The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
Taylor

E. Deffebach from Dickinson was in
Taylor Sunday.
Andy and Abe Knudson were in Dick
inson over Sunday.
J..F. Christen returned Friday from
Hunters Hot Springs. 4
M. T. Knudson transacted business in
Dickinson Monday.
A crew of painters are here painting
the depot and section house.
Hon. Ferdinand Leutz from Hebron
was q business caller here Tuesday.
j. Laubscher and H. Leutz were bust
ness callers in Richardton Wednesday.
On Sunday Miss Ivy Silvernail left for
Marshall, where she will teach school
this winter. &
Ole T. Olson from Schafer arrived here
Friday and is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Olson.
Last week M. T. Knudson sold his
place of business to O. w Arthur, who
look possession at once. n
Gus Eckland left for Haynes, N. D.,
last Wednesday. after having spent sew
eral months in Taylor.
On Friday evening Miss Alice Simp-
son arrived here from Monticello, Mimi.
and has gone out to her claim.
Miss Engen from Goodrich, N. D., con-
cluded her visit with Mrs. Price and
left Wednesday for Casselton.
On Thursday morning, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. N. Hutchinson left for Twin Brooks.
S. D., They expected to drive the en-
tire distance. f.
On Wednesday Miss Anna Knudson
returned from Dickinson, where she
underwent an operation for appedicitis
some time ago.
E. A. Bradley, travelling freight agent
on this division for the Milwaukee. was
in town Sunday looking otter the inter-
ests of his road.
On Friday last Dick Dohnman shipped
two carloads of cattle and O. Engen-
felter one. The former accompanied the
shipment to Chicago.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrk r: l.
Pound received a new Everett piano
which they purchased from the Stone
music house at Fargo.
On the 18th there were nine carloads
of cattle shipped from Taylor John
Wieelanda 1, Sam Brand 3. Wm- Hecht
/, John Nyhaeen Z, and Peter Bsatberg
2: -
Henry and Roy Efbe arrived the, first
of the week FROM Java, S. D.. and have:
zone into the country near Halliday
where they esxpeat u ~locatea henaa.
steads. 81
Several from Taylor attended the
dance at Richardton last Friday. All
report having had a good tie and we;
presume they did as several. didn't re@
turn until the next day.
Andrew Hawkensen and Lewis Pikop
arrived the first of the week from Wen
dali, Mimi. and have GENE out into thu
country east of Oakdale to build N Their
homesteads. They like their locatian
and will establish residence about IAN
uary 10th. g
Gov. John Burke came to this town
Monday morning from Dickinaoa to
address the voters of this precinct. The
audience was small on account Of the
bad weather. The governor delivered
one Of his interesting speeches on the
current issue of national and state poll
+. tics and his remarks were well received.
THE teachers and pupils Of the lay
lor school and q number OF ladies were
in attendance. q
A. Dorsey has been delivering graiz
the past week. He has a nice farm AZ
miles southwest of town and has a goot
report to make for his seasons work
From q bushels of seed wheat sowea
last spring he threshed 430 bushels thi
fall and has fully so bushels more t
. thresh. He had about 40 acres in crop
mostly summer following on old land
and has already threshed 1900 bushel
of grain, with about 400 bushels Q
oats and wheat and 20 acres of fla
yet to thresh. It would be well for fal
mers and prospective farmers to kno,
that Mr.. Dorsey did all of the work him
. self, with the exception of one ma
. who assisted four days in shocking th
grain. He has good reason to be sati,
fed with his summers work.
d.. A. j. Hennings has sold his pra'
v tice and instruments to D.. Cady of Bal
croft. Mich, who is already located ]
= business here. D.. ;Cady comes with 4
. 1Every best Of recommendations and
capable of handling the practice in Ta,
il. Elo1r and tho surrounding territory. D
'ifHenninas has been in Taylor for abo
sft four years and has had an excelle
practice, which has BEEN handled I'M
y. aNEEGrsBEE ~ NtEE7itgEL-d s1Y. :. n 49,.