The Dickinson press., 1915-10-30
TAYLOR

TAYLOR
Mrs. Peter Nelson was on the
sick list for a few days this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
/ H. Bike last Monday.
Filing Helmer was a business visi-
tor at Werner last Monday.
Miss Lacher is staying at the Erd-
ing home and attending our public
schools. 3s
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Winter went
out to their home at Werner last
Thursday.
Thurlow Royce arrived on Sunday
evening from Minnesota and will visit
relatives here.
Mrs. Herman Leutz was a caller at
R%ichardton on Tuesday. She re-
turned on No. Z.
Miss Elsie Torgerson returned last
Friday from Dickinson, where she
visited at the Roy Henderson home.
Miss Gertrude Leutz visited her
aunt, Mrs. Callahan, at Richardton last
Saturday, returning in the evening.
Herman Leutz, accompanied by his
son, Herman, Jr., were Dickinson
visitors last Saturday, where the
latter had some dental work. done.
The marriage of Miss Elinor Pal
lanch Of Albany, Mimi, and Cashier
John Muggli of Richardton, took
place on October 26 at the home of
the brides mother in Minnesota. A
full account Of this happy event will
be found on page 1 Of the PRESS.
G. c. Williams returned from Den
yer, Colorado, last Saturday. He
took his family down some time ago.
They expect to spend the winter at
that place and in the spring the
family will locate in Montana. MI.
Williams 10 looking after his COL
lections in this vicinity and expects
to remain for SOME time.
Lewis Stoxen's threshffng rig came
very near burning on Tuesday, also
a setting Of grain. While the crew
were eating their dinner at the Christ
Stoxen home the stubbfe near the
engine became ignfted and was up to
the stacks when Dr.: Weyrens; who
was returning from a professional
| call, saw It: He went up to the
fire when Reuben Lyon also happened
to come by in an auto and between
/ the two the fire was pat out. The
engine was still ablaze, however,
when Mr.. Stoxen saw il from his
home and he and the rest of the
crew came to the rescue. The set
ting of grain and the separator
were thus saved.
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The r. B. & B. C. were entertained
|: by MRS. Fred Schroeder last Thurs
Mrs. Klick Of Hebron, visited a
few days: this week; with Mrs: Herman
.Leutz..
Ingman Haugen, was; in town on
Wednesday, from his honze near Knife
river:
/ DIR. and Mrs. Weyrens; and: children
kwere Richardton visitors, on: Sunday
afternoon,
\ Eugene Zirrer' Of Knife river. was a
business visitor in, town several: days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs; Herman Eeutz and
two sons autoea'to Richardtou. Sunday
afternoon.
The Norwegian Ladies' Ala society
met with; Mrs August. johnson. last
Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Eeutz was a. visitor
at. R~ichardton Last Wednesday,. She
rafnrned. on No. 4.
Miss. Gertrude Leutz. visiteh her
aunt, Mrs. Callahan; at. RichardttDn, last
Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Geo. A. CLARKE and
family of Dickinson autoed: through
oen' village last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massler. are the
rNnud: parents: af a: son., bann on
Wednesday, Octuber Goth.
i: A baby girl was born to Mr., and
Mrs. Marsh at the home of Mrs.
IRlngberg. Mother and; child are: get
ting along nicely.
Ed. Summers and family moved to
ELehigh last week. The Stainauist
Rfamily moved into the house vacated
bby the Summeas: family.
4 A Harvest Home dinner was. given
II w VAC A1uASS' 1ANA oOC1C0y OI bII1 Wt.
p. church at the home of Mrs. C.
H. Silvernail. last Thursday
Mrs. Ringherg returned from Kalis-
pell, Mont. where she visited rela-
tives since last spring. She will re-
main in Taylor for the winter.
The H.. T. Dorval Scenec CO. of
Chicago put in a full stage Of scenery
for the Taylor auditorium the past
week. This is quite an Improvement
and it is hoped that the new
stage can soon be built too.
Mr.. L. A. Winter Of Werner, for
merlE assistant cashier at the lay
lor State bank, and Miss Christine
Laeher were married at st. Mary's
Abbey at Richardton on Tuesday,
October 10th. They will make
Werner their future home.
Last Monday what may be called
q very sad accident occurred in the
Stanley Sattler family and home