The Dickinson press., 1912-06-15
RIohardton

RIchardton
Clarence Lee was in from Lorine Mon
day.
Guy DeFrance was down from Taylor
Sunday.
Mr.. Krenz of New Salem was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. tombstone visited in Taylor
over Sunday.
Miss Minnie siverts waj in from
Marshall Monday.
Mrs. Dora Darling returned home from
Mandan Monday on No. 7.
: Miss Edith Jasperson Of Taylor was
shopping here Tuesday.
Chas. McWold went to Dickinson
Monday. returning Tuesday.
Rev. Mositz fiilpert o. S. B. from
Dickinson was here Tuesday.
VIM. Plunket of Villa visited friends
here for a couple of days last week.
Ted Heisler returned from his visit at
Cold Springs. Mimi. Saturday evening.
Miss Perpetu Dinius went to!..Bis-
marck Saturday to have her eyes treat
ed.
August Koesel made q trip out north
in his auto Tuesday, returning Wednes-.
day.
DR.. Faber goes to Gladstone every
Saturday instead of Friday to do dental
work.
J. M. Segrist and daughter, Inez, left
Tuesday evening for Glendive, Mont,
to take up claims.
Mrs. E. H. Pathmann and Mrs. Mary
Kitebert visited relatives in Hebron,
over Sunday.
J. M. Siegrist, Herman Fisher and E.
Schieie returned from their trip west
Wednesday.
Vincent Hauck and Miss Monica Ber-
ger were married in the St. Mary's
church here Tuesday.
M. L. Mcbride, candidate for state
senator, was here the other day greet
ing his many friends.
Mrs. C. S. Bowser entertained the
Ladies Sewing club at the club rooms
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. Reuter- and Miss Lena Palm
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Nick Steiner al in from 40-Mile
creek over Sunday, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fleck.
Mrs. Hasenwinkle came down from
Dickinson Wednesday to visit with
friends here and at MARSHALL.
John Leah. known as Honest john
was here interviewing the voters. John
is always a welcome visitor.
.. Claud Turner Of Gladstone called
among us last week to interview the
voters, also Jake Rothschiller.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Bowser visited
with W. W. Kemper and family in
Taylor between trains Sunday.
Mrs. James Callahan and little son
visited Mrs. Herman ,,Leutz in Taylor
from Wednesday to Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Fleck, Joe Killer,
E. Braxmeir and Rev. Lucas Fugerwin-
ter. o. S. b.. left Monday for Mandan.
Mrs. Connolly returned to her home
in Billings. Mont. Sunday after a "
weeks visit at the George Norm home.
Otto Kauer arrived home Saturday
evening from Mclaughlin. S. D..
where he had been teaching the past
winter.
Fl. A. BurReson, candidate for states
attorney. was here strengthening his
political fences. Bureie is a popular
candidate.
Miss Clara Christison arrived here
Sunday evening from Great Falls,
Mont, for a few days. visit with her
sister. Mrs. Henry Klein.
Quite a number of the Richardt on
people autoed over to Taylor Sunday
afternoon to take in the ball game be-
tween Dickinson and Taylor.
Mrs. L. M. johnson and two children
of Mandan, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Siverts al Marshall for the
past week, returned home Monday.
E. H. Pathmann left Sunday for Jud-
son. N. D.. where he will be manager
OF the lumber yard at that place. Mrs.
Pathmann will leave after her term of
school is out.
C. w. Colerove came in from Halliday
Sunday with 700 bushels OF flax which
he sold to the Occident Elevator Co.
Mr.. Colgroye was the 1911 flax king in
the Marshall territory.
John Mugeli left Friday for Cold
Springs. MIMI. where he will visit his
parents. Before returning he will also
visit at Elizabeth. MIMI. where Mrs.
Muggli and children have been for the
past three weeks.
Joseph Killer went to Dickinson Sat-
urday evening, where he was initiated
into the mysteries of Elkdom of No.
1887 Dickinson lodge. A fine time was
reported. ii others Joined from Het-
finger Mr.. Killer returned home Sun
day.