The Dickinson press., 1915-12-11
RICHARDTON

Soou In1ng.
Mrs. Fred Barn has been on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Mary Zebley has been on the
sick list this week.
Joe Leutz Of Antelope was a caller
in town on Saturday.
Henry Pathmann is kept real busy
at his elevator these days.
Miss Lena Miller was a passenger
west on No. Z Wednesday.
Henry Wenner of Antelope was a
caller in town on Friday.
Martin Hansen of Marshall was in
Monday to get his team shod.
Mrs. Diehert accompanied the doc
tor up from Hebron this week.
Roscoe ,Zebley made a trip to
Dickinson Thursday, returning Fri
day.
Frank Hoff, formerly of Dickinson,
was in Monday from his big farm out
north.
Harry Boyce of Dunn Center is a
visitor in our village a few days this
week.
The Western Supply Co. has re-
ceived. a new supply of toys. Call
and see them.
James E. Callahan is a very busy
man these days at the Western Sup
ply Co. store.
Henry Smith of Glendive, Mont,
was a caller in our village a few
days the past week.
Joseph Garecht has his daughter,
Miss Theresa, in the Sacred Heart
school at Dickinson.
Mrs. Longbein of Gladstone was
a caller in town on Friday and had
| some dental work done.
R. S. Brookings has been looking
for a good man to help him with the
stock and the farm work.
A. Gress, from five miles north, has
marketed 5000 bushels of wheat and
has 1000 bushels on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fleck and little
son, Willie, of Wibaux, Mont, were
seen on our streets last week.
Lee Hoff raised 1000 bushels Of
| grain the past year. He has about
half of it in the elevators here.
Louis Palm was in Monday from
his farm in his auto. He is holding
1900 bushels Of grain at his farm.
According to present plans, Jacob
| Foster will take his wife to Bismarck
the first of the week for an operation
There will be a dance New Years
night =, in pe the .Veren'sf hall. The
Hebron five piece orchestra will furn-
ish music. 80
John Pfeifer has had all. the work
he could do shoeing horses the past
week. This work came all at c
this season. "@1 49,
Frank Zimmerman has 5000 bush.
| els Of grain this year and has hauled
but a few loads to market. He lives
| 10 miles north. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.. Baggenstoss
expect their daughter, Miss Laura,
home from her studies at Minneapo-
lis about the 10th.
j. H. Breum had a 27k bushe]
weld Of grain at his farm neal Tim:
mer, in Morton county, this year, and
he marketed at 85c.
Miss Rosa, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. r. J.. Fleck, will be home from
Jamestown, where she is attending
school, within a short time.
Vincent Pfaff, of northeast Of Mott
was visiting relatives here the tlrs'
of the week. Mrs. Pfaf is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Messer.
Alex Seitz was in Monday from
their farm north His father, Thoma:
! Seitz, had a wheat average OF II
bushels to the acre the past season.
A. J. Berger, John A. Foster and S
Hoffman are doing a good garag'
business. They r giving prompt at
tention to all autos left at their place
John Koerner, local manager fo'
the 5Mandan Mercantile Co., seems
very well satisfied with the business
of the year. OF course collections ar
late.
Marcovitz & Reiter have their owl
store building at Halliday, where A
Reiter and family reside, leaving e
Marcovitz with the store in this vii
lage.
r. J. Fleck was holding 1000 bush
els of grain in the elevator the frs
of the week. He thought Monda!
night that he might sell some at tn
dollar mark.
M. n. Eskerstrand expected to g
to Fargo this week on business will
the Rum1ey Machine Co. He is tn.
district agent for this territory, witt
headquarters in this village.
"A number of young folks We're GU
trying the new toboggan but on &C
count Of an accident caused by run
ming the toboggan against some trees
the party did not stay long.
Fred Born, proprietor of the Cit!
Meat Market, has shipped about I
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