The Dickinson press., 1912-08-03
new ENGLAND

A. N. Kinnamon made final proof on
his homestead last Thursday.
Walter Glass of Taft made final proof
on his homestead before Commissioner
Simon last Friday.
j. J. Murphy and family returned last
week from a months visit with rela-
tives in Minnesota.
New England will have a new store
called the Bazaar store with I. Kap-
land and Neiner proprietors.
Bentley had an Old Settlers picnic
Thursday. H. P. jacobson, V. H. Crane
and A. A. Bentley were the speakers.
w. A. Henry of P~lattville, Wis. was
out to see his farm near Taft. VIM.
Wells has charge of the farming opera
lions and the crops are looking fine.
Leonard Towberman MIXED from
three to six lows during the past year
and figures his net profits at $240. Cows
are a good thing along with grain grow
ing.
Frank Wagendoff and VIM. Schroeder
of Kennedy were returning from a trip
through the Bad Lands and report stock
in fine condition and will be ready for
an early market this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Boslough enter
tanned a party of young folks in honor
of Miss Wanda Keime of New Rockford.
Plenty of amusement was furnished
and all had a merry time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Griswold and
Miss Lettie Grisw0ld left in MIR. Girls
wold's auto for Fallon, Mont, where
Mr.. Griswold is editor of the new publ
cation called the Fallon Forum.
The Harry Crone home was burned to
the ground last week by q gasoline ex-
plosion. which occurred while Mrs.
Crone was putting gasoline into the
wash boiler. Practically nothing was
saved. rs .
c. j. PheIan was up from Bowman
last week looking after the interests
of the Western Grain Co. He is having
repairs made on the local elevator so it
will be ready for the bumper crop in the
fall.
AS q result of a petition to the county
commissioners of Billings county the
road near. ]. Paulsrud's place in Car
roll township is being put in GOOD on
dition for the heavy grain hauling in
to New England this fall.
Henry Bohlman has 60 tons of bronze
grass and timothy hay put up this year.
He also has an early variety of oats
which will be ready to harvest
All of the farmers have been busy hay
ing and are getting up a lot of it this
year.
L. r. and E. j. Strang purchased a
Hart-Parr gas traction engine which
they will use in cutting their grain. A
number OF the farmers will cut their
grain in the same manner this year as
the local firms already sold % binder
bitches.
The young folks were having q sur
prise party at the Ira Wilson home at
Shollsmade n evening last week.
Good music was furnished by Rodney
Conklin on tue violin and Mrs. j. Lonas
on the piano. while Mr.. Shilling gave
vocal selections.
Asa Gardner, Henry Leonard and
Jacob Bender have decided to 70 into
the machinery business under the name
of the New England Machine Co. They
will sell engines uf all kinds, big and
small, also all other kinds of machin-
cry and farm implements.
The New England Equity exchange
met and elected the following directors
last week: Thos. Heck. Oscar Stehlow.
Peter Lux, lawrence Mortenson and
&c. E. Heath for a period of from five TO
ten years respectively. These men will
have charge Of the erection and man.
agement Of the new elevator to which
over 100 shares are subscribed.