The Dickinson press., 1911-09-02
New ENGLAND

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in the new parsonage.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Schultz died lest week. The little
one had been suffering for some time
with the whoopine cough.
A card from Rev. G. j. Ross written
at Columbus, N. D.. states that he was
in the cyclone belt where several people
were killed and many fine barns des-
troyed last week.
The New England auto stage line is
now running on the old schedule again.
1t seems that Ray lamberton was
needed right here on the job to keep the
machines running.
While in Minneapolis recently. George
Gardner bought a new Buick-ive passen-
ger touring car, for use on his stage
line. Jim Wallace. the new chauffeur,
drove the car up from Minneapolis this
week.
M. J.. Connolly suggests that the Com
mercial Club try and induce the Mil
waukee to construct a dan in the Can
0 Ball, south of the Mckenzie hotel.
1t would afford abundance of water
which is needed.
JIM. Bruager of Duluth, brother-in-
law of Joe Lang and M. c. Mccartney,
was out here this week. He visited
Mr.. Mccartney at Midway and came
down Monday for a visit with Joe and
then took the auto to Dickinson.
We wonder what Dickinson will do
for a baseball pitcher. Clint Davis.
who has been their old reliable for
many years, has been promoted to depot
agent at Bel6eld. Here's betting Bel
field has a good ball team next year.
E. Fugere, who lives 20 miles west.
was the first man to market new wheat
at New England this season. He brought
in a good load and received 90 cents a
bushel 1t the Western Grain Co.'S. eleva-
tro. Mr.. Fugere says his wheat aver
aged 10 bushels to the acre, which is a
very good yield for an off year.
immigration Agent frey. who is to
have charge of the special exhibit car
for New England. writes that the car
will start about September 10. The Her
aid will get out the annual souvenir
edition on September 7. 1000 copies of
which are for this car, for distribution
in Iowa and other eastern states.
Sheriff Barry was up frem Mott re-
Gently and after doing considerable
skirmishing around located a little beer
and Red Haggerty, the sailor, who
owned that he had disposed of four bar
rels of the amber colored liquid in this
vicinity during the past few weeks.
Believing that the fellows word was
good evidence. Sheriff Barry took him
to Mott. The way of the blind pigeer
in Hettineer county is very hard.
H. S. Talbot, son and daughter and
Miss Stella Goode and Albert Beneous,
who live three miles north of Hettinger,
passed through New England today en-
route to the Bad Lands, where they 60
to spend a little vacation. Mr.. Talbot
said that there were no crops around
Hettineer. He put in 500 acres of grain.
and harvested a few loads of Russian
thistles, which he will use for feed.
He thought tina, our country had a very
prosperous appearance. /.
F. W.. Pitsor. Max Fischbein, L. v.
Skogland. r. E. Stevens and &C. Nell
son, members of the village council of
Gascoyne. were in town recently, return
ing from Dickinson where they went for
the purpose of making arrangements to
purchase a small tract of government
land for a village park. The land at
present is a dry lake bed. They pro-
pose to dam a stream and make a lake.
Parks are becoming popular in this part
of the country and its a move in the
right direction.
Commissioner C. W. Herstein brought
in some of the very finest samples of
grain recently that we have seen. Oats
we'll filled and owe four feet high.
Timothy and bronze grass over three feet
high, and flax over twenty five inches
high and finely filled. Another very
interesting sample was some alfalfa.
This was his second crop this year., and
if the first crop was any better, this
must be a mighty good crop to grow in
this country. Mr.. Herstein. is a pract-
ical farmer and one of the best in Het-
finger.
Peaceful Pierce presented a stirring
scene last Sunday evening. Rev. E. S.
Dunn was conducting services at the
new town of Pierce, or Reno. when two
late arrivals on the Gene marched in
with a case of beer and some other
liquids, which they deposited in front
of the minister and offered to make him
a party to the party they were about to
give. Then ONE M started something
and a free for all ensued. There was