The Dickinson press., 1907-06-01
IAylOR NEWS.

day.
oscar Baker had his house painted last
week.
Mrs. Leutz went % Richardson Wed,
nesday.
MISS Mabel Bobb was in Dickinson
Monday.
lhe school grounds are being fenced
this week..
Col. Williams drove to Richardson
w Wednesday.
Lhas. Ottet has moved onto the Thos.
Evans farm.
Miss Ada Lewis visited in Dickinson
over Sunday.
Mr.. Courtney is having his lumber
shed painted.
Postmaster Melby from Melby was in
Taylor tuesday.
Paul liner was in Mandan between
trains Tuesday.
Oscar Baker is moving into his new
house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvenail were in from
Marshall Tuesday.
Archie Temby was in Taylor between
trains Wednesday.
vern Baker had a fence put around
his yard last week.
Halvor Jensin was in Gladstone be-
tween trains Saturday.
Miss Marie Paulson spent Saturday
with Richardton friends.
H. M. Knowlton left for his home at
Waterloo, Ia, last Monday.
A baby girl was born'to MI. and Mrs.
Fred Ablemen last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Waters visited at
the L. Y. June home Sunday.
Miss Elida Doe from Melby spent a
few days with Taylor friends.
Alvin Bohn and Blame Little enjoyed
a drive from Richardton Sunday.
The state bank examiner was here Fri
day and found everything o K.
Mrs. Henry Tyler left Monday for
Chicago for a visit with relatives.
Last Saturday Mrs. K. Knudson re-
ceived her check from the M. w. A.
Mrs. J. Williams and mother are visit.
1 ;no with Mrc r,rl E,on.o, D~
spring.
Fred Frells from the eastern part of
the state was located by the Spring Val
ley Land Co.
MI. and Mrs. June from Rockspring
recently spent a few days at the ]. B.
| Waters home.
A number of friends called on Mrs.
Torgerson last Wednesday, it being her
sixty-seventh birthday.
On Wednesday work was begun on H.
Leutz's house, putting a foundation
under and also raising it:
&C. Lawbough has returned from
Woodward, Ia, where he was called by
the death of his mother.
Chas. Lum has gone west and expects
to bring his bride with him when he re.
turns in about three months.
liver Larson and his sisters, Misses
Hannah and Louise, from Melby were in
Taylor on business Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Silvernail have rented
the Thos. Evans house and are moving
their household goods into it.
The Gladstone baseball nine was ur
and beat our boys by a score of q to II
Better practice some, boys, before yor
try any more.
On Wednesday last ALI. Jorgenson re-
turned from a trip to La Crosse, Wis.
where he went in the interests of the
Cannon Ball Land Co.
On Thursday last Mrs. Baird. returned
from a four months visit with her daugh
tiers, Mesdames Kirby and Hanks al
Snohomosh, Wash. Mrs. Baird's health
is greatly improved and she advises he,
friends to take a similar trip.
Died, on Saturday, at her home nea,
Knife river, Mrs. Catrina Fiksdal, wifi.
of Bonnie Fiksdal, after an illness O
about a week. Services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Larson at the Norwegian
church last Monday and interment fol
lowed at the Norwegian Lutheran Gem
etery. About four years ago Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fiksdal moved here from Mime
sofa and had just taken up a claim
where they were building up a nice home
when the wife was called to the othe,
shore. Mrs. Fiksdal leaves, a husband
and three children, the oldest being five
years, to mourn the loss of a loving wife
and mother; also a father, mother, sistel
and brother in Norway. The stricken
husband has the sympathy Of the entire
community.
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