The Dickinson press., 1910-10-01
ENGLAND

New ENGLAND
Earl Harkins was in from the south
Monday for another load of oats. Oats
seem to be q pretty scarce article down
The annual convention Of the Hettin-
ger County Sunday School Association
will be held at Recent October rs and ~.
south of the Cedar. Mr.. Harkins reports
hat it showed nearly all of Sunday
afternoon at their ranch Is miles south
of the Cedar.
The owner of the horse advertised by
John I. Moan succeeded in locat ing the
lost animal and is satisfied that it pays
to advertise.
Mrs. Bertha Smith is now located in
the building formerly occupied by
Marsh & Daily and will have her mil
linery opening in the building Satur-
day. October l.
German Lutheran services will be held
at St. Johns Lutheran church at 10
regular service will be followed by q
business Meeting.
John Sand, who lives just northwest
of town, is rapidly getting the best of
his fall blowing, and his neighbors,
Messrs. Bender, Gillespie and Weber
and also turning the stubble over at q
merry rate.
D. G. Skiles is one of the farmers in
this vicinity to put in a crop of winter
wheat. The grain was sowed q little
late but Mr.. Skiles thinks that the >ex-
neriment ia worth trvino
0. K. Bayman arrived several days
ago from Bridgewater. Iowa, to look
after his interests east of town. A.
[. Sackett has been carrying on MIR.
Bayman's farm this year.. Mr.. Bayman
will return east in a few days.
L. M. p. Griwsold has moved his
house from the farm three miles east
to this village and has established his
residence in Gabert's addition. A. F.
Mobiles new. house is being built on the
lot adjoining Mr.. GriswoId's.
Quite a number from this village are
planning on a fine time Saturday even
ing when w. +. Loomis' big new barn
will be dedicated with a dance. The
barn is one of the best farm barns in
this vicinity and there will be lots of
room for the dancers.
j. G. Horner of the firm of LaGrave &
Homer. returned Monday from a weeks
visit in Wimbledon and Fargo. Mr..
Homer says that there has been so much
rain in the eastern part of the state
that many of the farmers in the Red
River Valley are unable to do any fall
blowing.
- n " Dho1or md Ck1k1s, Akkovoo~,
Emil Scow of Bowman passed through
New England Saturday, en- route to Dick
inson in an automobile. Mr.. Scow was
on his way to Minot where he had bust
ness to look after. Mr.. Phelan returned
Monday to Bowman. accompanied by
Miss Mabel Currie of Haley.
A few days ago S. j. Reese. who lives
several miles northwest of town, was
taken suddenly ill. He was examined
by DR.. Stribling. who found the patient
suffering with typhoid fever and ad-
vised him to 90 at once to Dickinson.
where he could receive hospital care.
Accordingly he was taken to Dickinson
by his brother, Alonzo Reese. The lat
ter was taken sick on the way and now
both young men are receiving treatment
for typhoid fever at the Stein hospital.
New England parties while visiting
in Marmarth last week had an easy
time in locating the big butcher, Ed.
Ahern. formerly of New England. MIR.
Ahren was in the city calaboose await
ing the arrival of the Billings county
sheriff who was to escort him to the
county Jail at Medora. II was reported
that Ahern had been in partnership
with M. F. Woods in the butcher bust
ness and that he quit business and dug
out with about $500 belonging to the
firm. Ahern got as far as Lennon but
wal taken back to Marmarth to answer
to the charge of grand larceny. He was
given q hearing and was bound over to
the district court. Ahern has moved
around quite a little the past year but
seems to get a permanent address.