The Dickinson press., 1912-05-11
RIchardton

RIchardton
Ed. Carson CT Marshall was in town
Monday.
H. j. Blanchard of Dickinson was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Geo. Brown of Dickinson wat election
eerine here Wednesday.
Henry Klein transacted business at
the county seat Monday.
Maxwell Burnett of Dickinson was
campaigning here Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Lawler of St. Paul visited
at the G. Norrin home Sunday.
Miss Minnie Siverts of Marshall was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Tillie Baumgartner returned to
Billings. Mont. Sunday evening.
= Mrs. Eva Petite of Glendive, Mont,
visited with relatives here last week.
DR.. and Mrs. White of Mott..visited at
the Or. Faber home Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Fred Born attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sam Pelton at Dickinson Thurs
day.
Dr.. A. j. Faber made his weekly trip
to Gladstone last Friday to do dental
work.
Miss Lizzie Kottenbrock of Glen Ullin
visited ut the John Berger home this
week.
Miss Anna Steig, a niece of Mrs.
VIM. Hasten, arrived here Tuesday
from Germany.
1t rained here all day Friday and the
farmers are all wearing that smile that
never comes off. 4
Anton S%choenlein of Catlin, N. D.,
visited with his mother. Mrs. Adolf
Miller. this week
Julius 8rommond. formerly with the
North Star Lumber Co. here. is visiting
our town for a few days.
Miss Sarah Bussen was in from her
claim north of town last week and visi-
ted with DR.. and Mrs. Bussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wing and Miss Maude
Hazard of Taylor visited with Miss
Hazel Higgeson Tuesday evening.
r. L. Davis of Hoosier transacted
business here Monday and also visited
his daughter. Mrs. M. H. Eskestrand.
Carl Paulson. representing the Lun-
deke Warner & Sons dry goods OF St.
Paul. was here drumming up trade Fri
day.
The Ladies Aid society of the German
Lutheran church met at the home of
Mrs. Paul Haupt last Thursday after
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Max Baumgartner and family moved
to Gladstone Tuesday, where Max will
work at the carpenter trade this sum-
mer.
Lawyer fl. c. Berry of Dickinson, re-
publican candidate for state senator.
was getting acquainted here on Mon
day.
Those who attended the Gress and
Weller wedding from Dickinson were H.
J. Blanchard. M. M. Burnett and
George Brown.
VIM. Kempshall autoed down from
Taylor Monday and attended to some
business matters here and then left for
his farm north of Marshall.
Mrs. Bertha linn, who has been Wis
iting here for the past two weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Bowser. left
Monday for her home in New Salem.
Mrs. E. r. Thatcher and Mrs. E. j.
Watkins arrived here Saturday from
Mechanicsville, Iowa. They intend to
leave for Loring in about a week,
where their husbands are located.
GRESS- WELLER
Peter Gress, Jr.. and Miss Mag
dalena Weller were married Tuesday
morning at 9 :0O o'clock at St. Mary's
church. The bride wore q white serge
dress and carried a large bouquet Of
white roses. The groom wore dark
blue. The bridesmaids were Rose
Gress and Tillie Schorscher. The best
men were Adam Weller and Rochus
Gress. After the wedding ceremony the
young couple and guests left for the
Peter Gress farm five miles north of
town, where a big celebration was held,
a ine dinner and supper was served to
nearly a hundred people. After supper
dancing commenced in q large new
grainery which wat erected for the &C.
-casion. Their many friends wish them
a happy welded life. They will reside
on the Gress farm.