Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-03
TAYLOR

c. H. Keller, the gaslight man OF
Dickinson, transacted business here.
Mr.. Keller reports an unusually brisk
business this fall and states that he
has installed eight new systems in
Taylor alone the past year, and has
several mor good prospects on hand.
The Methodist Sunday school is
taking on new life. Blackboard
sketches on the lesson and special
teacher preparation will be given
particular attention. We extend to
all who are interested in Bible study
an invitation to come and enjoy with
us the Sunday school hour. n
Mrs. c. e. Tucker, propriNtress Of
the Wee hotel, was taken suddenly
i'll, and Miss Page, a trained nurse OF
Dickinson, was called and attended
the sick room. Mrs. Tucker gained
rapidly and on Monday evening she
left for Baker, Mont, where she will
visit with Mr.. Tucker.
*. Glorwick, one of MarshalIs most
substantial farmers, transacted bust
ness in our village. Mr.. Glorwick was
unfortunate this year in getting a
crop, as his land crop was hailed out.
He, nevertheless, wears a smile OF
content and says that next year
things may be different.
The departure of the X. +. Eiken
family for Kalispel, Mont, means the
loss to this community OF some Of it's
first settlers, as this FAM was one
of the first to settle north of town,
Mr.. Eiken conducting a ranch there
until a year ago, when he sold out
and, with his family, moved to Taylor.
He has purchased some land near
kalispe;.
A new n was sprung on a collec-
tor out north of town the other day,
when he drove up to a farm house
and insisted on Mr.. Farmer paying;
up what was due. Mr.. Farmer then
got busy with the butt end of a buggy
whip and drove the collector off the
place. Outside OF a slightly bruised
head the collector escaped without
serious injury.
kempshalrs orchestra is again
numbered among our Invest organiza-
tons since their recent meeting, az
which time it was decided to start
regular rehearsals and be in readi.
ness for any musical job, whether
large or small. They have leased the
auditorium for the coming year and
MI. Kempshall has been put in
charge Of same. The boys have TAX
Ell it upon themselves to furnish Tay-
lor with the best of entertainments,
as we'll as music, and every boost for
them will be appreciated.
The Taylor Dramatic-L Literary soci.
ETY. had another of those enjoyable
meetings. A varied program, consist
ing of songs, readings anu recita-
lions, was given and, to say the least,
was much enjoyed by the members
present. The home talent play was
discussed and the different parts as.
signed in the three-act comedy, "Her
Gloves" which the society will put
on after a months practice in re-
hearsing. The next meeting will be
held on Thursday evening, December
5, and a good attendance is looked
for. An interesting program is being
prepared.
The biggest and most enjoyable
social event Of the eason was the
dancing party given by the Taylor
Auditorium association. About sixty
couples participated in the fun, which
commenced at 8 o'clock, when Kemp
shalps orchestra of ten pieces hit up
the first strains of a waltz. Two.
steps and waltzes followed each 9th.
er in rapid succession and the merri-