The Dickinson press., 1910-07-23
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Interesting News fromssThirty-hve Slope
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In farmers around UeSart are expect
ing an average crop this season.
Bowman county will hold a big fair
early in the fall.
Pierce county is soon to have a new
court house, erected at a Great expense.
The result Of the taking of the Bis
marck ems shows $50 boys and 557
girls of school age.
Mott will have q new school building
on a new site. which will be ready for
occupancy by January 1.
Z. F. Crawford Of Sentinel Butte--de-
livered in address at the Bankers Con-
~vention at Valley City last week.
M. Strane and Miss Estella Haight
of Mott were married by Rev. Strevey
of Mott.
A Butte, Mont, rancher and his two
sons are making an auto trip from Bos-
ton, where the boys attended school the
past year.
The 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack McCousland Of Bently was drowned
in q coal pit near his home. The
mother is almost frantic with grief;
T~wenty-seven blind pigeers.. were
raided at Mandan in one night and..in
functions served. This is supposed to
cover every blind-pisger inthat city.
John Anderson Of ::Hettinesr N. D..
and Miss Anna Olson of Glendive--were
among the recent couples Joined in
wedlock.
Hebron is anxious for electric lights
and is circulating a list for names of
thoes who will use. Four hundred
sieners are required to establish the
plant.
Dr.. Elizabeth Neff is building a new
hospital at. Emerson. which will be
So x4S feet and modern in every way.
This will be the first hospital. in Dunn
County.
Construction work on E. j. Berry's
new TheckIa hotel at Glendive is going
forward rapidly. 1t will be a sort of
anDex to the Jordan hotel and is a fine,
large building.
Harvey Stevenson wat thrown from
his horse at his home q Manning and
injured internally. His INJURIES may
prove serious. He was in an uncon-
scious condition for Is hours.
Bentley has a bank with W. E. Free
man. 8. Botten and E.. C. johnson,
shareholders. II is known as the
Farmers State Bank of Bentley and is
capitalized at $40. 600.
-Four of the worlds fastest horse PAGERS
will be seen at the N. D. state,fair on
July Is. The horses are: Dan Patch.
Minor Heir, Lady Maud and Hedgewood
Boy.
Attorney F. E. McCurdy of Richard
ton has sold his practise at that place
to R. H. Yaeck of Wisconsin and will
60 to Bismarck. He has been at Rich
ardton for three years. His successor is
from Pennsylvania.
The recent lot sale at Faith. the ter
minal town on the Cheyenne branch of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound
was a hummer, the sales exceeding
$50. 600. Several persons from Dick
inson attended.
A runaway engine at Glendive carry
ing two cabooses in which George Rice.
Ed. Croteau and Brakeman Joha9en were
sleeping, was overtaken by a Buick auto
and its driver jumped aboard and man
aged to stop the engine.
Asa Gardner, the. agent for the Mil
waukee Land Co. at New England, sold
ST. ITS Of town lots on the afternoon of
July Is. Many business and residence
buildings are under construction and
many more are to be built.
A new elevator will be erected at
Beach by j. r. Smith, the flax king,
and E. Lloyd. making the seventh
elevator at that place. Smith will
harvest a crop of 5. 200 acres this fall
and an elevator of his own is almost
necessary.
We are pleased to slate that Geo. H.
Stone. who has been i'll in bed is i'm
proving from last accounts and as soon
as able to travel will be taken home.
Mr.. Stone is greatly missed by his
numerous friends, and all hope to see
him home again soon. Mrs. Stone who
is with her husband and was i'll at the
same time Mr.. Stone was taken sick,
has entirely recovered-Mott Pioneer
Press.
The Secretary of the Interior has or
dered: the auction sale of the..ive town.
sites in the Cheyenne River and Stand
ing Rock reservations. The lots in the
Townsite of Timber Lake will..be.. sold al
Timber Lake on August 18th. .and those
in Denree will be sold at Aberdeen..o on
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