The Dickinson press., 1909-07-10
Our neigbbors.
Interesting News from Thirty.Ave Slope
Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges
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Dany last week was the cause of lively
times.
A lodge of Modern Woodmen of
America will be organized at Rhame
soon. "
There were is declarations of inten-
ton and1 4 petitions for naturalization
filed. @
Valentine Ferderer, living south of
Glen Ullin, lost three valuable horses
by lightning recently.
An Epworth League has been organiz-
ed at Hoosier with Roy Schwartz. presi-
dent. and Lynn L. Willouehby, secretary.
George Link of Glen Ullin had his foot
fractured in three places by catching it
in the wheel of his auto while cranking
the machine.
A standard water tank, with q capa-
city of 81. 600 gallons. enough to water
IL engines, is being built by the Mil
waukee three miles west Of Reeder.
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The Clarkson Bros. from the Cave
Hills country. have marketed about Co.,
600 pounds of wool at Bowman this
year.
John Marion has resigned his posi-
ton as manager of the Brueeger Nero.
Co. at Schafer and is succeeded by Jack
Chaussee.
j. B. Slosson of Mott has sold a half
interest in his clothing business to S.
S. Baker and the firm name will be
Slosson & Baker.
N. N. Hermann has sold the Haynes
Gazette to Miss Mack of the Haynes
Register and the two have been combin-
ed as the Haynes Gazette-Register
Last week II eight wheeled, connected
Mocotto type engines were SEM over the
Milwaukee to the Rocky Mountain div
ision for heavy work in the mountains.
Lightning recently struck the chimney
of W. D. Forsyth's house at the ranch
lei Sentinel Butte. dazing the occup-
ants.
Charles Holton of Sand Creek was
arrested last week, charged with ass ault
on P. E. Frederick. He plead eui lty
and was placed under 81. 900 bonds to
keep the peace.
The men at work on the railroad con-
struction are having an annoying time
on account of mosquitoes and many are
quitting because of the pests.
Eugene Cooper was arresed last week
in Glen Ullin, charged with taking
q clock from one of the rooms in the
Klondike hotel. He was fined SIS and
70 days in Jail.
Prof. E. j. Babcock. dean of the
School of Mines, was in Hebron the
past week, inspecting the site of the
new mining experiment station and
making plans for pushing the work
forward.
w. H. Woodruff has presented a parl
to Beach and has already enclosed il
with everereens from the Bad Lands.
Next spring a large number of other
trees will be set out and the grounl
seeded.
E. c. Barry of Hettinger was injured
ina runaway last week. The waeor
tongue a into the ground, while thu
horses were on the run, throwing Barry
out between the horses. where he wal
kicked and bruised.
While Fred Schroeder and Fred Fuchl
of Hebron were building a fence. light.
ming struck the hammer in the hands o.
one of the young men and knocked 8
piece out of it, then passed on to {
strand of-wile and melted it. Neithea
were hurt beyond a slight shock.
Hoken Hansen of Haley was killed
BY gas in a well recently. He wen,
down into the well by means of a rope
Mrs. Hanson was at the top and receiv
ing no answer to her call. summoned
help. He was found at the bottom o
the we'll, having been overcome by tn
gas.
The is year-old son of Roadmaste
Burns had a narrow escape from dealt
at Scranton Saturday. He climbed ont
a box car which was being run to tn
coal chute and was knocked of. falling
under the wheels which ran over on,
arm. 1t was found necessary to ampu
tate the arm.
The six year,old son Of Frank Padeett
near Bowman, broke his left arm las
week Sunday by falling from q hors
while riding under a clothes line. TIL
same day A. W. Clark'st8 year-ol,
daughter broke her right arm by being
thrown from an unmanaseable horse.