The Dickinson press., 1915-03-20
"RICHARDTON

Rev. Kardivick spent Thursday in
Dickinson.
Sheriff Brown was a business visi-
tor here Wednesday. ..'.:.
Mrs. George Davis of Taylor visited
her parents here Thursday. 3d..
Little Geraldine Fisher has been
quite sick the past week. ~
Ed. Carson of Marshall was a
business visitor here Monday.
States Attorney H. A.. Burgeson Of
Dickinson was a business visitor here
Friday. >
Carl Paulson, representing Lindeke
Warner & Sons, dry goods, was here
Tuesday,,
Mrs. H. B. Gilk visited at the Geo.
Brown home in Dickinson Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Leutz and son, Billy,
Of Taylor visited relatives here Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Church from
near Mott visited relatives here Mon
day and Tuesday.
Peter Schultz resigned his position
at Killers store and left for Bis
marck last Monday.
Mrs. M. K. Mueller pleasantly en-
%tertained eight ladies at her home
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Stolz are the
proud parents Of a baby girl, born
Sunday morning, March nth.
Ed. Pippin, formerly freight hust-
Ter, has accepted a position with
Henry Pathmann, running his eleva-
tor.
Richardton will be on the sporting
map this summer. We are going to
have a ball team, gun club and tennis
court.
Fred Hamann has plans and every
thing complete for the erection of a
large two story house on his farm
south of town.
Miss Francis Dirkes, who is at
tending school in Dickinson spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs. Rose
Dirkes.
There will be a four round boxing
match at the Athletic club Saturday
night, March goth, between Peter
Schultz and Scofield Wilson, colored.
A fast bout is predicted.
James Lunn has rented Martin
Eskerstrand's farm ~three-fourths of
a mile east of town and moved Mon
day. Jim is one of the best boosters
Eve have in the Athletic club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pathmann
stopped off here Saturday for a few
days visit with their relatives. They
were on their return from the Pana-
ma exposition. :.
Last Monday Ernest Hessler re-
ceived rs iron rings, each one having
the emblem Of the German and Hun
garian Red Cross and a German in
scription. They were sold for the
benefit of this society and by noon
they were all sold. ::
Miss Lena Miller, who has been
clerking in the A. F. Mischief store
the past five months, has resigned
and left for Dickinson last Saturday,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Robert Wilcox for a couple of weeks.
From Dickinson she will go to her
claim near Oakdale.
On Wednesday of last week at 800
o'clock at their residence the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bag
genstoss, was christened, the little
lady being named Hortense Audrey
Mignon. Aug. Kauer and Mrs. J. E.
Callahan acted as sponsors. The Rev.
Hardivick Of the German Lutheran
church officiated.
Kid Fisher of Antelope won the
wrestling match from Orlie Darling
Saturday night in 10 minutes and the
second fall in 20 minutes. Fisher is
an exceptionally fast man and also
very strong, with perfect wind due
to never smoking and being a strong
believer in athletics. Darling staying
with Fisher so long was a surprise. to
the fans and with a few weeks more
training is going to tackle Fisher
again.
Spring Hats
T have received a full line Of
spring and summer hats, the very
latest styles and the largest stock I
ever carried, and at prices that are
below catalogue houses. Before you
send away come in and see me; every
lady cordially invited whether you
buy or not. Mrs. c., Turk, at The
Jewelry store;s Richardton. -adv. 1902