The Dickinson press., 1910-05-14
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An Odd Fellows lodge was Instituted
at Rhame last week.
Three new business blocks at Mott are
nearing completion.
Otto Stensrud will soon open his fine
new drug store at Beach.
Beach will soon be lighted by elec-
tricity.
The Beach Advance celebrated its
third anniversary last week.
W. A. Hart and Harve Robinson will
erect a large new elevator at Sentinel
Butte.
A Fourth of July program is being
arranged at Wibaux and $500 has al
ready been subscribed.
A new Catholic church 4ox6o feet
is to be built near Beach this summer.
The people of Beach and Yates have
subscribed generously toward the fund.
The town Of New Leipzig will change
its name to Grovedale owing to incon-
veniences which might arise from,
similarity of names.
E. D. Bachelor. aged 50, who has
been passenger conductor on the N.
p, with headquarters at Glendive, for
over rs years, died recently at his
home in Glendive.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Price of Eagle
Grove, Ia, arrived at Manning last
week. Mr.. Price is assisting W. P.
Owens as county treasurer and living
ON a homestead.
A barn and outbuildings,. also q
straw stack at the Eaer ranch neal
Manning were destroyed by fire. Abou,
$50 bushels of oats were burned in the
barn. The loss was about ST, 900.
One hundred ninety-three immigran,
cars have been unloaded at Bowman
within the past two months. which gives
some idea of how rapidly the country is
being settled.
On Friday of last week King Edward
VII of England succumbed to bronchial
complications. He was one of the most
distinguished of English sovereiens and
is succeeded by his son, George v.
A clothing store and tailoring estab-
lishment was burned to the ground at
Mandan by the explosion Of gasoline
in the cleaning apartment. The loss
is estimated at $40. 900, covered by
SIS. 500 insurance.
John Hoffman of St. Louis, NO.,
while engaged in painting the smoke
stack at the N. P. shops at Glendive
fell so feet from the scaffold and died
almost Immediately. Patrick Elvin Of
Glendive also sustained injuries from
a heavy load passing over his body,
which resulted in his death.
Condemnation proceedings are be-
gun by the Great Northern Railway COM
pany for a right of way for the building
of a branch line through the fertile Red
water country in the northeastern part
of Montana, to connect with the main
line al Mondak.
Bowman News: MIR. and Mrs. Dueald
Stewart returned Monday evening from
a trip to the Twin cities and Winona.
While in Minnesota Mr.. Stewart COM
bined business with pleasure by pur-
chasing a carload of mules and horses,
which he will have shipped to Bowman
some time during the next two weeks.
A new bank to be known as the Senti-
mel Butte State bank with stockholders,
E. J. Curtin, DEBORAH, Iowa; E. L.
Amundson. E. E. Noble and O. G..
Attleweed of Beach: and Geo. Kern of
Sentinel Butte, will be established
shortly at Sentinel Butte.
The resources of the North Dakota
banks, both state and national, were
over one hundred million dollars on
March 20, 1910. This makes an in
crease of over $40, 600, 600 in one year.
This report shows 513 state banks and
145 national banks.
The Billings county candidates who
have announced themselves through the
Medora Herald are: Henry Will and
VIM. Nuens for sheriff; for county
treasurer, j. E. Arnold: for auditor. j.
A. McGregor; for states attorney.
Joseph Denoyer and r. F. Gallagher ; fol-
register of deeds. G. E. Burgess and
James Westergaard for clerk of court,
Paul Lebo; for superintendent Of
schools. Joseph A. Kitchen : for county
judge. j. A. Paxton; for representative.
j. P. Reeve of Beach.
The following political candidate.
for Dunn county Offices have already
announced themselves: Robert Wilcox,
M. S. Cuskelly and C. B. Heinemeyel
for representative of. the 48th legisla.
tive district: C.. Scott and DR.. s. w