The Dickinson press., 1910-01-08
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Interesting News from Thirty-ive Slope
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as bridesmaids.
Congressman Hanna recently intro
duced a bill making provision for an
appropriation of S21. 600 for an In
dian school at Bismarck.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. C. r. Charest of Far
60 celebrated the goth anniversary of
their wedding last Sunday.
The Dunn County Settler announces
the purchase of a new printing press.
Most of the garrison stationed at Fort
Lincoln for the past year have been
transferred for service in the Phil
ippines. They left the post last week in
a special train of tourist cars for San
Francisco. where they will embark
for the long ocean VOYAGE.
Announcement was made last week
in tie Bowman County. News Of the
retirement of w. C. Billyard, from the
News, his interest having been our
chased by his former partner, C.. A.
McCann.
Last Tuesday night a horse hitched
to the delivery wagon of the Bismarck
Steam Laundry became unmanaeeable
and dashed through one of the large
plate glass windows of the Hoskins
Co. S store. A large number of del
icate plants were frozen before they
could be removed.
Beach Chronicle: What is believed
to be a record price for Golden Valley
land was established last week when
100 acres of its fertile dirt fetched
Al. so an acre-a fair price. Tie land
involved was transferred by j. S. Nor
ris to Chas. R%uedenger, and is located
two and n half miles east of this
city. We don't know as either par.
ty the transaction is to be congratu-
lated, for one man received a nice price
for his land and the other got a mighty
good tract of land for his money.
R. T. Haywood, formerly with the
Western Lumber and Grain Co.,
bought the interest of j. B. Smith
in the Bowman Drug store.
Hebron Tribune Last week Guy G.
Lloyd. a mighty hunter Of the Roose-
welt type, while hauling coal from the
Hauck and Denniston mine spied with
his ever alert eye, a huge Callotis of
the genus Lupus sitting upon the snow.
In an instant the intrepid hunter
leaped to the ground and as the great
beast turned to face him he carefully
aimed between his neck and left Shout
der and sent a ball into his heart.
Last fall this same sportsman chased
a Labrodorica, a plantigrade quadruped
of the genus .Meles, to his hole and
would have dug him out, but he was
on a bundle wagon and he had to at
tend to his knitting. A couple of
fierce Latrans of the genus CARTS inhab-
it the tall grass on sec. 10. twp.
144 r. 80 and this fearless gunner has
registered an oath to have their hides,
or drive them owe the Old Muddy into
Mclean county.
The new opera house at Beach was
formally dedicated to public use Thurs
day of last week by a grand ball. at
tended by about IS couples.
Louis Gilbertson and Miss Efie Kel-
logg of Beach were married on Deem
Der 26. at the home of the brides par
ents. Mayor and Mrs. A. B. Kellogg.
They will 60 later to Idaho, where the
groom has mining interests.
Fred Rober of Mandan was instant
ly killed last week while crossing the
railroad tracks in the Bismarck yards.
Rober was on his way to a dance and
started to 60 between two bad order
cars which were coupled with a chain
and thus had more slack than usual.
While Rober was between the cars.
the switch engine stopped and the
ends of the cars came together, crushing
him 10 death. When the man was found
there was no resemblance of a human
body, nothing but a bloody bundle OF
clothing and crushed bones and flesh.
Rober was a single man living with his
parents:
Albert Anderson committed suicide
by taking carbolic acid in a saloon
in Glendive. He was a stranger about
40 years of age and had no papers indi-
eating where his home or relatives were.
John T. Murphy, IT,. son of John T.
Murphy, the millionaire stockman.
banker and land magnate of Helena.
Mont, recently instituted suit in thu
district court for divorce from his wife.
He asks custody of their children anc
alimony. Murphy alleges cruelty On
the part of his wife