The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14
New Enaland

A son wat born Friday, April 20. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl O! johnson.
Frank Gray finished putting up a
large barn last week.
Asa and Evert Culver made a bust
ness trip to Mott last week.
w. T. Krsmer made q business trip
to Reeder the past week.
Joe Beaulieu Is digging i well for
Evert Culver. He has several more to
dig in this vicinity.
Matt Thiel is putting up some build
inss on his. place. Culver Bros. are
doing the work..
Mrs. E. z. Rose and three children
arrived Sunday from Java. S. D., and
are now located in their new home in
the northern part of town.
The examinations for pupils of the
eighth grade will be held on Thursday
and Friday, May 10 and 20. at Mott,
New England and HorswilI.
r. H. Puntenny is having about so
acres of his land broken this week. He
intends to put in flax on all of the new
breaking.
Evenmo & Erickson recently pur-
chased a set of John Deere engine
plows and are breaking up the prairie
in fine style.
Newt Garman writes to have his copy
OF the Herald addressed to Talent,
OREGON. Mr.. Garman has a fine position
on a fruit farm and likes the country.
S. H. Koloen is doing lots of break
ing with his new gasoline outfit. MIR.
koloen is a good machinist and expects
to do considerable custom breaking if
the summer season is favorable.
Carl Halgren has been doing a big
stroke of farming at his place west OF
town. He has put in 225 acres of wheat
and has the ground ready for IS acres
Of oats and IS acres of flax.
c. j. Phelan of Bowman was in town
Monday. He reports that the Western
Grain Co. have made arrangements to
have their flax hauled to Reeder.
FATTY" Perreau will be boss on the
freightine job.
Ralph Bagley, of the Bagley Elevator
Co.. was in town Monday. His COM
pany is keeping an eye on New Eng
land and may decide to locate an eleva-
tor here. From New England Mr..
Bagley went on to Mott and then back to
the Milwaukee.
Frank A. Meyer, who did lots of
freiehting from Dickinson to New Eng
land last year, made his first trip for
this season Monday. He expects to
have all the f%reighting he can possibly
handle this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw and little
daughter, Martha. relatives of W. C.
Mckenzie, visited here this week on
their return from a visit with relatives
in Scranton. The Shaws live at Willis
ton and are driving across country.
Thee. Gntensohn got mixed up in his
engine plows n day last week and in
trying to save himself from going under
60! n leg badly bumped. The injured
leg has caused him considerable incon-
venience but he still sticks to the
thu Ottle.
Christ Bendickson of DEBORAH. Iowa,
was in town this week on business.
Mr.. Bendickson owns a quarter section
of land seven miles northwest of Regent
that he is ready to sell. He does not
intend to do any farming and feels that
the land is too valuable to lie idle.
Strehlow brothers and Theo Gutensohn
have had their new engine and plows
running full blast for the past two weeks
and are tearing up the sod in great
shape. The big steamer pulls twelve
14-inch bottom plows and a six-horse
crusher with perfect ease.
"a meeting of members of the school
boards of the county and the clerks of
the several school districts will hold a
meeting at Mott on Wednesday, May
IS. Changes desired in school laws
will be n Of the subjects for discus
sion. State Superintendent W. L. Stock
well will Be present and will lecture on
the subject CONSOLIDATED Schools"
| n. f. Lante. II. r. Harris CeorJo