The Dickinson press., 1912-10-12
Richardton

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Mrs. ]. j. Fleck was in Glen Ollin
Saturday.
Johnnie DeFrance.. was in Dickinson
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark were in
Taylor on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Yaeck were shop
ping in Dickinson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Koesel and fam
lily autoed up from Mott Tuesday.
Miss Barbara Schmidt was to Hebron
Saturday to have dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Williams left Sat-
urday for a months visit at St. Paul.
H. M. Pippin and Henry Klein were
to Bismarck Saturday to take in the ex-
position.
&c. A. Kelly and Miss Katie Ritter
autoed up from Mott Thursday evening,
returning Friday.
One of the twin baby girls of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Marcovitz has been very sick
with cholera infantum.
Misses Martha %Baggenstoss and Laura
~Baggenstoss went to Bismarck Friday
to take in the exposition. They re-
turned Sunday.
j. A. Pohl has his pool hall in fine
shape now and it seems to be one of
the popular places in town for people
outside of business. hours.
L. Hlllyer was in Saturday from IA
miles north with a load of fax. He
has been out from Illinois for five years
and seems to be very we'll satisfied with
the country.
H. A. Burgeson, candidate for states
attorney, was down from Dickinson
Sunday and while in town was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Faber.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Germ
an Lutheran church are going to give a
chicken dinner and bazaar Sunday.
October 18th, everybody is welcome.
A recent issue of The Financier gives
the Merchants State bank 7th place in
the honor roll of state banks in North
Dakota. The bank was started nearly
six years ago and the stockholders have
reason to feel pleased with its growth.
The Richardton Milling Co. is grind
ing steadily now and the intention is
to run the mill both day and night as
soon as an additional supply of mill
water is secured. Killer Bros, who
started the mill, are now only interest
ed in the store and lumber yerd. a sister
having the mill.
John G. DE- france, a former Dickin-
son boy, seems to be gettinG along
splendidly at the Richardton State
bank. He has a responsible position,
appreciates the fact. and is doing his
best for his management, which will
eventually give him a we'll earned pro.
motion.
The people of the village are pleased
with the development of the Glover
Creamery Co., started in 1910 by Joe
and Frank Killer. 1t came by it's name
on account of thick clover patches just
east of town where the creamery build.
ngs were placed. The patrons of the
Glover Creamery Co. number 116 and
81, 900 to So, 600 is the amount paid out
monthly to farmers. The butter is most
ly sold in Montana.
C. c. Gordon returned a short time
ago from a few days trip in Mercer
county. He found the crops good, run.
ming from is to IS bushels to the acre
Stanton, the county seat town, is
growing and the people over there d.
not seem a bit anxious to have the
Northern Pacific branch extended west.
It is generally understood that there will
be no iron laid on the proposed exten.
sion before spring.
j. H. Breum has some beautiful al.
falfa cut this year at the J. M. Siegris'
farm. the old Ed. r. Bonney place
south of Antelope. The first cutting,
made in June, shows a growth of abou,
6 feet and the second cutting in Aug.
ust stands 3 feet high. The third cut:
ting was allowed to rlpen for seed.
The heavy stand of alfalfa was grown
on an old barnyard patch. Mr.. Breum
hassome 6 it. winter rye from the
Benz. Webb experiment station tina,
yielded AZ bushels to the acre. He
also has good corn, clover and timoth,
samples lin his real estate office.