The Dickinson press., 1910-08-20
New ENGLAND

New England
Norwegian Lutheran services will b,
held In the New England school house
at 3 80 p. N. on Sunday. AUGUST 18th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nottingham and daueh.
tea, Gretchen. of Dickinson were fuesal
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. E. Bosloueh owe,
Sunday.
Robert Leacock was in Dickinson the
latter part Of last week. He marketed
9 load Of wheat for which he received
E. E. Bachelor held CONGREGATIONAL
services at Havelock Sunday. From
now on services will be held at Have
lock every Sunday at 2 90 p. N.
MI. Hamzerstrom had put up build
ings on the place and returned to Ken
yon to get his horses when he was taken
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
o. l. Buttedal left Tuesday for Will
ton. N. D., to look after his land inter-
ests in the northern part of Burlei4h
county. When he returns he expects to
start work on the Kinnamon-Gardner
building.
Rev. S. o. Simondson Of Kenyon,
MIMI, was in town the past week look
ing after his interests in this vicinity
Rev. Simondson OWNS section 21-135.96,
which would have been in crop this year
had it not been for the illness of Carl
Hammerstrom, who was out here early
this spring.
Thomas X. Patterson is hobbline
around IN clutches this week as the re-
suit of q mix-up in q runaway accident.
He was on his way to Reeder when one
of the horses started in to kick things
to pieces, accomplishing the deed in q
very few seconds Mr.. Patterson was
thrown out with great force and picked
himself up with q badly sprained knee.
A concert and dance, and a series of
concerts, under the auspices of the New
England Brass band. will be given at
the New England Cafe Ct. X. Sheetz's
new building) on Friday evening of this
week. The band boys intend to hold
concerts and dances every two weeks
and are now in shape to put up a fine
entertain ment. Prof. LaGrave is the
able leader.
W. NJ. Hopp and Ernest Herwall, old
friends Of H. D. Ballet, from. Java. S.
D.. have been in New England for the
past few days. Mr.. Hopp purchased the
(the James Matthews homestead) and
plans to have the whole quarter broken
up this fall and put into crop ext year.
MIR Herwall bought land here early this
summer and may decide to buy more.
D. j. Buckley of Daglum was in town
the first of the week on business. Mr..
Buckley has been located on his home
stead for nearly five years but says this
is his first year at real farming. He
seeded 100 acres last spring and has ex-
cellent crops. His neighbor, E. L. Nc
Gee, the big farmer from Valley City,
has fine crops again this season. Mr..
Buckley thinks some of McGee's flax
will 60 20 bushels to the acre and
wheat from Is to Is bushels.
F. Maser was down from Dickinson
the latter part of last week with a party
of Iowa gentlemen. A. D. Billman.
one of the party, intends to come out
here and engage in farming. He owns
the west half of section 5-134-97 Gin the
same section that S. M. Davis. of
OldfeNCes' IOWA, WIZ mas SuCu u00 CI0PS
this season. and Mr.. Blllman is sorry
he didn't start in this year. D. C. Fette
of. Donaldson and John Witte of West
Point, Iowa. were the othre members of
the party.
The James Mathews estate is all
closed now, the final accounts be-
ing settled this week. Mrs. Matthews,
who Gets q widows third interest. has
purchased a neat little home in town
for herself and children. The children
have bank account amounting TO q sum
total of over 81. 500. The settlement
seems very satisfactory when it is taken
into consideration that. after paving all
costs of ~probatine and the legitimate
bills, more was realized from the home
stead than it could have been sold at
the time of Mr.. Matthew'S death a little
over q year ago.