The Dickinson press., 1912-06-08
Richardton

Richardton
Miss Lizzie Schultz has been on the
sick list.
Anton Klein has been on the sick list
this week.
Henry Mann autoed up from Hebron
Monday evening.
C. S. Bowser transacted business in
Dickinson Saturday.
Anton Berger has resigned his position
with the Volksfreund.
Chas. Kelly of Mott visited with
friends here over Sunday.
Miss Esther Pulver was down from
Taylor Tuesday on business.
Fred Wallace arrived here Friday tt
take Mr.. Kemper's trick as operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Koesel visited out
to the Aug. Paddock farm Wednesday.
Miss Monica Stein visited relatives
at Taylor from Saturday to Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Schrieber of Taylo,
visited at the VIM. tombstone home
Sunday.
Mrs. Plus Dinius came down from
Glendive Saturday to pack her household
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Klug of Dickinson
visited at the John Hellman home ovel
Sunday.
Ted Hesler is making a two weeks
visit at Cold Springs, MIMI. with rela.
tives.
Mrs. W. Kemper and children left
Thursday for Taylor. where they will.
reside.
Mrs. L. Bussen, Mrs. Cooling and Mrs.
Geo. Norm were Dickinson callers Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Williams LEFT
Monday evening for a f~ew..days visit II
St. Paul.
Misses Anna and Gertrude Schrude
of Hebron visited relatives here owe
Sunday.
Max Marcovitz returned Tuesday from
aten days. trip east to the Twin Cite!
and Chicago.
Mrs. Dora Darling left Wednesday fo
Mandan. where she will visit with he
daughter, Mabel.
Miss Pauline Wallace arrived here
last Wednesday for a visit at the Pau
Horn home.
Mrs. Lena Baumgartner visited with
her son Max, at Lefor from Saturda,
until Monday.
J.. M. Siergist. Herman Fisher and E
Scheie left last Tuesday for Montan,
to look over the country.
Chas. Kelly, Miss Katie Ritter an,
Miss Clara Hill and Postmaster C. C.
Hill autoed to Taylor Sunday.
Mrs. Mark tombstone and Wilson
tombstone visited with Mr.. and Mrs
George Davis in Taylor Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Kiebiert of Center arrived
here Monday for a visit with. her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pathmann,
ST..
John Pfmstar, manager of the NORTH
Star lumber yards at Glen Ullin, and 6
few friends were here Saturday, talking
Silo Il our farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Commes, who have beer
visiting with their son Henry Commes,
here for two weeks. returned to theil
home in Oregon Sunday.
Mrs. Parish came down from Belield
Saturday to get her two children,
Francis and John, who have been at.
tending the Sisters school here. She
returned Sunday.
Memorial Day at Richardton passed
off nicely. A fine program was
arranged and exercises were held at the
band stand. A. F. Mischief, mayo,
of our town. gave the opening address.
Attorney r. H. Yaeck gave a fine speech
in English. Henry Klein spoke in Ger.
man and DR.. A. J.. Faber gave the
address of Gettysburg. The public
school children sang three songs very
nicely, Miss Clara Hill accompanying
on the organ. Mrs. E. H. Pathmann
as leader deserves much credit for he,
work. The Richardton Military band
played a number of very nice selections.
After the program was over at the band
stand they marched in the following
form out to the Catholic cemetery and
then to the Lutheran cemetery: Band,
6remen. scool children and the public.
Father Scherlock gave a fine speech and
offered prayer at the Catholic cemetery
and the school children as they marched
around the resting place of R. H.
Darling strewed flowers on his grave.
From the Catholic cemetery they marched
over to the Lutheran cemetery, where
Rev. Paul Haupt gave a very nice
and th4 ooL>a1 ~Is--- S}E,