The Dickinson press., 1910-06-11
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Interesting News from Thirty.ave Slope
Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges
NewsyItems Briefly Told for Busy Readers.

interesting news from Thirty five Slope
$Towns as Cleaned from ~Exchanges-$
}Newsy1tems Briefly Told for Busy Readers.
Manning is planning to- celebrate. the
4th in good style.
Mandan has a new Symphony orchestra
of IS pieces.
A new ~postoffice and telephone ex-
change building is being::erected.at Mott.
= Editor E. X. jenkins is.,'.temporary
MANAGER of the Manning BASEBALL team.
Valley City has the LARGEST graduating
class in the history of its public schools.
Henry He'll of Glen Ullin.-has sold.his
elevator and all machinery to :E. J.
Nelson of that place.
Hettineer, on the Milwaukee, -.had..a
close call from fire recently. !: Two of.-the
fiIemen. however, were badly injured.
The Milwaukee towns are enjoying
some fast games of baseball this season
and seem to be about evenly~~matched.
New England is Observation-Disclosures
the 4th in grand style this year. and all
are preparing for a big time.
The Glen Ullin school:has- been:placed
on the accredited list as a-..frst.. class
high school.
Mr.. Alfred Boike of..Hebron..married
Miss Henrietta Lansbein of Beach and
CARED her away to live at Hebron.
A1odee--o o Ladies of ..Maccabees-:-was
recently instituted in Beach ..by..s..tt,e.
State commander with Lady Commander
Mary Niece.
A QUARREL over a :.horse.. deal at,
Flasher led to a stabbing ARRAY. the
victim being in a very serious condition
and authorities still looking for the man
who committed the deed --
A Sos. 900 fire occurred at Almont last
Wednesday when two elevators with all
their contents burned to the ground.
The C. H. Chase & Co. and the Lyon
Elevator Co. owned the elevators of
which part of the value was covered by
insurance.
Peter Berkel, 1907 years old, travelling
with his son 70 years old and grandson
As years, are recent immigrants to
North Dakota from Germany. Mr..
BerkeI, ST.. is supposed to be the oldest
man that ever came to the United
States.
The First National bank of Glen Ullin
with P. B. Wickham, president and
Chas. Waechter. vice president, are
undertaking the financial enterprise of
putting a bank and lumber yard at
Stanley, New Leipzig and Carson. The
bank building will only be a temporary
structure until the new railroad line is
put through.
The residence of Mrs. Ella Soules,
near Bailey. was destroyed by fire.
together with all the contents. Mrs.
SouIes had just returned from Wisconsin
Monday. accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Waddel. and had been %unpacking
some goods just outside the door. 1t IS
supposed that a spark from the chimney
dropped down and ignited tn straw and
packing and set fire to the house from
the cellar entrance. A trunk containing
about all the valuables belonging to
Mrs. Waddel was the only thing saved.
as the fire was we'll under way before it
was discovered. Mrs. Soules had one
of the incest homes in that part of the
country and her loss is very heavy.
The Woodmen lodge, recently organ
lied at Emerson, has been giving a
number of candidates the degree work
lately and while the work was going on
some of the members became suspicious
that they were being watched from the
outside. Consequently, at the regular
meeting night last week. a few of the
boys took a look outside while the work
was going on to see if they were being
spied upon. They got out the drag net
and roped in three young ladies who.
with much scrambling and screaming
were taken into the hall and made to 90
through a few of the important stunts
of the organization. and, it's said, their
fright and CONSERVATION was a source of
much pleasure to the boys. Tue lodge
members do not anticipate having to re-
peat the performance again very soon.