The Dickinson press., 1912-04-27
Rlchardton
Mrs. James Reilly is on the sick Ii.

Mrs. James Reilly is on the sick list.
Miss Lena Miller returned to Oakdale
Saturday.
G. W. Norrin is a Twin City visitor
this week.
Chas. Kelly of Mott autoed to our city
on Thursday.
Sheriff Wiech was down from Dickin-
son Tuesday.
Atty. r. H. Yaecr' returned from the
east Saturday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mn. H. Smith,
Tuesday, q SON..
Miss Coney Rexin is employed at the
Fred Reuter- home.
Ed. Carson of Marshall was a BUSH
ness visitor Monday.
Atty. +. A. McCurdy of Bismarck wa
in our town Sunday.
The wedding bells will soon be ring
ing in this vicinity.
Emmett Smith of Collins was a busi-
ness visitor Saturday. I
Rob't. Hunkie received his new Over
land auto IN Tuesday.
T. Heisler and B. O'Day spent Sum
day at h county seat.
Valdemar lessen of Dickinson was a
visitor here on Saturday.
Martin Eskestrand transacted busi-
ness in Almont Saturday.
E.. H. Pathmann made a trip out
south on business Monday.
Adam Weller and R. P. G,ess were
Dickinson visitors Saturday.
John O'Day has been eick in bed for
the past week with rheumatism.
John Laubscher of Taylor received his
new Overland auto here Thursday.
J. F. Christen and Col. Williams
autoed down from Taylor Tuesday.
Carl Lehman and son, Paul. were
in Dickinson Friday and Saturday.
j. A. Krick, r. H. Yaeck and Chas.
McWold made q trip out north in the
auto Tuesday.
A. f. Mischief is busy these days cir
culatine a petition for county commits
sioner for the third district
August Paddock and Miss Anna Pad
duck from north of Taylor visited at the
Albert Koesel home Sunday.
John Reilly and Edward Reilly of
Medora were in town last week visiting
their mother. Mrs James Reilly.
Mrs. Birdsall and two children of
Gladstone visited at the Albert koesel
home Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L%auterbach and
Bert Moore of Taylor visited at the
George Hettenbaueh home Sunday.
Mrs. H. 3. elk and Mrs. F. Reiter
left for Bismarck Friday, where Mrs.
Reiter is to undergo an operation.
Mrs. Ora Rich and Mrs. Lyle Rich
and twin babies of Gladstone visited
Agent and Mrs. r. D. Williams Satur-
day.
Pisus Dinius left for Glendive Friday,
where he has accepted a position as
delivery man for a large department
store there.
John Bleir unloaded his Altman and
Taylor engine and plows which he
bought through the local agent, John
Pfeifer. on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gress left Satur-
day for a few days. visit in Dickinson.
after which they will continue on their
way home to Washington.
Mrs Bertha linn of New Salem is
visiting here this week with her daugh-
ter. MrA. G. S. Bowser. and her grand
daughter. Mrs. W. Kemper.
Joseph Green, the painter of this
city. moved to Billings, Mont, last
Saturday. where he will continue in
the painting business there.
James Donahue. formerly with the
North Star Lumber Co. here and now
with the same company in Beach, was
~transacting business here Monday.
Fritz Reiter, the butcher, left for
Bismarck Monday night. being called
there owing to the serious illness of his
wife, who is in the hopsital there.
: Adam Forster autoed to Dickinson in
his new Overland auto. accompanied by
E. Mottershead and r. S. Bookings,
who transacted business there Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. C. S. Bo@ser went to
New Salem Thursday to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Bowser's brother. Mr..
Bowser returned Thursday evening on
No. S while Mrs. Bowser remained in
New Salem until Sunday.
Fred Pathmann. of Carson was in
town this week on business. Mrs.
Pathmann and daughters, Lillian and
Rosy. came az far Al New Salem.
where they visited with Mrs. Adam OFT,
mother of Mrs. Pathmann.
The Richardton Military Band. com.
posed of Is members, will start mex
Sunday at 3 p. m. to give their weekly
Z concerts, which they will continue Il
give every Sunday the weather permits
I The band boys have practiced faithfully
all winter and have improved wonder
+ fully under the leadership of Mr.. Krick.