The Dickinson press., 1911-05-27
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Interesting News from Thirty-fve Slope}
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}Newsy1tems Briefly Told for Busy Readers
The Catholic church. at New Leipzig
was dedicated on May 70 by Bishop
Wherle.
The editor of the Flasher Hustler con.
tinues to BOOST his town as one of the
best in Morton Co.
The citizens of Mott planted over
/, 900 trees in their park on the Cannon
Ball river banks. New England will
also have a park in an ideal spot near
the same river.
Seventeen new. residences have been
built in Richardton this year, including
those under construction, ranging from
$500 to SIS. 200 making a total of about
$48, 600 worth of buildings.
1t is understood. that Jacob .Barth, ST..
has commenced q $40, 600 damage suit
against the N. p. Railroad Co. for dam
ming the Cannon Ball river at Mott.
Mr.. Barth has q townsite at Mott.
Tive boy scout representatives from
each province in the Dominion of Canada
will 60 to London to take part in the
coronation procession in June. Two
scout masters will accompany the boys.
VIM. Lambeck, ST.. died at his home
at New Salem on May 18th, or a day
following the death of his son at the
Stein hospital here of typhoid fever.
Both were tailors by trade.
In the state defamation contest held
at Grand Forks recently, Mildred Hildeth
of Casseltor and Howard Huston of
Minot won prizes. Mandan had two,
contestants, Ralph Kellar and Dora
Spath.
From Mobridge. S. d. to Deer Lodge,
Mont. a distance Of IT'S miles, the C.
M. and P. S. railroad will use the tele-
phone method of dispatching trains
instead of the telegraphic system. It
will be divided into five sections.
Mott plans to have a regular jubilee
occasion on June 21st and 22nd, when
a Farmers Institute will be held in adj
dition to a meeting of the Hettinger
County Dry Farming Association, and.
the Cannon Ball Editorial Association.
In Fargo a movement has been started
among the girls which resembles the boy
scout movemen The New York COM
mittee has suggested the name Campfire
Girls and no doubt the organization
will spread.
In the recent fire, at Marmarth, H.
Bohlman. who was waiting for assis-
lance to carry a piano out of the burn
ing building, sat down and played "A
Hot Time with the flames 20 feet
from him.
New Leipzig Sentinel-An amusing
story is told of how the blind pigger,
who ran the resort on the Cedar. north.
of Morristown, ran into a trap that in
volved an automobile ride to Mandan.
The man was just returning from Morris
town when a neighbor met him and told
him to make his getaway. as the sheriff
was at his place. Then they say the
sheriff's automobile going away, over
the hill. So it was thought all danger
was past, and the man went on. When
he got home, there was a man destroy
ing the goods. The owner demonstrated j:
What are you doing? This is my
place" ''Well'' said this disciple of
Carrie Nation, then you're the man |
want" 1t was Sheriff Olson. It was
his deputy who was out in the auto
mobile.
A Camp Crook paper says: Carl M.
Hjerleid, cashier, and H. C. Hjerleid, a
| director. of the Bowman State bank.
| and L. Jalseth. who for the past two
days have been inspecting the country
west of the river in Montana, passed
through Crook today by auto on their re.
turn to Bowman. They selected 32O-acre
claims in township E south, range SO
about IL miles northwest of the Glen
store. Northing definite is known as to
their intentions, but the opinion pre-
walls that a new town is contemplated.
as they located near the proposed irriga-
tion project. The Hjerleids are inter-
ested in several banks in Wisconsin, also
one at DEBORAH, Ia. where fl. C. Hjer.
leid makes his home. It is said that
the latter gentleman will bring a colony
of Iowans to the new settlement.