The Dickinson press., 1913-05-24

Taylor

Mrs.! Zable.o is Richaedson. visited with
Mrs. WeyIens last Sunday.
Miss Edith Jesperson visited at Dick
tnson the latter part OF last week.
Mrs Julius Williams entertained the
Royal Neishbors on May 18th.
Mrs. Lawrence is visiting with
friends and relatives in Minnesota.
Miss Pauline Lacher visited her rela-
tives south of Richardton last week.
Mrs. John Pohl and children of Rich
ardton visited friends here recently.
Mrs. Conradson and children returned
on Tues day morning from Valley City.
Mrs. Bert Moore and little son,
George. were Richardton visitors recent
ly.
Robert %Piaeaemeir left last Tuesday
for Bismarck and other eastern points
on business.
Henry Brant went to Richardton on
Tuesday to assist Kurt Schleisser with
his assessing.
Mrs. Herman Funk is entertaining
her friend, Miss Anna Presley of La
Crosse, Wis, this week.
Fred Black. who lives northwest of
Taylor is critically ill with inflama-
tory rheumatism.
Mrs. Andrew Strom who has been
visiting relatives in Minnesota returned
home a short time ago.
Mrs. Roy Henderson and Miss Elsie
Torgerson of Dickinson spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Mrs. H. Funk and her friend, Miss
Presley spent two days last week visit
ing friends at Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Jesperson spent
one day last week visiting relatives
and frie nds at Dickinson.
The ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church met last Wednesday after
noon at the C. H. Silvernail home.
Mrs. Skause and Mrs. Thompson n
tertained the T. B. and B. c. last
Thursday at the Skauge residence.
H. B.. Hanson and family moved into
the Roger house recently which had
been vacated by the Wing family.
James Gabe. who formerly was with
the Mandan Mercantile Co., is now en-
ployed at the Goodridge-Call lumber
company's Office.
A. j.. Laubscher left for Fargo on
Tuesday morning. He went down on
business connected with the Marcovitz
4 Reiter bankruptcy case.
The 1O-year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephan Putchler of Hirschville was
operated upon last Sunday, having his
tonsils and adenoids removed.
John Adam, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gabe. vas christened at the
Norwegian Lutheran church on Pentecost
Sunday, by Rev. Thos. Larsen.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor.
wegian church met at the Chas. Howe
home on May 18th. A sumptuous din.
ner was served by Mrs. Howe.
Dr.. Weyrens was called to Richard
ton recently on professional business.
Mrs. Weyrens and two children accom-
panied him and called on friends.
Arnold. the 9-years old son of MI. an,
Mrs. Christ Granum. who was operated
on last week for the removal of his ton
sils and adenoids. is getting along
nicely.
James Davis of Bismarck. who wa
doing road work for VIM. Streu, wa
badly injured. last week by having
wagon wheel pass over his abdomen. H,
is reported as doing we'll.
Miss Marie Paulson returned from
Colorado last week and went out t
her home at Knife River the next day.
Friends of Miss Paulson are glad to
learn that her health is much improved
Mrs. Fred Ablemann. who lives abou,
Is miles north of here, had another bae
attack of gall stone collie last Saturday
She will be taken to a hospital this
week sometime where she will submit
10 an operation.
A. C. Dixon. railroad contractor oil
South Dakota. arrived here last weel
with several carloads of horses and
machinery which will be taken out t,
the north country at nee to be used il
constructing the new N. P. extension.
The dancing party given at the au
ditorium last Friday evening by thu
hempSnall orchestra was we'll ATTENDED
and a very good time reported. An
other dance will be held by the orches
ira on Friday evening, May 30th.
Michael Keller. proprietor of the Tay
lor hotel. has opened his place of bust
ness to the public. Mr.. and Mrs. KEEL
Ter and family moved down from Dick
inson two weeks ago and have been get
ting things in readiness.
Mr.. Rynning of Marshall recent
finished papering and painting the W
G. Hecht residence, also some paperin
in the Weyrens residence. He expecte
to 60 out to Rainy Butte on Saturda
where he has considerable work in thi
line to do.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Christen. Mrs. /
F. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Skauge, M
and Mrs. Herman Funk, Mr.. and Mr.
W. C. Hecht and Mr.. Kirkpatrick mad
up a party who attended the conce
: at Dickinson last week, given und'
the auspices of the Elks.
Mr.. Nyhagen of Dunn Center was
Taylor visitor last Sunday. On Tue