The Dickinson press., 1909-03-27

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veyed last week.
Lennon will have an electric light
plant to cost SO. 600.
A petition is out for a rural route
from Beach to Carlyle. Mont.
Arrangements are being made for q
joint debate between Manning and
Connolly debators 300 :
The rural free delivery route south of
Beach has been granted and will start
May /.
Beach is to have a local telephone
system on which work will be COM.
menced at once.
Rongwold Hottie, who lives four miles
east of Sentinel Butte, recently fell from
his wagon, driven by bronchos, and
broke his collar bone.
The jury in the cattle stealing case of
Charles Gore of Billings county, after
being out 40 hours, failed to agree at
Miles City and another trial is necessary.
Yates, Mont, east of Wibaux, is
booming. A new store and hotel are to
be erected and two feed mills are being
built:
All the Morton county parties, who
were indicted a year ago for violating
the prohibition law, will be tried at
Darlington the last of this week. .
At the Lennon city election VIII.
Nembitt, Walter "A. Watson, Guy R.
Schmalle. Frank A. Finch and W. l.
Hale were elected councilmen and Frank
A. Brown. clerk: The city went license
100 to IL.
In the vicinity of Sand Creek a petit
ton is being circulated asking the Bill
lings county commissioner to. furnish
free seed grain to all the farmers who
need it. .
At the Burkey township. election, A..
G. Nistler and L. E. Curl were elected
supervisors; Edward W. Egan, clerk
w. H. Hunck, treasurer.
Hon. James H. Hanley of Mandan
has been appointed states attorney of
Morton county to fill the vacancy made
by the resignation of A. T. Faber.
The golden spike. marking the COM
pletion of the Milwaukee. road will be
driven nea Missoula, Mont, April 2,
amid elaborate ceremonies.
Dr.. S%auerhering of Warsaw, Wis, has
purchased the store al Saltwater and
also contemplates establishing a cream.
cry there.
At Hebron the village election was
quiet. Theodore Boelke, Charlie F.
Lorenz and Charles F. Wehmerei were
elected trustees; E. H.. Mann, treasurer,
jill. Watts, clerk and Frank L~ichtengner.
assessor.
The village election at Glen Ullin re.
suited in quite a contest, with three
tickets. T. w. Lynch, Michael Tschids
and W. R. Hall were elected trustees
w. H. Marmonn, clerk and VIM. Lut.
gen, treasurer.
Dan McNeal. the fellow who. it wa.
supposed, committed suicide at Mar
marth recently, is not dead, it is re-
ported, but alive and kicking ant
working al Three Forks. Mont.
The new Marmarth land Office. o.
which mention. was first made severa
weeks ago, in the PRESS, is still be-
ing discussed and petitions circulated
in all the surrounding country.
John Larson and Miss Christina Han.
son of Melby were married at Manning
March:S. Mr.. Larson is a prosperous
farmer, located near Melby and hi.
wife has one there also.
, John Mehrer of Lesterville, S. D., hal
purchased all of section 16 and the nortl
half Of 17-133-92 and will commence
farming operations on a big scale. HI
is a brother of Jake Mehrer of Mott.
J.~W. Brown of Sentinel Butte has
purchased of Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Kendley
their ranch a mile north of Medora,
for a consideration of 5000. They vii
purchase lots in Medora and build.
Among the recent Incorporation in tn,
state is the Union Congregational church
at Marmarth, with Samuel German,
Robert H. Smith, B. F. Meincke, all Of
Mamarth, and others. as incorporators.
The Grand Lodge of the Sons o.
Herman has been incorporated at New
Salem with Ferdinand Leutz of Hebron,
Arthur Van Schallen of Mandan ant
w. A. Naumann of Gardner as incorpo.
ratOrs.
The Medora school library has recently
received 80 new books. The school
board has presented the library with 81
books, making a total of 3O3 in the
library. which was organized only {
year apO.