The Dickinson press., 1910-06-04
New ENGLAND

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z. n. Lee Of Beach has purchased
three quarter sections Of land In section
3i-l36-e7 and two business lois in
town. lot 2 in block Is and lot IS in
block u.
c. ". Greer of Minneapolis pur4
chased through Il. S. Peterson the north
half Of section 79.i35-e7 and the SOUTH
east quarter Of section i7-l3s-e7. Nc;
Greer has purchased lots Of land In this
vicinity and may buy more II be ilnds
what be wants.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Prohaska and their
two little sons IRE all suffering with
diphthesia at Paul Boettcher's home
southeast of town. The family has
been here but a short time and must
have contracted the disease before COM
ing to New England.
Austin H. Austinson met with quite
a serious accident Monday while assist
inf J. A. Wirtz in running the latter's
plowins outfit. One of the plows struck
a stone and tripped in the usual manner
wien Mr.. Austinson's right foot was
struck and badly crushed. He happened
to be standing a little too far back on
the frame when the accident occurred.
Harry Sans, who lives in the edge
of the Bad Lands, lost his huuse by
FIRE recently. A defective stovepipe
a the cause and Mrs. Sans was
able to escape with the little baby
and to get most of the articles Of
furniture removed from the burn
ing building. The loss of their
house is a hard blow t the Sans family.
who also had the bad luck of losing
quite a bunch of sheep last winter.
They will rebuild with stone.
Paul Schmidt was in Regent and vic
Unity Sunday.
Chester Curtis made a busiess trip to
Reeder last Friday.
Otto Thress made a business trip to
Mott the past week.
George Gardner visited in Dickinson
the first of the week.
Asa Culver has erected a new wind
mill on his homestead.
Ernest Jessen made. q business trip
to Dickinson the first of the week.
W. F. Griwsold, candidate for county
auditor, was in Mott the past week.
Evenmo & Erickson's blowing cuff,
broke 10 acres down south last week.
H. X. Nichols of Dickinson was q
business visitor in town the first of the
week.
Asa Gardner and Cashier H. D. Baille,
made a trip to Bucyrus and Hettingcr
Monday.
Miss Hegge has been assisting Mrs.
Clingre at the latter's home for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Asa Gardner and daughter. Vera,
left yesterday for Columbus, Ohio. for 8
visit with relatives.
S. ko]oen has got his blowing rig in
good running order and is doing
great stroke of business.
Asa Gardner and W. F. Griswold are
the owners of Richmond automobiles,
purchased through J. J. Murphy.
Lee DeSart of Desart underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the hos
pital in Dickinson last Thurday. He
is getting along f%avorabjy.
The Strehlow breaking outfit has turn
ed over about 900 acres of the sod this
spring and the plan is to break about
200 acres more for flax.
Dr.. c. M. Gardner says that nothing
in the veterinary line phases him and
he is ready to do anything from filling
horses teeth to docking the tail OF
Halley's comet.
E. Culver and crew have finished
putting up a barn for kaspar Goetz anG
a large hen house for w. j. Prehn. MI
Prehn is going into the poultry business
quite extensively.
New England is certainly getting
metropolitan. Two professional beggars,
with union cards and hard luck stories,
visited here this week and MANAGED
to extract quite a bunch of money from
the good natured citizens.
Miss Mary Early of Wahpeton arrived
in town this week for an indefinite
stay. Miss Early is a sister of T. "
Early, who has a homestead near Tepet
buttes. She likes New England and
may decide to locate permanently.
Quite a number from this vicinit,
attended the auction sale at Nicl
Schieber's farm south of town yester
day. E. j. Strang oficiated as acution'
eer and everything brought q good price
MI. Connolly, Joe Shauf and r. H.
Pantenney were in Mott Sunday. Thu
former helped the Mott boys and the tw,
latter assisted the Regent team in tn,
Mott vs. Regent game, which resulted
in q score of II to 7 in favor of TIL
county seat boys.
J.. E. Phelan was in town Saturda,
en- route to Bowman from Dickinson. l
was his first stop in town this spring
but as usual he was in q hurry. He wa.
accompanied by w. A. Scott of Fargo.
who was bound for the country south
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