The Dickinson press., 1910-06-11
New England

1EoI. grover LaGraVe spent Sunday
at his homestead near Mott.
Mrs. S. A. Clafin Of Rainy Butte has
been quite i'll for the past two weeks.
Quite u party from town enjoyed a
horseback ride out to the Rainy Buttes
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse ireland and Mrs.
A. A. Ware left last week for a months
visit with relatives in Michigan.
Nick Bartholome is again working for !
the German Mercantile Co. in Dickin- !
son.
Rev. F. Bunee is conducting a German
school again this summer at the New
England school house. Thirteen pupils
are enrolled at the present time.
The counters were removed from the
Loomis restaurant last week and tables
have been installed in the dining room.
It is now one of the neatest restaurants
in the county.
|. Carl Mattson of Winthrop. Minn.,
arrived this week from Minneapolis and
has commenced WORK for W. C. McKen-
zie. He is q brother of John Mattson.
who worked in the store last winter.
Hilbert Chellsen of Mandan. organizer
for the Yeomen. returned to town last
Wednesday and organized the local New
| En0lond lodo> NTH 20 oho.<n, -n-A~..
Thursday evening.
The first real ball game of the season
will be played here Sunday. when the
locals take On the Mott team. Tho
1nman boys were in for the practice
game last Sunday and showed they had
the goods to deliver whenever it is
needed.
An entertainment will be given at
Strehlow school house No. 3 Saturday
evening. June ii. A handkerchief auc-
ton will be a part of the program and
ladies are requested to bring a handker-
chief and lunch. Everybody welcome.
The New England Drug Co. have their
soda fountain and ice cream counter in
operation now and their patrons are
wearing the smile that won't come off.
M. H. Nelson reports that Paul Boet-
tcher finished braking so acres of land
for him last week. This new land has
been seeded to fax and oats. making
Mr.. Nelson a total of 200 acres in crop
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Boslough, who
made their home at Dr.. j. w. Strib-
Iing's for the past month. are now
keeping house in the residence recently
built by Fred Gabbert in the eastern part
of town.
DR.. j W. Stribling returned last week
Tuesday from a short visit in James,
toUn. He was accompanied home by
Mrs. StribIing, who had been visiting
her mother at Faribault. Mimi, and
relatives in jamestown for the past
month.
w. P. Stoddard of the firm of Dyer &
Stoddard, left yesterday for Java, 6.
D.. to attend 10 some business matters.
Before returning he will arrange for
the shipping of a part of the goods for
their store. which is now nearly COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ranberg have
, moved their household goods to Dickin-
, son, where they will make their home.
Mi. Ranberg will still be in the employ
, of. Soules & Butler, with which firm he
has been with for several years.
+ George F. Clark and wife and Mrs.
. Church j. Clark left last week fol-
~Bridgewater, Iowa, for a visit will
, relatives and friends. Church J. Clarl
will 60 to Iowa to spend the Fourth ant
accompany his wife home.
! Mrs. C.Kjeldson and two little daueh.
tiers arrived from Dickinson Saturday
: and are now comfortably located il
the new residence in the northwestern
part of town. Mr.. Kjeldson went up t,
Dickinson to accompany his family out.
E. E. Bachelor arrived last weel
from New Hampshire to take charge OF
the Congregational church work at New
h England and the immediate vicinit!
D during the summer months. 1t is hi
Y first trip west and he seems to be vel
pleased with the country and the PEG
n pie. In the fall Mr.. Bachelor will
: return east to complete his studies in
4 a theological seminary.
s Carl Holton, son of Rev. o. J. Holton
! and Miss Borehild Valid, niece Of Mrs
Bertha Smith, were married in Chicag'
0 on Saturday, May %. The young couple
are expected to arrive in New Englan,
h this week for a visit. The groom is
s physician and may decide TO locate il
e this part of the country.
CATCH CROPS.