The Dickinson press., 1908-10-24
New. England

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A son was born recently 70 u: and
Mrs. C. L. Rafferty,.
Otto Thress drove his fine German
coach stallion to Mott last week.
Miss Vina Nordby was in Dickinson
last week to have her eyes treated.
Helmer Backland returned last week
from. the harvest fields in the east.
W. J. Peters has been laid up for sew
eal days with muscular rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ross d. DeSart
were business callers in town the first
Of the week.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Muth Of Kennedy
were in New ENGLAND the first of the
week to trade.
Miss Mary Weber has been Waiting for
the past week at the home Of w. r.
Everett in Dickinson.
Hans Hanson, who has been working
for the past month near Cooperstown.
returned here last week.
Governor John Burke spoke last Friday
at Mott and wal in New England on
Sunday afternoon and met a number of
voters. nj
They are doing lots of fall blowing in
the Strang-H erstien settlement.
George Carkin leaves this week for a
visit with his parents near Grandin,
N. D.
W. T. Loomis carried G. Jefferson, a
prominent Hope, N. D.. merchant to
Dickinson Sunday.
Peter Larsen sold a fine saddle horse
to George Gardner last week.
E. A. Lillibridge of Dickinson was
in town Saturday.
James Matthews was in Dickinson
last week to secure medical treatment.
A spinal trouble has partly paralyzed
his limbs and he will probably be LAID
up for several months.
Dance at the new auditorium Friday
night, everybody invited.
Albert Bender returned last week from
Hillsboro. where he worked during har
vest. t@
No clew as to who the persons wer,
who entered the Mckenzie store las
Wednesday night has been found
Floyd Hammond began work Menda!
in the Gardner pool room which he vii
run in connection with the barber shop
There will be q dance at Peter Blum
place next Sunday night. Everyone j
invited.
H. James announces his intention 0
running independently for the Office Q
superintendent of schools. His friend
are very active.
Mrs. H. J. Lakness.T who lives on
homestead six miles south of New Eng
land and has been ill for several week
with typhoid fever, is very low.
L. M. Mortenson bought five cows 0
Asa Gardner last week and will 60 int
the dairy business, sending his cream t
: Dickinson.
VIM. S. Van Bergen. who has a home
stead south of New England, made
business trip to Lennon. S. D.. the frs
of the week.
New England was visited BY heav!
transforms the first Of the week. tn
streets were flooded and the I, armers ar
rejoicing because it will ma ke goodffal
plowing.
Mrs. J.. F. Mead, and two children. VIII
have been visiting at the Mead ranch
left last week for southern California
where they will spend the winter. job
Mead will leave in5abolt q month for tn
same place. ss
On. account Of the bad roads the Ne,
England stage did not get il until
o'clocksMonday night. One ofsthe horse
became exhausted a few miles from til
village and Henry Bolhman brought i
the STAGE with one of his teams.
Dr.. Stibling of Dickinson was Gale
Friday to attend Harry Steelhamme
who has been ill for three weeks wit
fever which is now complicated wi,
pneumonia and makes his conditionve
serious. ss II
G. Jefferson Of Hope, N. D.. arrive
in New England the 18th tolook over Il
country. He was well pleased with Il
outlook and has invested in n ha
section of our best land which he pu
chased of Kunize and LoomiA.
John Sand will hold an auction sale
all his effects, machinery, stock al
household goods at his place M mi
northwest of New England on October 2
! John has a good outfit of farm machine
and horses and many will profit
attending the sale.
James B. johnson and Harry Hodes
returned from the harvest fields Of I