The Dickinson press., 1909-04-03
New ENGLAND.

f.. New England.
a con was born to Nj. and Mrs. Otto
Werner recently.
Miss Addie Ware attended the teach.
ers' convention In Dickinson last week.
Mott parties also promise that they
are eoine to put In q bank at New Eng
Miss Elsie Stiles Of Scranton has
begun work in the New Enaland post.
fofi1ce. ~ &
Alfred and Oscar Strehlow and Theo
Gutensohn were in Dickinson last week
with Drain.
Miss Mae Grover has gone out to put
in some time on her claim near the
Rainy Buttes.
Edmund Sttehlow I, returned Monday
from Win0nR.. Mimi, where. he has
been attending school. r
Miss Insa Holland, who taught in
the Stehlowa district this winter, has
gone to Edton to teach there for a few
months.
w. j. Peters was in Dickinson this
week to make application to make COM
mutation proof on his claim six miles
south of town.
Asa Gardner has bought the lumber
and will build a butcher shop and a
repair shop acrosC the street from his
store.
Miss Bessie Crumb arrived here Satur-
day after spending several months in
Ryder. N. D., and in Halbrite, Sask..
Canada.
Nro,x:n T,,e&,, ,,o. - e,oro HonnoI,,
last week and bought q horse of Asa
ahead since his visit. Thanks, Martin.
Miss Susie Harrison is taking a vaca-
tion as her duties al book-keeper in the
Gardner store and will spend a week
visiting friends near Desart.
Miss Fannie Marshall has taken up
her residence on, her claim seven miles
southwest of town. Her mother, Mrs.
Mary j. Marshall. was up from the
Cedar Saturday. She is erecting a new
house on her claim. +
Miss Jennie johnson, who worked in
the Mckenzie store last summer, was
married in Dickinson last week to L.
j. Omdahl. who has a homestead near
Edton. May their's.b be a happy welded
life.
w. S. Van Bergen was in the Office
on Monday and renewed his Herald
subscription. He plans to have about
80 acres in crop this year in flax and
potatoes. He raised oats last year
and had a very good crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathews were
at the county seat last week. While
returning they were nearly swamped in
Dead Horse cooley. The draw was
filled with water and when they drove
into it. the bottom ice broke and came
up around the wagon. Mr.. Mathews
being SO HELPLESS they Sxere in a perilous
condition and had to wait until the
current carried the ice away.
A. j. Silvius and son, j. E.. of Still
water went to Dickinson last week where
the young man attended the teachers
conventions A. j. returned here Mon
day but his son went on to Sentinel
Butte to attend the teachers institute.
p. D. Engh writes from Orr, N. D.,
that he will have the Incorporation
papers for the New England State bank
here next week for publication. Mr..
Eneh will be here himself next weel
and will open for business at once.
W.. C. Rev, who has a position az
railway mail clerk on the N. P. line
from Bismarck to Hankinson. came Mon
DAY Tor q weeks VISIT win riends mere.
ne says tnat ne likes nls work put nnda
II nara. Will 3 iost considerable
weight since he went into training.
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Saturday from q chicago veterinary
college wnefe ne NAG Deen studyine fol
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