The Dickinson press., 1910-11-19
New EnaJana.

on business the first Of the week.
A new piano has been installed at
John Carroll's home southwest Of town.
G.. D. LaGrave made the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox { the proud
parents of a 12H pound son born
Saturday. November IL.
Miss Nellie Bride. who has a home
stead southwest of Desart. was visiting
friends in town the past week.
There was a gasoline famine in town
the latter part of last week. The oil
wagon came down from Dickinson Fri
day night and relieved matters.
Carl Taulker, who was quite seriously
injured in a runaway accident Novem-
Der 9th, seems to have fully recovered
from the effects of a bad shaking up.
Commissioner C. w. Herstein made
a trip to Chicago the past week to mar
ket his cattle. C.. J. Herstein and l..
R. Strang accompanied the shipment.
Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Cass returned
Saturday from q several weeks visit in
B%ridgewater, Iowa. Miss Grace Love of
%Bridgewater accompanied them on their
reurn.
Charles T. Arnold. who has a fine
coal mine on his section 5-134-95. was
in town on business Friday. He reports
that the farmers keep him pretty busy
at the mine.
Mrs. +. +. Nerby and daughter, Mrs.
Toilet Tollefson, with her two children,
arrived last week from Dawson. N. D.,
for a visit at the home of the formers
son, Carl Nerby.
Fred Roquette of Dickinson, repre-
sentative-elect from the 31st legislative
district, was in town Friday. He was
making a business trip to Midway and
Bowman in his new Cadillac touring
car.
A Scandinavian mission service will
be held al the Christ Nelson school
house. section 30-136-98. on Sunday,
November ~. Rev. &. A. Holmeren
will have charge of the service which
opens at II O'Clock a. n.
Mrs.N J. Wampach underwent a very
successful operation last week and
is now recovering nicely. The operation
was performed at TIRE Wampach home
by the local physicians, assisted by Miss
Juhl, the trained nurse from Dickinson.
Nick Schumer. who lives several miles
northeast of town, has good reason to
feel satisfied with his summers work.
file raised $50 bushels of wheat off from
IS acres, $50 bushels of oats off IS acres
and 100 bushels of flax off from IL
acres.
G.. A. Graeber made the sale last week
of the northeast quarter of section 30
1865 to E. B. Megeatb. Mr.. GRADER
has without doubt, sold during the past
year more land to .actual residents than
any other man in Hettinger county.
The friends of Rev. j. j. Ross were
sorry to learn that he was unable to re-
turn to New England last week on &C.
count of an accident. file was helpi &
to move a piano at his home in Sykeston
when it slipped back and dealt him a
heavy blow IN the head.
Dory Adams of Havelock was the
victim of an accident last week at the
Adams coal mine which resulted in a
broken arm for the unfortunate man.
While working in the mine a big chunk
of coal. weighing nearly a ton, became
loosened and fell upon Mr.. Adams,
breaking a of the large bones in his
right fore arm.
E. G. Cells of Mar dan. state mana
ger for the Brotherhood of American
Yoemen. was in town the past week to
assist Hilbert Chellsen in looking after
the interests of the order. Several new
applications were secured the past week
and if the candidates are accepted there
will he a. membership of over so for the
local lodge.
At CorneD's hall at Black Butte
Wednesday evening. November 16, took
place the marriage of Edward Erickson
to Miss Lizzie Kanera. The ceremony
was followed by a big dance and a
fine time was had. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erickson are well known in the central
part of the county and their many
friends will Join the Herald in wishing
the couple a happy welded life.
c. N. Bayman has purchased Church
]. Cla7k's homestead, paying 81, 900 for
the same. The farm has improvements
consisting of a house, stone stable,
eranaries and land nearly all broken.
The past season raised 16H bushels of
wheat to the acre on land plowed this
spring and 1871 bushels on land where
the wheat was stubbled in. It is con-
sidered one of the best farms in this