The Dickinson press., 1911-03-18
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Interesting News from Thirty.nve Slope
Towns IS Cleaned from Exchanses-
Newsy1tems Briefly Told for Busy Readers

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Towns IS Cleaned from E~xchanses-t
Newsy1tems Briefly Told for Busy Readers
The VILLAGE of Gascoyne has voted
incorporation.
THE Elsin Times is a new paper
started at Elein by G. H. Crockard. !,
Beach''s' methodist church was in-.
creased by IA members recently. <
r. 3. Chappell of Wibaux is the owner
of a new 40 hip. Cadillac touring car Of
the latest model. ., n.
A new postofice has been established
about ten miles south Of Rha4e. called
Duval. c. E. Berquist is the post
master. * j, Il
'Mandan will have a new N. p. freight
depot. n Of the largest in therstate..
40 by 500 feet, work 90 same 70 be
started right away. :.
Mandan citizens were dissatisfied
with the location, of the federal building
there and Z talking Of c%irculatiDs a
petition to secure another site. T.,
The following flebronites have pur-I
chased automobiles recently: Adolph
Lutz. Herman Funk. N. N. Wooiery and
Emil Kindsvo9el. This is a sign of.
prosperity. q
The Bowman county commissioners
have adopted resolutions for the issuance
of bonds in the amount of SO. 600 in
order to purchase seed grains for needy
farmers.
Ted JerGensen and his sister. Mrs.
Mackay, living near Bowman. are in a
serious condition resulting from burns
by an explosion of kerosene. The lady
will recover, but the gentleman is in a
precarious condition.
. The citizens of that lively little city
in the Golden Valley have subscribed
over 81, 500 for a base ball team the
coming season. This act is character
istic of the way Beach people spend
their money at home and to boost their
city.
Lalie and Denver Woods of Marmarth
will be tried at the April term of court
at Hettinger, for the murder of MIR.
Crome last fall. Henry Trowley, the
%weil-known criminal lawyer Of Dead
Wood, S. b., has been employed to de-
fend the Wood Bros. St
Upon recommendation of Senator Nc
Cumber, President Taft is negotiating
with the wal department to increase the
garrison al Fort Lincoln from one to two
a;;!!ons.- It is argued that Bismarck
is one of the most important posts in
the northwest and this increase is de-
slrable all around.
Richardton News: John thinner is
here from Kamloops, B. c., where he
and Nick Rothschiller went in the fall
of 1909. Mr.. thinner says they had
plenty of snow there this winter and are
looking for a big crop this season. He
and Nick have $40 acres of fall wheat
in. Mr.. thinner is back for a few days
on account of some land deal. /
Anton Netsch of the Bowman Meat
Market was feeling pretty blue, when
his fiancee, who was coming from the
old country to meet him in Minneapolis,
was held at Ellis Island by the immi-
grafton officials. Senator McCumber
was apprised Of the fact and immedi-
ately took the matter up with the officials
and the young lady proceeded on her
journey. The couple are Obliged now to
wait until the Lenten season is W
before the marriage takes place.
Johnny Oliver, a ranchman who has
lived in the vicinity of Whitewood for
many years, is something of a weather
prophet, according to the .Whitewood
P%laindealer, his predictions being
based upon his long observance of the
habits of prairie dogs. He says that
these wise and queer little animals are
rounding up the earth about their holes
this early in the spring in order to
prevent the water from going into them,
and thus he araues that the spring will
besa rainy one. Last year, he says the
dogs did not take the %precaution to do
this. as they seemed 10 know the season
would be dry-Range. Gazette. =