The Dickinson press., 1910-03-26

The lace handkerchief made and
donated by Mrs. President Taft to the
Hebron Ladies' Aid society was won
by W. W. Whitledse of the N. P.
station there.
Through the efforts of Revs. J. S.
Rood and Jones. a new brick Conereea-
tional church will be erected at
Hebron in the near future.
Last Saturday, March 10. was the s0th;
birthday anniversary of William
Jennings Bryan.
Some boys at Leipzig have started a
Good Boys club and r hot !. after
the blind piggers in their town.
The Glen Ullin board of education.
has adopted the free text book system
for their schools.
Geo. f. Kasper, a good musician and
q licensed embalmer, will open up a
furniture store in Mott soon.
Meats and groceries to the value of
$62 was stolen from a farmers wagon
at Beach. The offender has not yet
been found.
The bridge across the Grand river at
Haley. built last year at a cost of
81. 600. was swept away and completely
wrecked by the high water.
A new confectionery store has been
opened at Belfield with Mrs. A. Hike
and Mrs. W. ". Beebe, proprietresses.
Eight new automobiles were purchased
by Beach residents in n week. A.
sign of prosperity and a mark of progress
siveness.
Vim. Holcomb. a farmer neal Leigh.
in Adams county, succumbed to a al
Ger recently. He leaves a wife and
two small children.
E. C. Wilson of Baltimore. Ohio.
is Hettinger's new attorney.
James ]. Hill, the Great Northern
magnate, and the man who has done
s 70 much for the Northwest, will be, the
principal speaker at the Good Roads
association convention to be held at
Fargo on June % and %.
L., F. Crawford has purchased the
Sentinel Butte Saddlery Co. s business
from W. F. Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Martin have re-
turned to Sentinel Butte from their
winter tour in California. where they
purchased a fruit farm and expect to
return 10 the south.
Mr.. Silver Skyfte and Miss Martha,
Roschild were married at Melby recently
by Rev. Larson in the presence of rs
guests.
Riehardton wants houses for rent.
Herman Leutz and Ole Christensen of
Taylor recently imported 60 head of
horses which were quickly sold at good
prices.
Beach Chronicle: j. r. Smith, the
Flax King" arrived in town early
last week to begin the. seasons work
on his immense farm southwest of town.
Mr.. Smith will about double the acreage
this year and will be n of the busiest
men in the Golden Valley. He spent
part of the winter in Old Mexico, but
saw nothing there to compare with this
portion Of the world. file has purchased
a new So, 600 franklin automobile in
which to hurry around over the country
this season.
Facts concerning the new town on
the surveyed Milwaukee: There are IA
business houses already scheduled for
Regent, some of which are now build
ing or already built. The following in
dustries are represented: Citizens State
bank, First State bank, Regent State
bank, Quality Hardware store, drug
store, pool hall, Hotel Regent, Bazaar
Is and 10 cent store), hardware store.
Jno. A. Lien, general hardware, Regent
Supply Co.. lodging house. lumber yard,
ice house and newspaper by fl. James
and E. A. Amundson.
1t is said that the number of railroad
fatalities have been decreasing within
the last few years. The records show
that there was a total of S, 900 people
killed and Is, 286 injured in 1907 as
compared with 2. 791 killed and So, 92O
injured in 1909.
Medora Herald: Old timers will re-
member that j. T. Heisler shot Al
Hinckley near Yule about 1908. Word
comes that Al Hinckley was recently
invited by the state of Kansas to take
up his residence during life at one of
their fine large stone palaces of enter
tainment because he shot and killed
another denizen of those parts.
Joseph Dare. supposed to be insane.
was taken from a train at Marmarth
| and brought to MedOra where he was