The Dickinson press., 1911-04-15
New England

New England
Aanen'C Carlson proved up on his claim
last week. ssf
Greenleaf Doe Of Desart will farm
about 900 acres.
A Congregational Ladies' Aid society
wastformed recently at Mrs. E. E. Bos-
loush.ss.; s I'LL IS III
;C.sM. BaiIweber has purchased a new
Reeves steam breaking outfit Of LaGrave
& Horner.
The fire engines are now located IN
the city hail and are ready for work il
occasion requires.
The New England village board voted
to pay Marshal AL. Anderson q salary Of
$50 per month. also outlined his duties.
The Regent Times says it is under
stood that the New England pool rooms
had until Saturday. April 8. to get into
the prohibition class.
Civil service examination for appli-
cants for mail carrier for rural rout No.
!. out Of New England. was conducted
April 8 by Postmaster Mckenzie.
j. r Berks of Glasgow, Mont, has
been placed in charge of the Murphy
Merfick lumber yard. His family will
follow as soon as he has q house erected.
G. A. Graeber. the land man, sold six
quarter sections of land last week.
Among others he sold q quarter section
each to Martin Ehl, John Max and Mar
tin EhI. Jr., of Chicago.
William Flom. who proved up on q
homestead here over a year ago, recently
arrived from Kenyon, MIMI, with a
good outfit of farming supplies, and will
have a good acreage in crops.
f.. Mrs. A. W. Rand came out from Mon
dow, Wis. recently to join her hubsand.
who is n of the new contractors here.
Nels Erickson and John Skiludm also
arrived recently from Wisconsin and
will work for MI. Rand.
George Gardner left last week for
Bloomington, Wis, where he expects to
buy q carload of horses. He has sold a
number of good work horses here this
spring and thinks the market is still
good for the right kind.
Mrs. Ida Benson, who has been spend
ing a month with her son. Leonard Tow
herman. left last week for Hurley, S.
D., Tor a stay of about two weeks, when
she will return to New England to re-
main with her son indefinitely.
The Modern Woodmen OF America held
q county meeting at Mott recently. II.
F. Beeman of Mott was elected as dele
cate to the state convention to be held
at Cakes next mouth. Otto Thress of
New England was named as alternate.
Ray Lamberton was on the sick list
grip. Willis Dean of Dickinson had;
been running the auto stage 10 Dickinson
while Mr.; Lamberton was sick. Robert
Lepeer has finished work at the garage.
The New England Commercial Club
has extended an invitation to all editors
in the Cannon Ball territery to hold an
initial meeting of the editorial associa-1
ton at this place, on April Fl. C. H.a
Crockard. j. n. and NJ. j.. Connolly
were appointed as q committee TO-
arrange for this meeting.
John D. Gillespie arrived last Wednes--
day from Cumming, Iowa, with a car Of
immigrant'goodsr for Dr.. A. Cochran. |
was eight, days on the road andswas
glad to see New England. MIR. Gillespie
will farm section 17-134-96 for Dr..
Cochran and start at once to put in the
crops OF wheat, flax, oats and potatoes.
j. H. Graeber and family moved into
Regent Saturday, April 1. Mr.. Graeber
formerly farmed considerable land in
township and in company with
his brother. at q time owned practi-
cally all Of Madison township. He has
just purchased town property and will
engage in the real estate and loan BUSH
ness.
George Munns. who owns g. section Of
land in the rich farming country near
Rainy butte, has been able to do con-
siderable work in the field during, this
fine spring weather. Mr.. Munns has q
engine and. will farm about
500 acres the coming season. He is an
advocate Of the dry farming system and
is double disclne and dragging and we
believe that he will not only have a
large acreage but the big yields as we'll.
Cashier J. j. Murphy is to work a side
line this year with the banking bust
ness. He owns section 19-135-99 and
just as soon as the ground can be broken
be will have his Hart-Parr breaking out
fit tearing the sod. S. E. Deckard
arrived this week from Charlie City,
Iowa, and will run Nj. Murphy engine.
E. O. Berg of Midway will run the
J. J. will put the whole section
in max and may also put the homestead
quarter belonging to H. S. Clawson into
wheat this spring. 4
Sheriff Barrysarres ted quite an enter
prisina horse thief at Mott Monday when
the latter was in the act Of stepping
from the. Milwaukee branch train. It
appears that the enterprising gentleman.
whose name is aThos.. .CoproyS and who
halls from St. Louis. hired q team of
horses and rig from George Ballet, the
New Leipzig livery man, about a week
ago and drove the same to Morristown.
where he sold the teamgaud outfit and
Immediately hired a second outfit from.
q Aorristown livery. He drove the
second outfit back to the Milwaukee
branch and was endeavofinf to dispose
Of it when Sheriff Barry grabbed him.
Conroy was taken to Mandan by Sheriff
01ann nf Morton .r0Nnfv where he will