The Dickinson press., 1912-11-23
Richardton


Rochus Gress was to Taylor on busi-
ness Saturday.
Wedding bells will o be ringing
in our vicinity.
Mrs. John Klein, ST., has been on the
sick list with a bad cold.
Julius Brummund attended the dance
at Taylor last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Mischief moved
into their new house Monday.
Miss Rosie Gress and Rasmus Bax-
mier spent Sunday evening in Dickin-
son.
Mrs. Leo Hoff is enjoying q visit from
her father. Anton !Giess of Washogol,
Wash.
August Paddock was in from his farm
near Gladstone. Sunday visiting with
friends here.
Nels Nelson from out north, had a
fair crop this year. He threshed the
last of August.
Louis Keiter and Albert Koesel
made q Is mile trip out north on BUSH
ness Monday.
Mrs. Reilly and daughter returned to
Gladstone Sunday after a visit at the
home of r. Rixen.
c. c. Hill visited with his family
Sunday. returning to Taylor Sunday
evening on No. 7.
Albert Koesel and August Koesel
came up from Mott Sunday on business
returning Tuesday.
Mrs. George Davis and little daueh-
ter of Taylor. visited at the VIM. john
stone home Sunday.
Martin Litzinger returned from Can
ada last week and is employed at the
Peter Palm pool hall.
Mrs. J.. M. Siegrist spent a few days
last week visiting at the J.. w. Harm
den home in Dickinson.
James Donohue, manager of the North
Star lumber yard at Beach. was q BUSH
ness caller here last week.
Joe j. Fleck. local manager for the
Mandan Mercantile Co.. went to Dick
inson Of business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff H%ettenbaueh are
the proud parents of a little daughter
which arrived last Monday.
Mrs. Harry Hettenbuugh and baby
of Antelope visited at the George Het-
tenbaugh home ove Sunday.
Ed. Kruger, Fred Sable, Arthur
Webb. and Ted Heisler were visitors
at the county seat Sunday evening.
A farewell party will be given for
Rev. Paul Haupt and wife at the James
Callahan home next Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Blasf1ue and children of
Glendive. Mont, visited at the F. A.
Mischief and Adam Mischief homes this
week.
Kenneth Julian and Rovena Rich of
Gladstone were united in marriage
Monday at the A. E. Croy home here
by Judge Paul Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.. Fleck and Rochus
Gress and family attended a party out
at the Raphael Fleck farm north of
town Saturday afternoon.
Leo Hof recently purchased a quarter
section of J. H. Breum at SIS an acre.
MIR. H0ff is the man who purchased the
Bruvold place five miles northeast of
town some years ago.
MIR. and Mrs. earns arrived here Sat-
urday from Mandan. Mr.. Carnes was
to have taken Mr.. Zaner's place as OPP
orator here but was called to Glendive
Tuesday to fill a position there.
Arthur Hansen. Mira Zebley, Rachel
Cameron, Vera Gay. Elizabeth Eng
strom. Lora Hobart. Bessie Mullen and
Amelia Hobart attended teachers ex-
animation at Dickinson last week.
Max Baumgartner and family have re-
turned from Lefor where Mr.. Baumgart-
ner was engaged in carpenter work the
past summer, They will occupy their
new cottage in the west part of town.
j. H. Breum said Saturday that he
had been unable to market his GRAIN
threshed five weeks. before. The roads
were 80 heavy teams were unable to
haul it to town. He had $50 acres Of
grain in stack yet to thresh.
P. Al. Poll, who came to the village
less than two years ado from St. Cloud,
MINI. is well: satisfied, with his pool
hall business. Trade has not been &C
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