The Dickinson press., 1909-03-27
New England.

Hans Steen is working in h Mckenzie
store.
Otto Thress' three children are i'll
with the grip.
Fred and Eli Boeder were over from
Desart on Monday.
George Wahl was up from Kennedy
Friday and Saturday.
@. F. Persons was up from Pine the
first of the week for seed grain.
Alfred Anderson took a load of pork
to Reeder4Tuesday for Asa Gardner.
James Elliot bought a nice team Of
bronchos from Chas. Rafferty, last week.
The boys had an exciting but unsac-
cessful chase after a coyote south of
town Saturday.
D. G. Skies, treasurer of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. was up from
Pine on Saturday.
H. S. Peterson sold q quarter section
of land to Leo Boettcher of Blanchard,
N. D.. recently for $14 an acre.
"Deutsche'' Harkins and Miss Stiles
we're up from the Cedar this week, the
guests of Mrs. E. C. Rice.
Lutte Ware is digging a we'll on his
place west of town. He struck good
water at 20 feet.
Charles Gardner, who has been at a
Chicago veterinary college this winter.
will arrive home next Sunday.
August ~Schulkowski of Dickinson was
down the first of the week to build on
his claim, section %. township 1868.
Paul Schmidt renewed his Press and
Herald subscriptions Monday. He is
the assessor for New England township.
George Cass, who has four of J. J.
Clemment'e horses here to sell, spent
Sunday at his home near Black butte.
o. v. Vance and Miss Eliza Marshall
were up from Pine this week, visiting
Mrs. E. C. Rice and at James Elliott's.
j. r. Rolfe, Charles Boington and A.
j. Darwell, living near Bowman. went
to Dickinson the first of the week to
file on land.
Miss Fife Marsh is teaching the
Bake school. completing the term of
Miss Evelyn Hopes of Reeder. who
was RECENTLY married.
u. 8. Harris and j. D. johnson were
owe from Rainy Butte Saturday. Rainy
Butte is to have a fast baseball team
the coming season.
P. P. Engh writes from Orr, N. D..
that he will start his bank at New Eng
land as 0 as he can get the building
site. Several other parties plan to come
in here also.
Miss. Mayme Pierce. who has been
working in Dickinson this winter, re-
turned to her homestead near Desart
this week.
Rev. C. Bartels moved his household
goods to Scranton Friday and will begin
housekeeping in his new house at that
place.
James Matthews is in very bad shape.
He is suffering from a disease of the
spine and is able to get about very
little.
Mark and Leo Ryan, who live near
Kennedy, left on Tuesdays stage for
where they have work for
the summer.
Wampach Brothers have been doing
we'll with their blacksmith shop as their
many improvements show. Notice
enlarged advertisement in this
issue.
John Hager, who was at his home
near the Tepee buttes for several weeks
suffering with an attack of appendicitis,
is again at his work as clerk in the
store.
There will be an entertainment at the
of Miss Addie Wares school,
six miles west of New England on Fri
day night. April End. The public is
cordially invited.
Guy Griswold is to start the publica-
ton of the Horswill Times some time
the coming month. The county
will then be Represented by three news-
papers which should cover the field very
thoroughly.
Frank Mccarthy, who has a homestead
near Theo. Hayes ranch in the Bad
Lands , was in town the first of the
week for seed oats. He was formerly a
clerk in the St. Paul hotel in Dickin-
son.
In Kunze township. Joe Riess was
elected supervisor; William Weber,
clerk Jake Riess. treasurer ; justices of
the peace, Peter Weber and Gregory
Wampach; assessor Adolph Totzke;
constables. John Schmidt and Chas.
Schumacher pound master, Joe Dubesar.