The Dickinson press., 1911-11-25
RichaPdton


Miss Sarah Bussen left recent
ly for her claim at Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolsey spent Sunday
at Dr.. and Mrs. Bussen's home.
Fred Born has returned from q trip to
Chicago, where he shipped some cattle.
Mr.. McGoon was here on business the
tore part of the week.
Frank Osterwind shipped a carload of
cattle to Chicago Wednesday.
Miss Kathryn Chamberlain of Glen
UlIin came up Saturday to have some
dental work done.
Primo. H. o. Pippin from Gladstone
visited his brother, Prof. H. M. Pippin,
Saturday.
Clarence Lee was in from Loring after
a load of supplies for his store on Mon
day.
Joe Tutelman has returned from Min
neapoIis and has accepted his old posi-
tion again ss clerk for Marcovitz &
Reiter.
M. Marcovitz made a business call
between trains at Dickinson last Tues
day.
Morris Ruder of Manning was a bust
ness caller at Richardton this week and
a guest of Marcovitz & Reiter.
Chas. McWold and Jos. Fleck were at
the county seat between trains Saturday
night.
Postmasters Edward Larson of Mar
shall and J. A. johnson of Dunn were
in from the north on business Tuesday.
Spot Bowser returned home after a
weeks absence.
Mrs. Peter Dirkes left last week for an
extended visit to her sister at Noonan.
N. D.
c. S. Bowser. MIR. Krick. Frank Will
lows and J. M. Sieerist Sundayed on
Heart river shooting Dummies. returning
home with forty-eight.
Henry Schmidt, of Born & Schmidt,
shipped three cars of cattle to Chicago
this week.
Attorney R. H. Yaeck made a busi-
ness trip to the county seat Sunday
night, returning Tuesday morning.
Albert Koesel attended court at Mott
last week.
John H. Breaum was out north last
week stacking his flax. Mr.. Breaum has
100 acres n expects to get ten bushels
per acre.
R. A. Countryman. assistant manager
of the Mandan Mercantile Co. of Man.
dan, was here this week. taking invent
DRY of their yards here.
Miss Martha ~Baggenstoss entertained
several friends Wednesday evening in
honor of Misses Emma Hodel and Ade-
line johnson.
VIM. C. Plunkett of Villa was a guest
for several days at the %Bageenstoss
home recently.
Miss Lena Ebstrosser left for Dickin-
son Sunday, where she has accepted a
position as clerk in the Crowl- Schroeder
store.
Louis Klein made a trip out north in
the interests of the Empire Separator
Co.
Miss Emma Hodel and Adeline John
son of Albany, Mimi, who have been
the guests of Miss Martha Baggenstoss
departed for Great Falls, Mont. No.
vember 16.
Miss Nellie Martha and Peter Pfepsin
were married by Father Lucas at St.
Mary's Abbey Tuesday morning, after
which a reception was held at the
brides home. Their many friends wish
them a happy welded life.
Manager Wing of The Peoples Tele.
phone Co. reports the following phones
installed this week at Richardton: C.
c. Hill, residence. Richardton State
hank. A. F. Mischief. Mandan Mercan.
tile Co., North Star Lumber Co. r. P.
Gress, Klein Mercantile Co.. Red Cross
Drug Store, depot, Killer Bros, and the
postofice.
Miss Marie Osterwind and Miss Clare
Hill were in Dickinson on Monday fol
THE Red Mill" play. While at thu
county seat town they were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. {. Ayers. Mis-.
Osterwind was formerly a pupil in thu
Dickinson public schools, and Miss Ellie
Smith, s~tenosrapher at the. experiment
station. raj with her in school at Fargo
the past year.
The Richardton Commercial Club held
an important meeting Friday evening
and many important matters were taker