The Dickinson press., 1909-08-07

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The new state. bank Of Bowman has
opened torsj3 - 1gss#: 49,
y, The5bew bank building at Flasher is
:beimk rushed: 70 compilation. !,
Miss Minnie Wagner. formerly of
New Salem. was drowned at Billings.
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Twenty-sevenl: naew.school houses. will
be built in Morton.copunt within the;
next year. Z ats: IS:
'Nameless'' is the freak name adopt
ed By new po s'esa6l In J Mackenzie
The Bowman Creamery Co., made
their first shipment Of. butter last week,
consisnins about SOD lha 9 New
York :, =: IS
Mandan business men have about
completed the financial arrangements
for the building Of a large modern
hospital.
Jacob Mailer, a farme, residing near
Richardton. was killed by falling from
q load of hay. two. wheels of the loaded
wagon passing over his body. !
The Farmers State bank of Mott,
will be opened for business August 2.
The Milwaukee road is expected to reach
town by November Is.
L. L. Lewis and. assistant surveyor
Veigel were at Manning Saturday, the
former to attends commissioners
meeting and the iattee. to survey for a
bridge over Deer. Greek
Quite a large territory hi crops north
west of the Chalky Buttes. was totally
destroyed by hail. The hail was very
severe. The farmers Effected trade
LARGELY at Bowman and Rkktnes :
Blue Grass and, Sims toxn.hips were
visited by q bad rain and wind storm
last week. Considerable Grain was
blown down and at Hebron. two box
cars were blown from the track.
A>heavy rain and bad wind storm
passed over Midway July n. The rain
fell in torrent0 and the wind blew a
gale that desr yed several claim shacks
and n or two large barns.
John York. foreman Of the bridge
crew, arrived last week and has been
getting things in shape to put in the
bridge across Knife river at Manning.
Part of the material is on the ground
and the bridge will be completed in 9
few days.
Oscar Anderson, living three miles
southeast of Reeder, suffered a severe
loss in the death of twelve young horses
by suffocation last week. They ran init
a small sod barn to escape the mos.
quitoes and knocked the door closed
shutting off the air.
Mrs. John Murphy was killed recently
by the roof of the house giving away.
She and her husband have a claim OF
the Grand. north of the Buckley ranch
Mr.. Murphy was on the roof repairing
it when it gave way. His wife was no
hit by the timbers but died of hear
failure. 3
Clifford Greeer. aged IS. living neal
Bison, lost his life as a result of thu
present plague of mosquitoes. Will,
riding horseback the pests bothered tn
animal so thet it reared and plunged
In attempting to dismount. the DO!
was kicked in the stomach. causing hi
death.
Editor Nelson of the Marmarth Mai
has sold his interests in the Mail to
committee of Marmarth citizens VIII,
are acting for the Marmarth Commercial
club. Mr.. Kelly is the active manage
and Ienatius Doueherty. editor. 1t il
the intention of the citizens to sell tn
paper when the right party comes along
County Treasurer Owens, Deput
Surveyor Veigel and Clerk of Cour
Brooks were out last week t look afte
some surveying on the line between
Dunn and Mckenzie counties Tn
survey was ordered by the county com
missioners to settle the question o
whether or not j. E. Phelan' 8 ranch an
personal property were assessable il