The Dickinson press., 1910-04-30
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Interesting News from Thirty.Ave Slope
Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges-
Newsy Items Briefly Told for Busy Readers.

$Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges-}
}NewsyItems Briefly Told for Busy Readers.
A son was born on the 18th to Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank Sharrnan Of Bei6eld.
Butte. Mont. experienced an earth
quake shock last week.
a briquettine plant project is on foot
at New Salem. y. 4
John Zimmerman OF Richardton 10 the
purchaser of q new Hart-Parr engine
which he will use on his farm.
Mrs. Abbie Williams. one Of Mandan's
pioneer residents. died recently Of old
age.
Shares to the amount of SIS, 100
were secured for the new Creamery at
Mott.
The school children of Emerson gave a
Program and Shadow social for the
benefit of the school library. ,s@
A fire department was organized at
Bowman and the necessary fire appar-
atus ordered.
Bel6eld organized a baseball team
with H. E. Haney manager. and W. A.
Mosher captain.
Miss Olena Olson. of Waterville,
Mimi. who was teaching school near
Glen Ullin, died Of pneumonia.
Albert Herauf. a young man in the
vicinity of Glen Ullin, wal badly in
jured recently by being run over by a
disc drill.
DR.. J. l. Asbury of Wabasha, MIMI,
has taken a partnership with Dr.. Larabee
at Rhame, thus making two doctors for
Rhame.
1t is rumored that a charter for an
Elks lodge has been granted to Bismarck
and that a lodge will be instituted in
the lear future.
W. W. Thorn of Wal!a Walla. Wash,
purchased a section of land near Rhame
at $50 per acre. with absolutely no i'm
%provements.
Charles X. Barnett and Miss Priscilla
Hunter of Sentinel Butte were married
in jamestown on April IS. A big re-
ception was given them on their return
home.
At the state spelling contest at Bis
marck last week, 30 contestants partici-
pated, and the prize and championship
was won by Helen Underwood o.
Mclean county.
The following Bowman county resi-
dents were married last week Lawrence
Brannick to Miss Clara Peterson ; Brun'
Buchholy to Miss Ti]la Clarquist o
Paoli Robert Dean to Miss Margurett,
Hasty and Lynden F. Dean to Mis-
Cynthia Goodman.
The bank at South Heart Of whicl
O'Connor Bros. are the principal stock
holders will be open for business il
- the near future, so says the Times
Mr.. Fscey of the First National BAN
of Belfield will act as cashier.
The big oats warehouse at Beach il
connection with the Golden Valley In
dependent elevator, gave way under tn
weight of grain. releasing Is, 600 bushel
of oats in all directions, causing Geo
Elliott a narrow escape from death
The grain was gathered up in sacks an
the poorly constructed building de
molished, and a new structure will b
erected
A trio of railroad employees g
Mobridge, S. D., composed of w. A
Reyburn. general yard master, r. B
Dean. telegraph operator. and j. n
Whalen, switchman were found to hav
been holding up immigrants for to
across the bridge at that place an
charging all the way from 81 10 SIT
All Of. the men were arrested an
heavily fined and discharged from til
railroad employ.
Beach Chronicle: Another transactio
in real estate and another fancy prit
paid for Golden Valley dirt. A.. .
Weideman sold his 444 acre farm net
Chama, about four miles east of Beacl
- to A. L. Arnold for a consideration
$40 per acre. Mr.. Weideman pu
chased the land four year ago for $12.
per acre and since that time has taxi
off a bumper crop each year. M
Arnold, the purchaser, is 'assista
cashier of the Golden Valley Sta
bank, and owns a fine quarter joint
the Weideman farm. making him nc
the owner of a 900 acre tract.
Aberdeen, s. D., August Baue
Christ Baumgartner and Christoph
W%allerwine, three farmers living ne
Roscoe. S. D., are under arrest, charg
with attempting to wreck Milwauk
passenger trains. The men admit thu
guilt, claiming a train had. killed
~ COW owned by one of them. and til