The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
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Interesting News from Thirty-aye Slope
Towns as. Cleaned from Exchanges
Newsy Items Briefly Told for Busy Readers.

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The Midway Plow Co.. south Of Bel
field, established a record in breaking
last week when they broke 4S acres in
15N hours at q mile reich.
The Marmarth Commercial club is
financing the installment Of waterworks
in that town and So, $50 has been secured
from private sources. Bids for putting
in the system are asked.
The assessed valuation Of the village
Of Beach is $40. 600 and the levy has
been placed at ST, 200. =
The depot at Mott will probably be
located north and east of the court house.
This is easy of access to the business
interests.
Ben Phillips of Mott lost $55 in bank
notes last fall. The other day Charles
Elbert and Ben Utter picked up several
bills mile from the Phillips place.
A search was instituted and SIS in all
was recovered. Z.
The Security Trust Co. Of St. Paul has
turned down the Beach village bonds of
So. 200. They were the successful bid
ders but refuse to accept the bonds on
account of some irregularity in the pro-
ceedings, after an examination of a
copy of the records d.
A telephone line will be built 80
miles FROM New Salem to Rosebud.
There will be about 80 subscribers.
Dr.. Klein of Hebron expects to take
up post graduate course at Vienna.
Austria. DR.. Redman of Mason City,
Iowa. will be his successor at Hebron.
Doctors Russell and Dutton of Spokane
will establish hospital at Mandan
for the men working on the new roads
out Of the city. 5.
j. E. Mccoy of HALEY. is to install an
irrigation plant of hiS own. He has
purchased a gasoline engine and large
pump and wD them theill pumfroeraw t
Grand river. He has forty acres under
cultivation and will make specially of
alfalfa growing and potato raising.
There will be a special school election
of the voters in the Rhame school dis
trict MAY 20 to vote on the question of
bonding the district for SIS, 600 for the
new school house.
Hebron wants new school house and
there is big fight on over the matter.
The question comes up at the annual
school election, June 1.
Mott expects to have two new banks.
The Pioneer Press reports that David H.
Beecher of Grand Forks and others will
establish a second national bank and
Mr.. Anderson may put in a state
bank.
Mott has an Indian quartet, Messrs.
Rucker. Bonesho. Ross and Barry. all OF
whom have recently bought motor cycles
of that brand.
Vincent Kovash of New Hradec is put
ting in $50 acres of grain this year.
Schafer organized a Commercial clut
last week with E. E. Hildebrandt al
president and George Gullickson as
secretary. The club will have a home
and have regular meetings.
Marmarth has fluurishine industry
in its cement block works. Next to the
railroad company it has a larger number
of employees than any other concern.
An eight horse power eng ne and {
depressed loading track were recently
added, to the equipment. 8.
Work was started this week in. thu
construction of the telephone line Al
miles in length. connecting Manda1
with Strain. St. Anthony. Fallow ant
Flasher. 1t will be ready for service
about July 1.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. will pu
in lumber yard at Flasher. t.@
@ o. C. Kucheman of Maquaketa, Iowa,
is the new cashier of the Golden Vale!
State bank at Beach.
Beach is TO have First National
bank. The organizers are p. p, Dick
inson, Ed. Hoverson. E. E. Mikkelsor
tin, president of the Citizens Saving
'Vechten. vice president of the CONNER
cial National bank of Chicago.
"a j. r Smith of Beach has commenced
sowing and will sow and pack over ion
acres per day. The field is three mile.
in length.
\ W.O NOIHcu VI OdII40SlOu WILL star
up q gasoline laundry at Beach abou
June 1. 5.:7
The Golden Valley Creamery at Beacl
opened for business last Saturday.
Further reports from the Haley irriga.
tion project state that holes are bein(
drilled to hard pan for the purpose o.
establishing q dam across the Crane
river 8 miles west Of Haley. !,
C. r. True has disposed of his inter
est in the Bowman Flour & Feed store
to Frank Bennett.
Ferdinand Leutz of the Hebron Bricl
Co. has sold 500. 600 brick in differen
pats of the state including. building
for the scientific school, agriculture
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