The Dickinson press., 1908-03-28
- 4..=-=..&@T DICKINSON PRESS MARCH IS. 1908.
IAYloR NEWS

FrES $50
John Bang was in from Melby Tues
chas: Traceywent to Halliday Thurs
day. gs :
w. 7. Rappley wa in from Bailey last
Thursday.
Sunday. .f55Sasss & sss Il s sSasfst
Levi yesperson is critically II with
pneumonia. 70. }ti @asF ~.
Henry Tyle. was in,ttrcn Marshal 4
Alfred P. Thompson went out 70 :. his
claim Thursday.
B: 9: Baker, s., is visiting Ills son,
Harland Silvernail came in from the
ranchslast Thursday.
Melvin Burns was down from Rock
spring Wednesday.
Editor N. L. Ayers was greeting Tay-,
Tor friends Saturday.
Thomas Evans was a business caller
IN Dickinson Tuesday. !. ;Sa
Nh. and Mrs. Paul liner moved out to
the ranch last Tuesday. 8Ss
Miss Petra Siverts; is attending the
Dickinson Business College.
!. Gilmen Lofthus from Halliday had
business in Taylor Wednesday.
Miss Clara Torgerson and niece,
Maple, went to Dickinson Sunday.
Miss Finch went to Dickinson Tuesday
to make final proof on her claim. .
Nells Lee from Marshall visited his
brother, Clarence, last Thursday
Or. Hennings was called to attend one
Of Mr.. Darling's children last Sunday.
Jack WEIGH from Dickinson wat shak-
ing hands with Taylor friends Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott from Rock
spring are spending several days in Tay-
lor.
Next Wednesday the county Wood
men convention will be held in this vii
lage.
Benzie were in Dickinson between trains
Tuesday. Il.
Mrs. Anton Anderson of Belfeld Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson here
last Saturday. #
Last week, Baker & Sons purchased a
team of draft horses from A. B. Berry.
The price. paid wa $500.
Henry Plaggemeyer and son, Robert,
liams Bros. last Monday.
Jack White left Monday for Chance,
S. d., where he will visit for a short time,
and then expects to start;for Alaska.
The young men of Taylor are so scarce
that several of the young ladies. had to
dress in mems attire to entertain the
rest. e.4.
Ed. Doe came in from Rockspring
Thursday and returned Saturday. His
sister, Miss Elida, accompanied him
home. r.. " "s
w. D. Klingler, a ho,mesteader. near
Bailey in Dunn county, was in the past
week to meet his wife and children9from
South Dakota. Ak.
The Jolly 500 we're entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. F. G.. Hutchinson last Thurs
day, and by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .Brade-
meyer On Monday evening.
Several of the young people from
Taylor attended the dance at the. home
Of /. A. Peck north OF Gladstone last
Saturday evening. All report a good
time. iss
Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, solid cop
per, no better made at whatever price.
For sale at The Racket store, $8:5o. s.
Dickinson. n. b.
Charles Tracey has been doing some
good hot water and steam fitting work
the past season. He installed five heat
ing plants purchased through Baker &
Sons in Taylor, and has just installed
hot water plant at the ranch ofssEnand
Paulson 20 miles north5on Knife:river.
On Saturday evening,;a about Is friends
gathered.at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Christen while Mr.. Christen was up
town. On returning home about 3
O'Clock, he was surprised to find his
home occupied by his friends. The
guests found plenty of amusement at
500. 'tA:light lunch was served and then
a toast was: given by Mr.. Courtney, who
presented them with a set Of silver
spoons, as Mrs. Christen's birthday was
Friday and Mr.. Christen's Sunday. All
voted Mr.. and Mrs. Christen royal en-
tertainers and wished them many happy