The Dickinson press., 1912-11-09
Taylor

Rev. Rockwell of Dickinson visited
in Taylor Monday.
P. j. McGraw returned from Terry,
Mont. Monday evening.
Miss Dora Smith accepted the position
as clerk at Howe's store.
W. C. Schroeder of Hebron called on
his brother. Fred, Sunday.
Fred Maser of Dickinson visited his
brother, Victor, Sunday.
Election day was observed by both
the banks and the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knudson were
Dickinson visitors Monday evening.
Miss Pauline Locker had the misfor-
tune of spraining her wrist Wednesday.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fix of Marshall Monday.
Selma. the 11-year old daughter of L.
Stoxen was on the sick list last Sunday.
Abe Bailey. who has been running an
elevator at Antelope, was in town Fri
day.
Miss Florence Bradshaw accepted a
school at Collins and left for that place
Monday.
Misses Edith Jesperson and Elinor
Pallanch visited at the formers home
Sunday.
Miss leila Stanton visited with her
folks at Dickinson Friday returning
Sunday.
Peter Konradsen fromm Renville, is
staying in Taylor at present taking
medical treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rohde of
Knife River are the proud parents of a
baby boy born to them Tuesday.
F. Gabe who had been visiting
friends and relatives the last week, re-
turned to Gladstone. Michigan, Sunday.
Philip Gribnau returned from Winnie
peg, Cam, Sunday accompanied by his
daughter who had been at Winnepeg the
last year.
Mrs. j. B. Waters left for Jamestown
Monday, where she will vsiti for some
time before leaving for her new home in
Marietta, MINI.
Frank GiIlenberg Of Gladstone under
went an operation last Sunday afternoon
for a deep abscess of the shoulder. He
is improving rapidly.
The following politicians were in
town Saturday: C. c. Turner, Geo.
Brown. M. L.. Mcbride. Joe CuskelIy,
John Reuter- and E. A. Lillibridge.
A farewell party was given by the old
500 club at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Williams, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Waters. The evening was
spent in cards.
A great auction sale took place at the
j. B. Waters farm Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Waters will leave for their new
home in Marietta. MINI. in the neal
future. Their many friends are wishing
them much happiness in their new
home.
The Peoples Telephone Co. are gradual
lyenlareing their system and it will not
be long before nearly every farm tribu-
tary to the towns of Taylor. Richardton
tenn. The latest acquisition is the old
R%ichardton. This will be converted in
" q luAdl II Ia l. give oVlNlCC ~
a large number of farmers, as the COM
pany proposes building it to the Het-
finger county line. a distance of eigh.
teen miles. When the weather. permits
a crew of men will be put to work wir.
ing and installing phones in the homes
of the subscribers along the proposed
line.
The following pupils were perfect ir
attendance for the month ending Octo
Der 18th, 1912: 10th grade, Elsie Lar.
son. Matilda Stoxen. Alvina Rust, tel
estine Tracey, Vera johnson. Mabe
Christen; 9th Grade, ALI. johnson,
Lottie Larsen 9Th grade. Luella Esse
Lille Gabe. Hulda Stoxen: 7th grade
Fred Brandt, Crissie Christen. Georg'
Gabe, Elva Kyseth. Theresa Myran
Clara Stoxen /: 9th grade. Albert Brade
meyer, Cecil DeFrance, Lucille Lewis
5th Grade, Oral Esse. Lulu Hecht. Este
Kyseth 4th grade. Dick Brandt, Adam
Gabe. Hugo johnson, Lajla Myran
Ruth Stoxen; 3rd grade. Spencer Bobb
Mabel French Genevieve Howe, Henri,
f1unke, Teddy johnson, Samuel Lar
son, Gertrude Stoxen. Esther Strom
End grade. Odell Waters. Judith Nyha
gen. Eleanor Leutz. Bonnie Hunke. Mar
agret Gabe; list grade. Lloyd Esse,
Crete ..Hecht. Annie Hunke, Kennel
Price. Villa Hecht.