The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17
Work at the Hebron brick yard is in

The hrst annual ball of the Mafmarth
Commercial club was held Monday.
A rural mail route will be established
out of Hettinger June I, serving those
living northeast of the town.
Roy Andrews of Minot has opened
law Office at Beach. making six lawyers
in the town.
W. H. Spears. until recently the
editor of the Mandan Pioneer. will move
his family to Niagara Falls. N. Y.
The baseball team at Glen Ullin has
organized with C. J. Kurtz manager.
and Joe Tavis secretary and treasurer.
Griffin. in Bowman county, has petit
toned to be organized into a civil
township and the first election will
occur April so
Marmarth is now the layover for the
six. passenger engine crews on that
division of the Milwaukee, instead of
Mobridee.
About is steam breaking rigs have
been unloaded at Bowman thus far this
spring, making between 40 and so in
the county.
The Beach baseball team has made A.
H. Lytle. manager and Charles Harkins.
treasurer. The baseball park will be
fitted up.
A crew of 16 men are at work putting
up the local telephone system at Beach
and it will soon be in working order.
The Dakota Land & Title Co. of Bow
man has recently been organized by C.
E. Dawson and E. P. Totten of that
town.
The Meinecke Building Co. has just
completed the erection of three rural
school houses in the Marmarth school
district, costing over 81, 90 in all.
A. H. Johnson, county assessor of
Dawson county and one of Glendive's
prominent men, died April of pleural
pneumonia.
During March So cars of immigrant
goods were unloaded at Beach or IS cars
thus far this spring. Last March there
were So cars.
The affairs of Adams county will soon
be placed on cash basis, as a result
of the sale of $17. 500 worth of four per
cent bonds that have been sold, to the
state. The bond issue is practically
sufficient to cover the total outstanding
Indebtedness of the county.
A county bar association was organ
lied at Hettinger last week with E. H.
Munger. president and Herbert Lewis.
secretary and treasurer. The program
committee is P. D. Norton, P. W.
Boehm. r. M. Harrington, O. H. Aygarn
and Herbert Lewis.
Gilstrap. in Adams county, is getting
in line for a boom. A townsite has
been bought, the railroad company is
to put in side track. several kinds of
business will be started and CONNER
cial club will be organized. The lum-
Der yard at Petrol is to be moved there.
The citizens of Mott will erect a band
stand where concerts will be given this
summer. There is talk of establishing
a high school at Mott. Fully Is or 80
of the towns young people. who are
contemplating going away to school,
would remain in Mott if high school
should be started.
The Mott Commercial club and officers
of the townsite company held a consul
tati0n recently and discussed the prices
of lots in the town. The club wants
the rates lowered. The townsite people
agreed to make all the concessions
possible to induce the right class of
people to 60 to Mott.
On April list, the Bowman postoffice
was raised to third class and made a
money order Office. A. L. Lowden will
be re-appointed postmaster. At present
the Bowman Office supplies IA other
and Buffalo. the new county seat Of
Harding, S. D., will soon be added to
the list.
The Golden Valley Fair association of
Beach at recent meeting elected
officers and directors as follows: Presi-
dent. Weston Snow; vice president,
j. A. Miller; treasurer, E. E. Noble;
secretary, R. E. Morrow; Ed Holven,
Henry Callander and E. E. Dickinson.
There is much enthusiasm and the or
eanization will probably be made per-
manent and ARRANGEMENTS made for hold
ing county fair, on a small scale,
until the association becomes stronger
financially.
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