The Dickinson press., 1909-07-17
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lished the Hebron Tribune, has sold out
his interests to George J.Landon, a new
conner to the town. Mr.. FELTON, will de-
vote his time to music, sign and picture
work.
The Beach creamery received S, 431
pounds of cream in June. paying out
1864. 10. The number of patrons in
creased from nine to twenty-four.
The sum of $3.50 was recently raised
for the erection of a church at Carlyle,
Mont. Ground has been donated and
an effort will be made to have the
building ready for occupancy by Dec. 1.
Rev. j. W. Dudley is in charge of that
territory.
F. o. Smith, an old contractor who is
doing a section of grading on the new
south line. fell from a wagon last week
and severly fractured his right collar bone
wrenched his shoulder and other serious
injuries. Owing to.his age he may be
disabled permanently.
The Mandan rifle team won the state
championship at the gun club meet of
the North Dakota Sportsman's ~associa-
ton last week.
R. H. Proudfoot, Dr.. v. j. La Rose
and B. W. Stephenson have resigned as
Mandan city commissioners and their
successors will be, elected August 10.
The Glendive Horse Sale Co. has
recently received an order for about 500
horses from the Cuban government. Ten
carloads were to be delivered on the
p15th.
May M. johnson of Haynes is a party
in a romance of divorce and cupid.
Three years ago she and CHARLES E.
johnson were divorced. Last week the
same parties were married again. Mr..
johnson has been living in Aberdeen.
The Sand Creek district school election
last week resulted in the selection of
H. c. Croker as director for one year.
James johnson for two years, P. E.
Frederick for three years. Henry Back
haus for treasurer, H. C. Crocke, for
clerk.
A new postofice. known as Burdette,
will be established on the C.. B. Will
liams place near +. F. Roberts ranch
and Mr.. William will be postmaster.
The Bowman creamery was expected
to start operations Tuesday.
The Sentinel Butte band furnished
music for the jackson County Picnic
Association at the Forsyth ranch Tues
day.
A valuable horse belonging to John
Cusick of Sentinel Butte was caught in
a landslide last week and covered with
earth all but his head and neck. Atten-
ton was attracted by the whinnies of
the horse and it was dug out unhurt
after its Imprisonment of about two
days.
Brown Bros. Of Hettinger have bought
the abstract business of Chester Brooks
IN Bowman.
W. C. Hanson, the pioneer merchant
and first homesteader to file on land
in Bowman county, has Just sold his
quarter section neal Saltwater to MI.
La Pierre of South Dakota, 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Hanson,received for this
property a little better than 81 600.
The new p~ostofice in; Dunn county
that waste be known as Hartinger has
been changed to Libby Butte as the
Office will be on the place, owned by
Libby Hawson.
Gladys Lydstrom, daughter. of Mrs.
Anna Lidstrom from south of Glen Ullin,
broke her right leg last week..-The horse
she was riding fell with her.
The Glen Utl1fi1ni Catholic .churchs.ob-
served its 18th anniversary July IA with
a solemn, hiRh mass; at 10 O'Clock fol-
lowed by a picnic at the John Tavis
ranch in the afternoon.
A boys basket ball team is being
organized at Medora. The girls already
have a Furnishing team.
! U. F. Smith suffered q painful in
jury at the Medora water tank recently.