The Dickinson press., 1910-04-09
New England

Hammer Of Desart were transactinR
business in town Monday.
E. A. Lillibridge of Dickinson was
in town Tuesday with q patty Of land
seekers from Illinois.
". T. Loomis returned the first of the
week from a business trip to Minnesota.
He expects a bunch Of l%andseekers out
the letter part Of the week.
Al. Anderson continues to improve
slowly from his long siege of illness
but it will be some little time before
he fully recover his strength.
lack Sans and family of Midway
were in town Tuesday. 10 do some trad
ing. Mr.. Sans reports a heavy loss of
sheep at his ranch last winter.
Rev. O. J. Holton writes from Valley
City that he expects to be able to return
to New England in a few days.
Miss Anna Bohlman has finished work
at the Mckenzie hotel and will assist
at her home north of town this summer,
Fred Presser, who lives a few miles
north of town, has been on the sick list
the past week.
Frank Keith of Hope. N. D.. who
bought land out here last fall, is eoine
to farm this season. He has two teams
at work now breaking all of the south
west quarter Of 23-135-97.
German Lutheran services. will be
held at the New England school house
at 10 80 Sunday. April ~. and at De-
sart at 2 p. m. the same day. Rev. F.
Bnge, Pastor.
Nick j. Wampach and Albert Fred
erickson will be the first ones to make
final proof before Charles Simon, the u.
S. commissioner at New England.
Several others have made application
but the date for hearing proof has not
been fixed.
Quite a number from New England
went down to Recent last Saturday
evening to teke in the opening dance at
the Juliet hotel and all report a fine
time. Harvey Johnson is proprietor of
the hotel in the new town.
Rev. j. S. Rood, district superintend-
ent of Congregational missions. will be
in New England, Tuesday, April IL,
and will conduct services in the school
house at 8 O'Clock in the evening. All
are invited to attend this service.
Mrs. Carl Nerby, who was operated
upon for appendicitis last Thursday. is
recovering nicely. She is staying at
the Mckenzie hotel and Mrs. N. H. Mel
son is assisting as nurse.
Matt Theil. who purchased section
35-135-97 last fall, has arrived from
Glen Ul]in and is putting up a good
house on his farm. His wife and two
children will move here just as soon as
the house is ready for occupancy. Mr..
Theil will put in 100 acres of flax this
season.
Rev. F. Bunge has been in Dickinson
this week attending the meeting of the
First Missouri conference of the German
Lutheran Synod of Ohio. This is the
first conference held in this western
country and it seems to be greatly ap-
preciated by the ministers who have
been accustomed to 60 as far east as
St. Paul to attend similar conferences.
William C. Rev, who has been in
New England for several days. left Tues
day for Bismarck to resume his duties
as railway mail clerk in the employ of
Uncle Sam. His run is from Bismarck
to Hankinson on the 500 line. While
in New England Mr.. Rev made arrange
ments with his brother, r. W. Rev. to
put in fifty acres of crop on his home
stead southeast of town. Is
William Gabbert, agent for the Howard
Lake & Victor Nursey Co.. visited his
father, Fred Gabbert. in this place the
first of the week. Mr.. Gabbert has
Stark and Billings counties for his
territory with headquarters in Dickinson.
lie has been with the above company
for over a year and reports fine success.
E. F. Braugh and family arrived
this week from Moorhead, Mimi. to
make their permanent home in Hettin-
ger county. Mrs. Braugh and baby are
staying for the present at the w. T..
LOOMS home, the baby being quite
sick. Mr.. Braueh brought out a bunch
of horses and all kinds of farm ma
chinery and expects to put a good share
of his three quarters in section 7-134-96
in crop this season.