The Dickinson press., 1911-03-25
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Interesting News from Thirty.fve Slope
Towns as Cleaned from Exchanges
NewsyItems Briefly Told for Busy Readers

Towns as Cleaned from E~xchanges-{
$NewsyItems Briefly Told for Busy Readers
Lennon nov has a militia company.
Adams county bonds to supply seed
Dram.
The Beach Commercial Club is to build
a club house.
"Jimmey'' Foley recited at Sentinel
Butte Tuesday night.
A Polander was recently killed al the
Hebron brick works.
Scranton is already preparing to cele-
brate the fourth of July.
Mott has now a daily train service
over the N. P. from Mandan.
The Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick
Works was to have started up on Mon
day.
Eastern capitalists are reported to
have an eye on Haley as a bank loca-
ton.
The opening Of Motifs fine new hotel
the Brown" vas a GREAT event in the
c ountry south.
On Sunday morning a fire at Mandan
totally destroyed the home of William
Mccormick, valued at 81, 600.
Mass meetings to kick aeains,
Canadian reciprocity ere quite the
fashion. Beach has one to-day.
The Morton County Fair Association
will ~reorganize. The state has lust
appropriated IS, 900 for the Mandan fair.
The Hettineer Commercial Club has
under consideration the preparation of
a rest room for farmer ladies doing
business in the city.
C. C. Carpenter, register of the Lem
mon land district, has been appointed
judge of the newly created twelfth dis
:trict in South Dakota.
/, The Bowman papers chronicle Mrs C.
j. Phelan's initiation into the Eastern
Star, her mother and sister being present
to witness the ceremonies.
The Yellowstone went out March IL
this year and left only a few chunks of
ice on E. j. Berry's farm, where so
much damage was done last year.
C. T. Crowl Of Scran Ion is enlareins
his store basement and arranging addi-
tional facilities on the main floor for
handling his increased stock of goods.
Beach is to have a new depot and
wants it brick. Supt. B. o. johnson
said work would begin not later than
May list and he would use his influence
to have brick substituted for wood.
The f1aley Record will soon enter the
newspaper field. Rev. Hobbs. who was
formerly engaged in newspaper work in
the east, has a. printing outfit on the
road and an Office building started.
A wise exchange says: Don't bother
your silly noodle over what the editor
says about you in his paper, but thank
God, four times a day for what he
doesn't say about you-and what he
really knows.
Bismarck has just voted SIS, 600 for a
new site and $45, 600 for a high school
building. The propositions carried by
large majorities and it is expected that
the new school building will be COM
pleted in time for the opening of school
in the fall.
Plans for the new Northern Pacific
freight house have been received by the
various contractors here and estimates
are being prepared. As previously
stated the plans call for a building 40 by
800 feet. with the east portion 121 by 40
feet two stories in height. The building
will be of brick and concrete. The east
end contains the freight offices, and the
detail for the second floor calls for a
large general Office, and offices for
superintendent, train master, road mas
ter, DISPATCHER, chief dispatcher and
telegraph room. This bears out the
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