The Dickinson press., 1914-09-05
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Dr. Furman Of Richardton was d
professional visitor here last Satur-
day sisss
Mr.. earns OF Emerson was q visi-
tor il Taylor on Wednesday Of last
week
Dr.. Weyrens made q professional
call at Relaxation last Monday fore
moon. s8
Lyman Sumpter Of Halliday was
seen passing through town last FRI
day in his Ford.
Mrs. Walker returned last week
from New England, where she had
been visiting relatives.
al. johnson, formerly Of the firm
of Chas. Howe & Co, was visitor
in this village last week.
MI. and Mrs. Prindle and daughter,
Dorothy, Of Gladstone autoed down to
Taylor last Sunday evening.
MI. Dundas, solicitor for the Fidel-
tity Mutual Life Insurance Co.., was
a visitor in Taylor last Friday.
C. G. Williams returned last week
from Billings, Mont, where he had
been transacting business for afew
days.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Hecht, ST., and
granddaughter, Miss Lulu, visited
relatives in the vicinity of Halliday
last week.
MI. and Mrs. Hofstrom were Dick
kinsOn visitors on Thursday evening
Of last week. They made the trip in
their auto.
Mrs. Riemer and son from near
town last week. They also visited
with relatives.
j. G. r., supposed to be Jay Allen
Caldwell, formerly of this place, was
in town on Saturday with his attor-
ney from Chicago.
Mr.. Lewis and daughter, Lucille; ar
rived on Tuesday morning from Mon
tana. They will make an extended
visit here with relatives.
"a baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, P. H. McGrath on Fri.
day evening, August 18th. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Fred Westmeyer went to the Twin.
Cities last week. to purchase fixtures
for his new building which is3under.
the course Of construction.
Mr.. Williams, Jr., returned on.
Thursday from Renville, where he
had been visiting his son, Stem, and
family the past few weeks.
Mr.. Hem, formerly principal Of
schools here, was an arrival on No.
z last Saturday evening. He went up
to Dickinson on Monday evening.
DR.. Weyrens autoed to Dickinson.
on Thursday Of last week., where he.
operated on the 14-year-olda son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Larsen for appen-
dicitis.
"a few guests were invited at the.
Larsen home on, Thursday of last
week to help celebrate the fifteenth
birthday anniversary of the Misses
Lottie and Laura Larsen.
Mrs. "A. j.. Laubscher and little;
daughter, Wilma, and \. ]. Hennings
left on Wednesday morning for diff
ferent points in Iowa, where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Cement walks are being laid past
the Mcclure property, extending to
ling Helmer's place, formerly owned
by E. j. Fisher. Noggle Brothers Of
Dickinson are doing the work:
mr.. and Mrs. Erding enjoyed a
visit from Mn. Erding'sebrother, wife
and daughter last week. They are
from Plainview, Mimi, and expect to
visit relatives in this vicinity for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Howe and chill
dren returned lastS-Week from their
trip to Wisconsin and Minnesota.
They visited relatives at Stonghton
and Mt. Horeb, Wis They also
bought fixtures and goods in eastern
cities for their new store, which will
soon be opened.
a. bad accident happened on Satur--
day evening when Kurt Schliesser Of
IRichardton was returning home from
Taylor. About a mile east of town
The some way or other lost control Of
the steering device zofEhisf auto which
turned turtle and threw MI. Schlies-
ser and two cksr occupants out,
breaking Ne Ssssesser's leg and
clavicle. received bad
scratches aIoursl1.sce but otherwise
were unayS Snree were hurried
back to town where the fractures
were set by DR.. Weyrens and Mr..
Schliesser is resting as easy as can
b eexpected under the circumstances.
The car was quite badly demolished.
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