The Dickinson press., 1910-01-15
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Interesting News from Thirty.fv Slope
Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges
Newsy Items Briefly Told for Busy Readers.

$Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges
}Newsy1tcms Briefly Told for Busy Readers.
A herd of deer was seen recently on
Knife river.
Fargo Forum: Chas. Miller who was
arrested at Mandan. was brought to
The Northern Pacific is>buildine stock
yards at Beach.
A full Car of live oysters from New
Jersey went over the Milwaukee road
recently, en- route to the Pacici coast.
Mr.. Albert Korsmyer and Miss Molly
Adams. popular young people of Bel
field, were married recently.
hume rous dances and masquerades are
reported in the vicinity OF Medora and
Sentinel Butte.
W, a: Fan. formerly with the Rus
sell-Miller Milling Co. at Mandan is
now manager of the Mandan Transfer
Co. .
w. r. Bryan of Warsaw. Wis.,. re-
Gently purchased two and a half Sec
tions of land from the j. Luther Risk
Land Co. at Belfield.
Last week, Andrew Cornelius, who
lives IA miles from Scranton, lost his
house and all contents by fire, valued in
all about So. 600.
A bad wreck occurred on the Milwau-
kee last week, near Roscoe. S. D. Six
Bulgarian laborers were killed and one
engine totally wrecked.
Station Agent Cooper::of Beach drew up
the plans for the new N. p. depot to be
erected there soon. The plans were
approved by Supt. B. o. johnson.
D. H. Keyton. who at one time re-
sided in Brinsmade, was shot and
killed at Newton. Mont, recently by a
saloon keeper of that town.
Murray Frazier, an old timer in Nor
ton county, succumbed to pneumonia
in Mandan last week. He was So years
of age.
J. J.. Hill. president of the Great
Northern Railroad Co., has offered
ST. 900 in prizes for Montana boys end
girls under 10 years. for growing corn
in that state in the year 1910.
Fargo Sunday morning by Deputy U. S.
arshal A. E. Mckay on charge of SELL
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ment license. He a arraigned and
pleaded guilty before Judge Amidon at
II 80 today.
From January list, there will be no
quarantine for small pox in the state of
Montana. but the state board of health
orders the removal of person infected
with the disease from hotels ad public
places.
The highest price ever paid for flax
was offered Tuesday or the floor of the
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
when 81. 10 was paid for immediate de-
livery and the demand exceeds the sup
ply.
Menitt McPhee, a young man of Bow
man was riding across the prairie when
his horse went into an old we'll that had
been left uncovered on the prairie.
Had the snow not been packed in the
we'll the young man might have lost
his life.
The oysters were of the largest vari-
ETY. procurable on the Atlantic coast and
are to be deposited in beds on the
shores of the Pacific for breeding pur-
poses. The water in which they were
transported had to be kept alta tempera-
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Anton Sletten, a homesteader four
miles from Bowman, died suddenly on
his way home from a %neiehbors. Heart
failure is thought to be the cause of his
death. His companion. a Mr.. Lee,
stayed with the body until daylight
then went for assistance.
John Becker and Miss Cynthia Flynn
of Reeder we're married there recently
by Rev. Geo. Remission. They were
attended by the brides mohter and the
groom's brother and will live on their
ranch south of Twin Buttes.
To Dakota Farmer. l send herewith a
photograph of a hen with a gopher
head which belongs to my father. She
was Matched in an incubator i'll 1908
and has a head just as shown in the
picture. She has four teeth, eats like
a gopher and laps milk like a cat. She
lays an egg every day and roosts with
the other hens.-A. P. Peterson. Ward
C O.. N. D.
Two very prominent young people of
H0rwsill were Joined in wedlock recent
ly, Miss Emma Erickson and C.. C.
johnson. The bride is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Erickson, while the
young man is a blacksmith at Horswill
and has a claim nearby, where they
will make their home.
In the recent transcontinental race
between the Northern Pacific and the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
roads. to see which could land its ship
ment in the New York market first, the