The Dickinson press., 1912-07-20
NEW ENGLAND

A number Of farmers in the Desart
country had partial losses from hail this
year.
G. M. Babcock was in town last week
with three carloads of horses which he
was taking 10 his ranch north of Bel |
field.
On Saturday morning July 18th. An
drew Anderson and Hanna johnson were
made man and wife by Rev. A. Laug-
endorf.
Over So. 600 has been subscribed by
the farmers to build an equity elevator
and at the meeting on July 18th q per-
manent board of directors was to have
been elected.
Geo. Kelson just returned from a trip
fortunate to miss the train which later
killed. He said he had all he wanted
Of Canada.
Constantine Murphy is now proprietor
of the Circle T livery barn. He believes
in being in the swim as he demonstra-
ted on July 18th, when he swan the rag
ing Cannon Ball to rescue a young
lady who was floating away in a wagon
box.
O. M. Kelson has several parties bid
ding on his poison bottle stopper and
expects to be able to begin manufacture
ing his invention sometime in the near
future. Several Dickinson parties are
anxious to become interested.
Andrew Nassett passed away on July
10th of paralytic stroke. He recently
made proof on his homestead near
Shollsmade and had the respect and
confidence of all who knew him. He is
survived by a wife and five children
ais two brothers, Osborne and Aslack o.
Nassett, also of Shollsmade.
Guy E. Griswold returned last We'd
nesday from a trip to Fallon. Mont,
where he has decided to locate in the
newspaper business. He has already
ordered his printing outfit and will be
publishing the Fallon Forum before
many days. Fallon is the town where
William Binnie is located in the bank.
ing business and from all reports, it i,
a town with future.
Henry Barry, the guardian of tn,
peace of Hettinger county. was in New
England last Monday evening IN, officia
business. He was defeated at the pri
mary election in his candidacy for tn
nomination as register of deeds. How
ever, this does not dampen Heine't
spirit in the least. He conducted
good. clean campaign and that vii
help him if he wishes 10 ask for any
thing again from the voters of tn
county.
Mrs. Margaret Miller of Fargo organi
zed a lodge of Royal Neighbors at Ne,
. England last week. The new lodge ha
, fthe following officers: Mrs. j. w
Stribling, chief oracle; Mrs. E. c
Roberts. past oracle; Mrs. Jane
Downs, vice oracle: Mrs. George Whei
land, chancellor Mrs. M. J. Connolly
recorder: Mrs. P. H. McGrath. receiver
Mrs. Ernest Jessen. marshal !; Mrs. Geo
, Dewey. assistant marshal; Mrs. H. G
: Cotton. inner sentinel Mrs. A. E
Rose, 0nter sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Towberman re
turned to New England the first of tn
week after a two weeks hOneymOo
spent at the home of Mrs. Towberman
people at Ayr, N. D. At Fargo on Tues
t day, June 10Th. took place the marriag
of Leonard Towberman of New Enelan
to Edith Haskins of Ayr. Both tn
: : bride and groom are we'll known in Ne,
! England and vicinity. Mrs. Towber
man taught school in the country sever
al miles west most successfully in 1911
| and 1912 and has hosts of friends VIII
are glad to see her permanently located
Mr.. Towberman is a very successful
and up-to-date farmer, who has lived o.
q fine homestead northwest of town fo
several years. He has quite q lare
dairy herd and believes that Oversize
D farming is the proper thing in thi
country. He is a good. clean youni
man and will provide a good home fo
Mrs. Towberman.