The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25
TAytoR NEWS

TAYLOR NEWS.
Torger Myran's house ID nearly COM
pleted. s,5
Mrs. H. Leutz spent Sunday in Rich
": I: Rappley. was in ron Bailey
Herman Leutz drove to Dickinson
Monday:
p. a. Hanks came from Halliday
Tuesday.
The frame Of the German parsonage
q. I, Esse was in Fargo afew days
Mrs Bonnie FiksdaIist very low with
fpneGmonia.
Chas. Lum spent a week with Dickin-
son friends. i
Mrs. Agnew was in Dickinson between
trains Thursday.
Jas. Christensen was in from Horse
nose Butte Sunday.
'Vern Baker has been suffering with
tonsilitis the. past week.
Spec. Lewis wa in from the ranch to
attend the dance Friday.
Miss Lizzie Theodorson left Friday to
join her sister at Marshall.
Mi. and Mrs. Ole Peterson were in
from Rockspring Monday.
Haven Storm from Marshall was reg
istered at the hotel Monday.
Lefor Bros. from Gladstone made a
professional call here Friday. II
G. w. Livingston was in from New
England the first of the week. 4:
L.Y. June aud son, John, were regis.
tered at the Baker hotel Sunday.
Hollis Payden from Lehigh was greet
ing old friends in Taylor Sunday.
The farmers from Spring Creek report
their grain coming up very nicely.
The members of the German Lutheran
church held a business meeting Monday.
Miss Alvig came up from Belfeld to
spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Nasset. .
Knute Berg, who had been in Wolf
Butte for some time, returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Gunwall of Dickinson re-
Gently spent a few days with her brother
near Taylor.
Henry -Hecht is. spending a week
rounding up his stock to be grazed on
the Bailey ranch.
Hon. L. A. Simpson and several
friends were down from Dickinson the
first of the week.
On Sunday morning, Oktor Mattson
received the sad news of the death Of his
| siefer in South nokoto
liver Ingebretson, who has been suffer-
ing with blood poison the past month, is
now rapidly improving.
Agent Rutherford now has an assist.
ant-Mr. Griffen from St. Paul. Mr..
Griffen acts as night operator.
DR.. Hennings was seen on, the street
Monday with a Klondike cap. Put it
away, Doc, summer has come.
The bridge timber was taken north
and work has been begun on the bridge
across Knife river near Paulson.
Upon advice of the local physician,
Mrs. Martin Hanson left last Saturday
for Fargo to consult an eye specialist.
Henry Brandt from near Richardton
their infant baby died a few days ago.
Henry Madison, Capt. Sieverts,, Miss
Jersin and Miss earns were among those
who went out to Marshall last Monday.
H. @. Hendrickson was called east by
a telegram stating that his brother,
Charles, was dying at Chippaway Falls.
Julius Williams of the Spring Valley
Land Co. returned from. the east last
Sunday, accompanied by a party of land
seekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson are now
comfortably settled in the Koesel house,
which the Mandan Mercantile Co. has
purchased
Mrs. Opdahl from Sacred Heart,
Mimi, arrived here Friday evening for
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs: j. Williams.
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Collision from West
Virginia, Rahlf Potts and Robt. Schreier
from Youngstown, Ohio, were located by
the Spring Valley Land Co. last week.
party Of young people left here
Monday fol; L. A. Watkins, there to be
joined BY a crowd from Rockspring, and
then start for the Bad Lands for a two
weeks outing.
+. D. Morford has been delivering
trees for the Jewell Nursery Co. this
week. How nice it would be if all the
farmers would plant even just a few
trees on their claims. !
Miss earns gave a farewell party to
all Of the scholars she has had enrolled
during her three years stay. in Taylor
All are sorry that Miss earns will not be
with them again this year.
On Sunday afternoon considerable ex:
%citenlent was caused by Williams and