The Dickinson press., 1915-11-27
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Harry tombstone made a trip to
Antelope Monday.
Martin Tollefson was a caller in
town Friday. % ~
George Garocht left for Terry,
Mont, Sunday evening.
Martin Eskerstrand is the proud
owner of a new Ford.
Fred Siverts of Marshall was a
caller in town Saturday.
Jack Lacher left for his home in
Terry, Mont, Monday evening.
Nick Allen and r. j. Fleck made a
trip to Glen Ullin Tuesday, r
Nick Allen was a No. passenger
to Dickinson Monday evening.
Miss Bessie M. Groth Of Hebron
was a visitor in town on Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. tombstone was a pas
senger to Dickinson last Wednesday
night.
Mrs. J. P. Weyrens of Taylor Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. John Muggli, last
Friday.
Miss Magdaline Burger spent a few
days last week with her sister near
Taylor.
Roscoe and Hollis Zibley made a
trip out to Knife river Friday, return
ing Saturday.
Don't forget that DR.. Deihert, the
dentist, will be in town again Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Harry Hettenbaugh of Taylor
| spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Lunn.
MI. and Mrs. George Davis spent
| Sunday at the home of Mrs. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. tombstone.
Miss Mira Zibley returned home
from Dickinson, where she has been
| visiting a few days the first of the
week.
All of those who attended the sur
prise party at the home of Joe
Garocht Saturday night reported a
jolly time.
Frank Fischer of Antelope motored
to Richardton Tuesday afternoon and
from there took No. 7 to Dickinson,
where he will spend a few days.
Arthur Kane, l.. J. Paul and Leo
C. Chapman were in from Dunn
| Center Sunday afternoon on their
way to Butler, South Dakota.
The serial of "Lucile Love" was
finished last Saturday night at the
Rex theatre. The "Tray O'Hearts"
will be continued IN Sunday nights
hereafter.
Mrs. Benz. Webb received a large
box of beautiful flowers as a birth
day present Monday afternoon.
These flowers were sent from Grants
Pass, Oregon.
On Saturday, November goth, there
will be a general turn out of athlets
at the Richardton gymnasium. The
main attraction of the evening will
be a wrestling match between Nick
Allen of Minneapolis and Joe Novack
of Bismarck. This match will decide
a question which has caused consider
able comment. AS both men have
very good regulations. Novack has
wrestled everything of any account
between Minneapolis and the west
coast. He has won over such as Kid
Hatch of Van Couver, Boyington of
Terry, Mont, SPOTS of Duluth and
others equally as good. Also wrestl-
ed Walter Miller 80 minutes in Bis
marck November 3rd. He wrestled
Walter Miller in Bismarck November
II. He figures very strong on win
ming over Nick Allen of Minneapolis,
who has trained Henry Ardamann for
two years and has never been
thrown by anyone in North Dakota,
Montana, Washington and Oregon.
Allen wrestles at 178 lbs. and Novack
at 165 lbs. Novack and Allen met here
two weeks ago and wrestled. On ac-
count of Allen being out of train
ing they decided on a match for the
goth with a side bet of $3.50. The
preliminary events will also be very
interesting, consisting of Kid Lotte of
Buchanan, N. D., weighing 1876 lbs.
and Harry Boyce of Dunn Center,
weighing 100 lbs. These boys
wrestled here two weeks ago, Boyce
having thrown Lotte's knee out of
joint and agreed to wrestle again
November goth. There will also be a
boxing match between Kid Allen of
Spokane, WASH, weighing lis lbs,
and Kid Hermann, the St. Charles
boxer of Dickinson, weighing 100
lbs. Everyone is expecting to see
| something worth vile.