The Dickinson press., 1912-02-03

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Wedding bells will soon Be ringing.
F. Z. Hutchinson made 4 business
trip to Belaeld on Wednesday.
Miss Adele Berg Of Zenith spent SAT-
urday here at the Larson home.
j. H. Caldwell went to Dickinson re-
Gently to look after business interests.
B. A. Card of Collins was t~ransactina
business in town Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Chas. Howe returned from
Slouehton. Wisconsin. Saturday. even
ing.
Mrs. Hamblin of Halliday is visiting
with her sister. Mrs. Henry Hansen,
this week.
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson visited with
relatives at Deep Creek the forepart of
the week.
Miss Adeline Lewis left on WIednes-
day for Fargo to resume her studies at
the N. D. A.. c.
Jas. Fox. who resides neal Melby,
was t%ransactinR business in Taylor on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Albert Hake's face was all smiles
and announced that a daughter arrived
at their home January II.
Fifty new books have been added. to
the school library, also fifty new text
books have been received.
Mildred Benzie is assisting with the
house work at G. H. Waters this week.
Mrs. Waters is on the sick list.
Fred Christensen and family of COL
Inns are visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Christensen, this week.
VIM. johnson of Manning left
Wednesday morning for Lincoln. Me-
braska. where he will visit for some
time.
Rev. M. M. Schmidt is now at Mott
conducting services and will not he
back to Taylor for services before Feb
ruary ii.
]. E. Franks. the barber. returned
from Wisconsin. last week. Ole Sanford,
who acted in his place. returned to his
home at H%irschville Monday.
Miss Nellie Schmidt is acting as hello
girl at Richardton this week. Miss Heg-
geson. who has charge of the Office
there, is visiting at Bismarck.
E. Helmer and A. Nordness have
been hauling rock this week for the
new residence. John Knudson intends
to build as o @ as the weather permits.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Wing
are pleased to learn that their baby is
rapidly improving and Mrs. Wing ex-
poets to be home from Bismarck in the
near future.
Gina Bratbree. who was reported as
being very low with consumption at St.
Johns hospital in Fargo. is better and
expects to return the latter part of this
week.
Carl Grundhauser from south of Taylor
was in town on Monday evening to meet
his mother-in-law. who came on No. 7
from Hebron, where she had been visit
ing for some time.
Two of Taylor's young people left
Monday evening for their new vocation,
having accepted the agency for a calen-
dar firm in Iowa City. Mrs. Lottie.
French goes to Montana. Harland
Silvernail goes to South Dakota. We
wish them much success.
The committee of the Taylor Auditor
ium association held a meeting at the
Taylor school house on Saturday night
and decided to buy a lot from Andy
Rosendahl, which lays on Ertell street
in block No. 81, on which to build the
| auditorium.
Fred Kempshall of Marshall left Thurs
day evening on No. 7 for Dickinson.
where he expected to take No. 6 east
for Kansas City. No. He will be look
ing after business interests for about
two weeks.
The hustline farmers of this vicinity
are taking advantage of the beautiful
weather we are having, to get their
grain to market, keeping our grain ele-
vator men a hopping from early morn
ing till late at night
Taylor is to have another line of bust
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Kelley are to
locate here, having commenced house.
keeping in the Cady residence. Mr.,
Kelley comes highly recommended as q
frst-class harness maker and shoe re.
pairer and will have his Office in the
Farmers Elevator. Give him a call.
Mrs. P. F. Kelly organized the RoyaI
Neighbors of America here and on Sat.
urday gave them their obligations anl