The Dickinson press., 1915-04-24
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our village Tuesday. - tn
Archie Baggenstoss is a victim Of
the mumps this week. g.
Mrs. Henry Guam of Antelope was
a shopper here on Monday. ~.
VIM. Hecht and wife of Taylor were
shoppers here last Friday.
Mrs. H. Leutz and son., Willie, WIS.,
tied relatives here Thursday.
Mrs. August Koesel and daughter,
Helen are victims of the mumps. =
Frank Lautz of Antelope was trans
acting business here Wednesday. .
Herman Rabbe, the pop man, was
| calling on customers here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rigler were visitor
and shoppers in Taylor Saturday
evening. .
VIM. Fisher, the plasterer from
Dickinson, is ~plastering at Frank Sell
mans east Of town.
George Hettenbaugh is slowly re-
covering after having a very severe
case of the mumps. (.
Miss May Miller, one Of our teach
ers, vas a sufferer from the mumps
a few days last week.
w. G. Wall of Marshall but a for
mer resident here, was renewing ac-
quaintances Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Kirkpatrick
and children of Taylor were calling
on friends here Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Weyrens and children
of Taylor enjoyed an auto ride to
our town on last Friday. =
Ed. Lovas of Bismarck, represent
ing Griggs & Cooper of St. Paul,
called on customers Thursday.
Miss Anna Paddock arrived here
| Monday for a few weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Albert Koesel.
C. C. Hill autoed to Werner and
| other towns on the new road with
some travelling men Wednesday.
Albert Koesel, Orlie Darling and
Harry Taylor went to Mott Monday to
bring in a Universal Gas Tractor.
Sheriff Brown was a visitor here
Tuesday and came down in his new
Oldsmobile, which he is agent for.
Val Kuhn and Frank Messmer from
north of town autoed to Dickinson on
Monday, where they attended to some
business regarding a land deal.
Joseph Oukrop, from north of Dick
inson, and wife and Misses Clara and
| Ida and Otto Kauer visited in Rich
ardton Sunday.
G. L. Heegard of Minneapolis,
! general manager, and H. M. Pfem-
ing, auditor Of the Mandan Mercan-
tile Co., autoed in from Halliday Fri
day and stopped here a few hours,
looking up business matters in their
office here.
Herman Leutz of Taylor and w. A.
Mcclure of Dickinson were here Tues
| day and conducted a demonstration
| with the Bull Tractor south of town.
This engine made quite an impression
on the farmers and no doubt there
will be some sold here
J. J. Fleck, our congenial lumber
man, has purchased a Ford touring
car. He has established a home on
his 200 acre homestead, 20 miles
north of here and is moving his fam
lily on same and he says he is going
to u a real chicken farm. Stick to
it Joe; here's success!
Gladstone plays ball here on Sun
day and a fast game is looked for.
Our boys have practiced faithfully
and the diamond is in good shape and
| the team that wins next Sunday will
| certainly be entitled to the game. All
turn out and help root and also boost
| the ball team, the best advertisement
any town can have.
Word was received here last
Wednesday morning of the death of
Anton Gress Of Portland, Oregon, a
former resident of this place. He
has two sons living north Of town,
Marcus and A. Gress, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Leo Hof from northeast of
town, and Mrs. John Hoerner of this
city. The remains arrived here Sat-
urday on No. 4 and were accompanied
by his wife and children. The funer-
al was held Sunday at 200 p. m.
He has one son in the old country and
twelve sons and daughters here be-
sides his wife, to mourn his loss.
Kid Lolita of Bismarck won the
preliminary wrestling match from
Ben Fisher of Bismarck in 81 minutes
| and 10 seconds, with a head scissors.
| Joe Novak of Minneapolis won two
| straight falls from Frank Fisher in
14A minutes and 81 seconds. Both
falls he won by the half Nelson and
Brady Scissors. Novak is the
welterweight champion of the north
west and is a fast, clean wrestler.
Next Sunday, the 25th, right after the
ball game, he has agreed to throw
the five best men in the country in !
hour at the Richardton Athletic club.