The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
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Interesting News from Thirty.ave Slope
Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges
Newsy1tems Briefly Told for Busy Readers

Towns as Cleaned from E~xchanges-}
Newsy Items Briefly Told for Busy Readers
Beach's new Methodist church will be
dedicated in May. 3
The Bowman Pioneer. is TO-, have q
Junior linotype. =
W. j. Simms is enlareing.the Scran-s.
ton Brick & Tile works. y
Beach is using the new modern CON.
modious school building: "a / s,
There were sixty-four teachers in Bow
man county during the year.
Miss Cora Christensen of Richardton
is teaching south of Dickinson.
The First National bank of Mott is to
build q SIS; 600: brick building, /.
Mott, the white City,; prevailed
upon the N. P. to paint the depot white.
Bismarck N. p officials have had no I;
noice of daily mail service on tic, Bis.
marck- Mott line. Ai's 8:
The First National bank Of Beach
offers 500 as prizes for best corn raised
in Billings county. ., !"
For the month of February 1888 births
and 308 deaths were reported to the
state board of health. IN
Six new gasoline plow outfits within
a radius of 10 miles is pretty good for
Emerson. Dunn county.
Dominick Bleth of Richardton has pur-
chased a Sc. 200 blowing and thresE.
ing outfit, through A. F. Mischief.
Richardton News: Pat Murn Of Glen
dive is looking up a suitable location
near Richardton for a chicken farm.
Messrs. Hevener, Butler and two other
gentlemen from Dickinson were here
Monday on business connected with the
Fred Leonberger bankrupt case. Dunn
County Settler.
Albert Asper of the Richardton garage,
has gone east with a model of a corn
huskine machine which it is claimed
will pick up corn from the row in the
field. husk it and place it in a wagon
box. 80
F.. C. Grimes. principal of the high
school at Willow City. an old friend
of c. G. Williams of this city, was in
Dickinson the first Of the. week. Doing to
Beach, with Mr.. Williams. before re-
turning home. to see some land they own
out that way.
: John Nadolski, part owner of the con-
solidated Zunkunft and N. D. Herald.
has been in Dickinson getting things
settled and in about a month will lease
Der Volksfreund at Richardton and as
sumo the management of the Dickinson
paper. Mrs. Nadolski was also in the
city arranging for a house.
jackson Reilly, serving sentence of
ninety days for selling liquor, is not
here any more. The reason is that he
has gone elsewhere. He had been
allowed the freedom of the town for
some weeks, and Saturday after helping
move some pianos from the station. be-
came invisible to the unaided eye. I'm
pertinent people are asking if letting
important malfactors run away may not
develope into a habit-Medora Herald.
The following from the State-Line
Herald refers to the cheap big" indian
wrestler who has been in this vicinity
for the past six months: Chief War
Eaale is happier these days than if he
had thrown Gotch. The reason for this
is that recently his right to 800 acres Of
an Indian allotment land in the Black
foot reservation in Monana. was estab-
Iished and recognized. Having been
away from the reservation from his Car
lyle school days on. his name hadsbeen
omitted from the tribal roll and Il Z
quired special effort to have this errsr
corrected He will leave for. BrowAinls
Menu. next week to'make hissseteotisAa
MsdorazHerald "A: Z. Arnold GOES. ID
Minnsspslis sthis week Is Z assume hhis
d4Ieta1s u cashier 81 the Minneapolis
$tStest biank. new Institution. il !
rapidly developing business district 81
that city. He has been in business at
Beach for several years, and il wae
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