The Dickinson press., 1907-07-27
1AYloR NEWS.

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W. l.. Rappley was in from Bailey
Monday.
Col. Williams drove to Richardton
Tuesday.
Gilbert and Ed. Doe we're in from
Melby Thursday.
Mrs. Courtney and children went to
| Dickinson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schulberg were
in from Melby Tuesday.
c. H. Smith was in the first of the
week from Spring creek.
Torger Myran returned Thursday
from a short visit in Iowa.
DR.. Henning made a professional
call at Gladstone Saturday.
Ferdinand Leutz from Hebron was
down IN business Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Brown left Tuesday for a
short visit in Ellsworth, Wis.
NJ. c. Phelps is in Larimore this
week, hustling for the Yoemen.
Miss Josephine Lewis returned to
Valley City after a short vacation.
Mrs. Wahlstadt left Friday evening
for a visit with relatives in Hebron.
Sigart Evenson was out in the Spring
creek country the first of the week.
Miss Marie Stensguard returned
Monday from a short visit in Iowa.
Dr.. Bailey of Bailey lett for his old
home in Indianapolis, Ind, for a brief
visit.
Louis R%osenberg's smiling counte-
nance was seen on our streets Wednes.
day.
Taylor was we'll represented at the
Old Settlers picnic at Gladstone on
Thursday.
August Wagner is improving the
looks OF the Baker hotel by giving it a
coat of paint.
Taylor ball team plays at ]. X. Stacks
next Sunday. Wake up boys and show
them how 10 play.
During the storm Saturday morning
the lightning killed a horse belonging
to P. A. Schulberg.
is. Rutherford left Monday even.
ing for Fargo and from there will go to
Canada for a vacation.
T. A. Helseth, who has been in Taylor
for sometime returned to his home
near Melby last Monday.
On Wednesday last Charles Roger
left for Mandan, where he has been ap.
pointed section foreman.
Martin Knudson, H. Jennings, Oktor
Mattsod and w. c. Hecht attended the
ball game at Richardton Sunday.
Misses Anna Knudson, Josie Larson
and Nellie Lawhead spent Sunday at
home, returning to Dickinson Sunday
evening.
Word has been received from Mime
apolis that Miss Ella Larson has been
successfully operated upon and expects
to be home in a short time.
Mrs. Waters was agreeably surprised
last Monday by a visit from her father
from St. Paul. Her brother from Wash.
ington is also visiting here.
The frame of H. w. Brademeyer's
new house is now up. Ole Williams
new house is nearly complicated and
H. Leutz has his house raised.
Mrs. Henry Kline enjoyed a drive
from Richardson Tuesday. Miss Louise
Kauer, who came up the day before
accompanied her on the return.
Friends of Mrs. Joein will be pleased
to learn that she was successful,
operated upon last Monday and at the
present writing is doing nicely.
Mr.. Dahl of Gladstone is acting al
agent during Mr.. Rutherford's vacation
while Mr.. Grifen is operator. Mr.
Vandel is our new night operator.
The little nine years old daughter o
Bennett Payne died Monday night o
, brain fever. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
On Monday evening A. J. Laubsche
left for a visit with relatives in tn
northeastern part OF the state and from
i. there he expects to 80 to his old hom'
: in Wisconsin.
{ On Sunday the Taylor boys went t
Richardson and crossed bats with tn
, boys there, defeating them 10 to 5. l
: was a very interesting game and tn
: boys are just waking up.
On Sunday J. F. Christen, Henr.
Atleman, John and Abe Knudson en-
joyed a drive in the country. The,
went out for an all days ride but whel
, some fifteen miles south of Gladston
they joined a wedding party and
evidently, had a good time, as they di'
I not return until the mex morning.