWS.

TAYLOR NEWS.
D. a. Hanks was in from Halliday
Monday. .
WI Rappley was in from Bailey
Tuesday.
Remember the Halloween dance No,
vember l..
Col. Williams had business in Dickin.
son Friday.
About S carr of stock will be loaded
here this week.
It's. Rutherford was in Dickinson be.
tween trains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joern we're east.bound
passengers Wednesday.
Miss Bell Thornley, from Halliday wen,
to Dickinson Thursday.
Julius Williams was in Dickinson be.
tween trains Wednesday.
Messrs. H. Leutz and c. L. Melby
went to Bismarck Monday.
Dr.: Hennings made a professional cal
at Richardton Wednesday.
|, A.. o. Nasset from Rainy Butte va.
here several days last week.
Budd Card and chas. Wade were in
from Halliday last Thursday.
Mrs. Leutz visited her father in Rich.
ardton several days last week.
Mi. Hathaway, agent for the Mutual
Insurance Co., was here last Friday.
Thursday evening, Halvor HeRg re.
turned from Minnesota, where he wen,
a short time ago.
F. 0. Fundingland from Beresford, s,
d.. arrived here with a number of land.
seekers last Friday.
Mrs. Knud Knudson was taken sud.
denly ill Monday but at the present time
is again able to be out.
F.A. Bramegan arrived here Tuesday
evening from Madison Lake, MIMI, and
has gone out to his claim.
Alfred Thompson and Ira Crawford
are home from Bottineau, where they
have been threshing this fall.
See Optician Sullivan about your ewes
at the st. Charles hotel, Dickinson, again
Nov. 4 and 5. Glasses fitted. Io-io-2t
Mrs: JIG. McQuillen returned to her
home in Saint Anthony, N. D., Tuesday,
after a short visit with relatives IL
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Rees returned to
their home in Winamac, Ind, last Fri.
day, after visiting with Mrs. Baird for
several months.
Mr.. Johnson has been burning the
grass along the track, thus making il
safer for the town. Others would do well
to follow his example.
Monday, a change was made at the
depot when MI. Larson was transferred
to Gladstone and w. c. Hutchinson is
now night operator here.
Peter O: Peterson and Anton Carlson
from Cumbersville, S. D.. and Jens Sci.
thun from Dennison, Mimi, were located
by the Spring Valley Land Co. last week.
Ernie Bailey and D. R. Haguewood
were in from the Bailey ranch Saturday
to meet MIR. and Mrs. Bailey, who had
been visiting in Newcastle for several
months.
F. A. Fisher and family arrived here
last Monday from Madison Lake, MINI.
and are nov moving out to the Baker
farm which they recently purchased from
Mr.. Baker.
On Monday, Nov. a. the Ladies' Aid
society of the Norwegian church will
hold their annual sale in Christen's hall
A dinner will be served at Mrs. Larson's
the same day.
About 20 of Vera Johnson's friends
were invited to her home Friday evening
to assist in celebrating the anniversary
of her 18th birthday. The evening was
very happily spent and all report a very
enjoyable time. :
Rev. L. c. Yeomen returned Tuesday
evening from conference and is now
packing up. We failed to learn where
he is going, and are sorry to see the fam
lily leave but wish them the best of sue
cess in their new home.
Seventeen friends of Mildred Benzie
met Thursday at Bakers store, where
Mr.. Waters had a rig and took them out
to his home and surprised Mildred, it
being her birthday anniversary. All had
a very pleasant time and were sorry
when they had to bid their fair hostess
good night.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church rendered Mrs. Baird a farewell
surprise at the home of Mrs. F. L.
Hutchinson last Friday evening. Miss
Lawhead made a short speech and. in
behalf of the Ladies Aid, presented her
with a nice berry spoon and meat fork.
Mrs. Baird and son, Willie, expect to go
to Washington next week. Mrs. Baird
leaves many warm friends who regret
very much her departure but the Best
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