The Dickinson press., 1907-10-12
TAYLOR NEWS.

Rev. c. c. Joern was in NJ OFT Monday
Receiver w. A. Mcclure was down
Sunday.
B. c. Gard transacted business here
Monday.
John Hearing was here between trains
Monday.
W. o. Johnson was here from Melby
Tuesday.
Jim Bailey received a nice new organ
last week.
L. Scott. who has been sick, is again
able to be out.
Rev. Mr.. Gausted visited here several
days this week.
H. Leutz was a business caller in Dick
inson Saturday.
Irwin Lewis left Monday to attend
school at Fargo.
Mrs. Phelps was a west.bound passen.
ger Wednesday.
Gilbert Doe was in from Melby Tues
day for supplies.
Jim Christensen from Rockspring is
the new dray mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rothchild were in
from Melby Friday.
MIR. Brodie from Dickinson had bust.
ness here Saturday.
w. w. Brookings transacted business
in Dickinson Thursday.
Miss Olava Larson left for her home
near Gladstone Saturday.
A. o. Nasset from Rainy Butte was
here on business Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Hennings was in Dickinson
between trains Wednesday.
DR.. Hennings and Col. Williams had
business in Mott last Monday.
Thorval Royce is attending the Red
Wing seminary at Red Wing, MINI.
Rev. F. w. Gress of Dickinson
preached to a large audience Sunday.
Mr.. Rees and Will Baird have gone to
the Bad Lands for a short hunting trip.
A daughter was born Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dab
len.
Miss Julia Bailey and Bernice Dem.
ming are out on their claims for a short
time.
Miss Minnie Martin has gone to Dick
inson for a months stay with Mrs. N.
Chase.
Mrs. Baird and son, Willie, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Rees yer to Dickinson
Friday.
Flossie Jennings visited with the
Misses Elsie and Mabel Torgerson over
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Benzie is spending a week
with her friend, Mrs. c. E. Alderman, at
Rockspring.
DR.. Davis was down Tuesday in con
sultation with DR.. Hennings concerning
Henry Myran.
1. Y. June and daughter, Mrs. c. E.
Alderman, visited at the J. B. Waters
home Thursday.
Tuesday, n of Mr.. Assguard's boys
had the misfortune to have a horse fall
on his leg, breaking it.
Mrs. Julia Hall returned from a three
months visit with relatives in Granite
Falls, Mimi, last Thursday.
Tuesday evening, D. R. Haguewood
returned from a months visit with
friends and relatives in Altamont, S. D.
Miss Inga Helvig. who had been in
Dickinson for some time, arrived here
Sunday evening and has gone out to her
claim.
Saturday evening, Mrs. Harry Scott
left to join her husband in St. Paul and
will then visit relatives in Iowa and
Minnesota.
Mrs. Simpson and daughter, Alice,
from Monticello, Mimi, arrived here
Friday evening and have gone u to
their claim.
Peter Reinholdt returned to his home
in Bentley last Tuesday after having
completed the cement work on the cellar
under the bank.
Sunday evening, Pat McGraw returned
from W%atertown, Minn., where he at
tended the funeral of his mother. His
mother was born in Ireland about s.
years ago. She moved to England and
subsequently to St. Anthony Falls, now
the city of Minneapolis. Later the fam.
lily took up land 40 miles west of the city,
and IS years ago moved to Watertown,
where the aged mother died. She was a
lady much admired by all who had the
pleasure of forming her acquaintance.
Herman Leutz was getting signatures
from the residents in the unorganized
territory north this week for the organ.
ization of said territory with temporary
county seat to be located on section IS,
township 145, range %. 1t is said that
another petition is out for the same pur-
pose but for location of the county seat
on the Fayette road north of Dickinson.
The location of the county seat on sec.
IS, twp. 145, r. "a will bring it as near to
the center of the territory to be organ
lied as possible and make a choice town
site, it being at or near the present post
Office of Melby.