The Dickinson press., 1915-04-17
RICHARDTON

Mrs. Jens johnson of Dickinson.
| visited at the Deinst home two days
last week.
Henry Brown and Deputy Sheriff
Weller from Dickinson were in our
town Tuesday.
Miss Theckla Peterson of Dickinson
is spending her Easter vacation with
Aurelia Gilk.
Sheriff Brown arrived on No. 8
Wednesday and autoed out south
where he attended to some business.
Rose Bleth of Dickinson visited
with Frances Dirkes last week.
Mrs. Rosa Dirkes left on Tuesday
for Dulton, Mont, where Eddie and
Josie Dirkes and aBrtel O'Day are
located. She intends taking a home
stead and moving out to that country
in the near future.
Monday morning a double wedding
took place at st. Mary's Abbey, when
the two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Dinius were married. Petra
was married to Ed. Flickenstein of
this city and Jennie to Mike Freize
Of New England. The wedding was
celebrated at the home Of the brieds.
In the evening a dance was held at
the Vereins hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
"Flickenstein will live at Halliday,
| where the groom has a position. MI.
Freize will take his bride to New
England, where he has a half section
farm. Their many friends in this
vicinity extend to them their best
| wishes.
Marcus Thomas, a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Thomas, who reside 2 miles
southwest of town and Otille Brandt
of this city, were united in marriage
at St. Mary's Abbey Monday norm
ing. Mr.. Thomas and bride will re-
side on his fathers farm.
Sachray Brownbeck of Edna, Mont,
and Katie Fink, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fink, from north Of
here, were married on Monday at st.
Mary's Abbey at 900 o'clock. After
the ceremony they returned to the
Fink home, where the relatives and
a few friends celebrated the occas-
ion.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt returned to
her home in Glendive on Monday.
Her sister, Lena Palm, accompanied
her for a few weeks visit.
The Richardton baseball club held
a meeting on Wednesday night. J. j.
Fleck was elected manager; John De-
France, secretary and treasurer; Bar
ney Helsper, captain and ]. E. Gala
han as umpire. The boys have a nice
bank account to start with and enough
material to have a fast team. Sun
day, the 25th, the first game will be
played on the home grounds with
Gladstone.
Henry Klein and wife Of Halliday
spent Sunday here visiting relatives.
Arthur Bierig and wife and chill
dren of Marshall were visiting rela-
tives and shopping here Monday.
The wrestling match at the R.. A.
club Sunday vas won by Ben Fisher
of Antelope from young Kerns of
Hebron in two straight throws, the
first fall taking 16 minutes and 45
seconds, with a toe hold. The second
| took only 4 minutes and 16 seconds.
Kerns gave up after Fisher secured
a hammerlock. Both of these men
are very fast, weighing $50 lgs. each.
They wrestled three weeks ago for
one hour and twenty minutes to a
draw.
Mrs. Geo. w. Norrin arrived in our
city Tuesday from Halliday and is
spending a few days visiting at the
DR.. Furman home.
Mrs. ]. B. Doll of Halliday came in
| on the stage Wednesday and visited
here until Friday, when she left for
a visit with relatives south Of Dick
inson.
Nick Loran living 10 miles south of
here lost two barns, 5 tons of hay
and n calf in a prairie fire last
Friday which started in a straw stack
that his neighbor had started the day
before and who neglected to pillow a
fire guard so it could not spread. Mr..
Loran and his neighbors by hard
work, saved his house and another
barn.
Deputy Sheriff Weller of Dickinson
was seer on our streets Saturday,.
Dan Freisen of Dickinson was a
business visitor here Tuesday, also
looking up prospects for the }. l.
Case Co.
M. H. Eskerstrand autoed to Halli-
day and other points on the new road,
attending to business and calling on
customers for the Rumley Products
Co.
| w. G.. Kirkpatrick of Taylor was a
caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Koesel and
Mrs. J. Callahan autoed to Taylor
Monday.
C. McWold and Herman Leutz Of
Taylor were in our city Sunday.
Last Wednesday evening Miss
Aurelia Gilk entertained about ten of
her Dickinson friends at a candy pull
at her home.