The Dickinson press., 1910-10-08
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Interesting News fromtThirty.nve slope}
Town, IS Cleaned from E1ehanses-
{Newsy Items Briefly Told for Busy Readers
Dan schiss sold j lsuaitsr section
81 land @neass Be1aeld ea.chsee Haul at
[32d:2s per aqre.es SIS ss=ax..=
f s. J. BiFdsaiis IL havi1i9a new ele-
.vator erected at New Leipzig. the first
one at that place.
The little daueAtessof;asMk. and Mrs.
Tony Rolczynski Of Beash9has infantile
paralysis. but not d seve1ecase.
Mott has a plumber and steam filter,
also an electrician permanently located
there and will Q have a bakery.
Melba. the famous Australian singer,
will visit. North Dakota, This month. Civ
ing recitals in Fargo and Grand Forks.
Nm. seeley, a contractor and builder
Of Beach, died suddenlylasst week, leav-
ing a wife and six small children. The
family were formerly 81 Melville, N. D.
Gavin Bowdry. the merge, who drew
first choice in the Standing Rock Reser-
walton lottery last year, has departed
from Bismarck to take up residence on
his claim.
Rasmus Nelson and Miss Lulu Schnee
were married at Bowman recently. The
groom conducts a jewelry store at Bow
man, and they will live on his claim a
few miles distant.
James Madison and Miss Catherine
u. Murphy. young people of Beach, were
Joined in wedlock on September ~. Mr..
Madison is a pioneer settler of Beach
and the couple will reside there.
Lots have been purchased and S.. OOO
subscribed for the erection of a new
Methodist church at Beach, which will
be built in the near future. They have
a membership of about 40 at the present
time. ,r, -
The Iowa picnic held at Emerson
recently was enjoyed. A permanent
organization was effec ted with T. Leroy
Evans. president and H. r. Young, Of
the Dunn County Settler, secretary.
Papers were read by C. L. Melby and H.
R. Young.
Dunn County News: Farmers in this
vicinity are very busy winding up their
threshine. Several rigs are operating
in the neighborhood and practi cally all
grain. except flax, is already threshed.
Flax is %threshing out we'll, going from
five to ten bushels per acre. At the
price quoted this week, s.. 40 per bushel.
flax will be a very profitable CROP.
AS a result of Cupid's busy working
the following young people of Mandan
were Joined in wedlock last week: Mr..
Zealand Slater, a Northern Pacific EN-.
ployer. to Miss frankie aLatta; Mr..
Henry Howe. a dispatcher, of Glendive,
formerly of Mandan to Miss Margaret
Martin; Mr.. A. M. .Hauee, MANAGER Of
the City Lumber Co.. to Miss Jennie
Erickson. a.
The club rooms run by Charles Slater
at Mandan were closed by injunction.
It was claimed that Mr.: Slater was
maintaining a-comm on nuisance.
Sportsmen in the eastern part of the
state are sending for wild rice seed and
dropping it in the clay and mud alone
rivers and lakes. Wherever this grow.
wild ducks are said to be found plenti-
fully. ~ d -
Harold Winchester, son Of Judge ant
Mrs. ". H Winchester Of Bismarck, il
taking a medical course this year a
Harvard Medical school al Cambridge
Mass. He is a graduate from the Bis
marck high school and from Dartmouth
College. N. H.
Edward Kromrey.. 10 years old. of Fal
Creek, Wis. committed suicide at Beacl
by taking strychnine. His father and
brother were in this country with him
A quarrel with his sweetheart in Wis
%consin, is said to be the cause of tn
rash deed.
L. C. Curl. living a few miles from
Beach, planted an acre and a quarter IL
potato seed this spring and the harves'
this fall measures him out 200 bushels.
The ''muphies'' are AL in every wa!
and the. Kind that will bring the toI
notch price on the market.
The dedication of the statue Il
Sakakawea, the famous bird woman
will; take place in Bismarck next month
This will mark the elimination of the