The Dickinson press., 1912-09-14
Taylor

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Miss Pauline Locker spent Sunday at
Richardson.
Herman Leutz left for Dickinson Sun
day on business. returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heck and daush-
ter, Villa, were Dickinson visitors Sat-
urday.
Miss Pauline Aiken left for Dickinson
Sunday evening, where she 10 attend
ing school.
Since the hunting season has opened
some of our people are coming home
with ducks and chickens.
Miss Emily Opdahl came from Sa-
cred Heart. Mimi, last week and is
visiting with her sister. Mrs. julius
Williams.
DR.. and Mrs. j. p. Weyrens and lit
tie Son, Raymond. left for Dickinson
Saturday. returning on No. 6 the same
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Payne are the
proud parents of a baby girl, which was
born to them last Tuesday. All concern
ed are doing we'll.
Mrs. e. Williams and children return
ed from Dickinson Saturday, where they
had been visiting with Mrs. Henderson,
q sister of Mrs. Williams.
All new music has been secured for
the next dance to be given at the Tay-
l0r auditorium Saturday, September
l4th, by the baseball club.
. Robert Plaggmeier is the owner of a
new Everett touring car. The car is an
elegant one and will undoubtedly dive
Mr.. Plaegmeier excellent service.
The first wheat to be brought to the
local elevators was hauled to the Farm
ers elevator last Saturday by John
Martha. 1t graded No. 1 Northern.
j.. F. Christen and Julius Williams
were out hunting Sunday afternoon. re-
turning in the evening with q nice
ems.
Miss Dora Schmidt, n of the
efficient telephone central girls, resign
ed her position last week. Miss Schmidt
had been employed in the local. ex.
change for more than a veal. 1t has
not been decided who her successor will
be.
Anton Mahlen, the Marshall black
smith, was brought to Taylor last Friday
evening suffering from a d%lsIocation OF
the outer end of the clavicle. He had
been out on horseback during the after.
noon and was thrown off with the above
result. The dislocation was reduced
and he returned home the next day.
Last Thursday afternoon Sam Brand
had a narrow escape from being ser
iously, perhaps fatally. injured. He
came to town to take out a reaper to cut
some flax. The horses not being used
to the revolving rakes became frighten-
ed and started to run away MIR. Brand
lost his balance and was thrown down
from the machine. He. however. landed
on the ground a few rods before the
horses ran across a ditch. upsettine the
machine and breaking it up in general.
Mr.. Brand had several wounds sbout the
head and hands, which required stitch
es. but his friends are co%ngratulatine
him on escaping as he did. :
Last Sunday afternoon a party con
sisting of L. A. Simpson. Mrs. Simp-
son, Miss Cora Simpson. M. Messer-
smith and Miss Magelky. while on
the way to the latter's home near Knife
river met with a most unfortunate acct
dent. While running on an apparently
level road just across the Dunn county
line. they were suddenly confronted by
a ditch in the road, not being able to
stop the car in time the Jar was
sufficient to throw Miss Simpson out
and to Give all the others a good shak-
ing up. Miss Simpson. while falling.
landed on her elbow and broke her arm
just above the joint. A physician was
summoned at once. who after making
her as comfortable as he could under
existing conditions. had her brought
back to Taylor, where the limb was set.
Mrs. Simpson and the patient remained
in Taylor until Monday night. returning
to Dickinson IN No. 7. while the other
members of the party returned on Sum-
day evening. :