The Dickinson press., 1909-07-03
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The Milwaukee is building stock yarda
at Haynes whichwill be ready for the
August shipments.
The Mott band will play at New Eng
land July 3, Haynes July 4, Mott July S
and at the Merton county fair.
Patrick McAlvey of Fayette was in
Medora last week. getting the bounty
on four gray wolves, six pups and 70
coyotes. a..
A petition has been sent to Washington
for q new rural free delivery route out
of Beach which will take in considerable
Montana territory. -
The sum of $247. so was paid by County
Auditor Kelley of Adams county. during
May. as state bounty on wolves, 80
of the animals being killed.
The N. P. is replacing the wooden
bridge across the run west of the Medora
station. The old bridge was washed
away by the spring floods. y.
j. W. Brinton received notice of his
appointment last week as p0stmaster II
Beach, with a salary of 81, 500, to take
effect July l..
The Morton County Fair will be held
September IA. IS and Is. The directors
have raised the premiums in the agri-
cultural department.
The farmers Of, Beach are to organize
the State Line Mutual Telephone Co.
Fred A. Powers IS temporary president
and j. A. Miller secretary.
The Old Settlers Picnic will be held
at the MILESTONE Buttes near Reeder,
July 10, with q picnic dinner, races,
band concerts, speaking, etc. (
The Northwestern Building Company
are building a 40xSO foot warehouse at
Miles City for the Gamble & Robinson
Fruit Co. 1t will cost about So, 600. &a
The stores in Beach, which have been
keeping open every evening until 10
o'clock will close at 8 from July S to
October 4, at the request of the clerks.
The Hebron brick plant is so rushed
with orders that a IL hour day is neces-
sary in place of 10 as in the past.
Adolph Lutz Of Hebron was badly
injured in a runaway last week. He
was thrown to the sidewalk. f~racturine
his collar bone and injuring him in
other ways.
= The Bismarck Hospital and Deaconess
Home will be dedicated July 4 by
Bishop S. G. Breyfagel of Reading,
Penn. who layed the corner stone in
1907.
Adam Neider of Horswill was bound
over to county court last week on the
charge of assault with a DANGEROUS
weapon. z. E. Reece is the complains
ing witness and the trouble was over
some stock.
The German State bank of Glen Ullin
will erect a new building this summer.
1t will be wv stories, 36x115. the first
storyof cut stone and the second of brick.
C. H. johnson. g. Co. of Fargo have the
contract.
The body of a man was seen in the
river at Marmarth by Nels Rasmussen
last week Wednesday. It was floating
down the river and disappeared quickly.
No reports of a drowning or any one
missing have been learned.
The Billings county commissioners
have been petitioned to lay. out a road
from a point one mile west of Sentinel
Butte, straight south along the township
line, for a distance of II miles, which
will give an excellent road for people to
reach that town. -.
o. Adams. who was arrested in Reeder
last week, on a charge of using illegal
means to induce school officers to buy
school supplies. had q preliminary hear
ing last week. On his Offering to pay
all costs, amounting to $45. so. the case
was dismissed.
Peter Bunrs, roadmaster on the Mil
waukee, was arrested at Bowman last
week, charged with assault on the per-
son of Louisa Syhre, the is year-old
daughter Of a section foreman at Scran-
ton. The examination will be July IL.
W. o. Rumble. living neal Beach, mel
with a queer accident recently. He was
found nea his home in an unconscious
condition with his upper jaw fractured
in two places and his face badly dis
figured. it is thought he vas kicked by
a horse but he cannot remember the
circumstances of the accident
The Old Settlers association met at
! dul DO1u1 . A1CdI Null, julio ~ Inc
day was very successful. Hon. H. P.
Jacobsen was the orator. VIM. Arm
strong was elected president: John
Schleicher, secretary; &. H. Conradson.
Paul Bohn. ST., and Ben Phillips.
directors.
In the Glendive Review contest. Miss
Lurena Woods of G1endive won the auto,
Miss Melvina Belaneer the piano, and
Miss Nina Gerlinger the diamond ring.
Trips to Seattle were awarded to Misses
Elizabeth Siverts of Glendive, Bonnie
Combes of Sidney, and Elsie Clark of
Wibaux.
Lennon has just voted $25, 600 bonds
for the purpose of putting in a water
system. It is generally believed along
The Milwaukee that there is an adree-
ment with the company that the divi-
sion point will be located at that point.
The railroad company will use the towns
water. 1t was also voted to bond the
school district for SIS, 600 to erect a new
school building.
Revs. .iEidesvik of Bowman and Bersh
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