The Dickinson press., 1912-11-30
NEW ENGLAND

nouncing his marriage to Miss Eva j.
Brown of Winona. Mimi. Mr.. Harris
formerly taught inthe business school
at Dickinson.
Simon Carlson is another well satisS
fed farmer. From so acres Of land he
raised 1.475 bushels of wheat. He
raised 20 acres of fax that AVERAGED IS
bushels to the acre and ten acres of oats
that went "a bushels to the acre. Good
farming brings results.
Miss Selma ..Nasset, who has been q
very efficient clerk in the Mckenzie de-
partment store for several months, is
now with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aslak 0. Nasset. lei Shollsmade. Mrs.
P. H. McGrath is assisting as clerk in
the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lenox who carry
on the Chas. Branch place near Midway,
were in town today to do some shop
ping. MIR. and Mrs. Lenox own a fine
homestead near the Brauch farm. Mr..
Branch who moved to Oregon last year.
is at Midway to look: after marketing
his share of the crop.
John c. Hart of Shollsmade will have
to make at. least fifty trips to town this
fall and winter to market his crop. He
had 200 acres of land in crop this year.
His wheat averaged Is bushels to the
acre, oats IS bushels, flax IL bushels
and speltz Al bushels to the acre.
L. D.. Badaley of the Black Butte
country had a good acreage crop this
year. His 80 acres of wheat averaged
Is bushels, 20 acres of oats 81 bushels
and 40 acres of fax a little better than
seven bushels to the acre. The grain
yielded fine on new breaking and fall
blowing but rather light on land where
the seed was stubbled in.
E. E. Bosloueh has sold his residence
in the eastern part of town to Messrs.
H. o. Kunze, Paul Schmidt and Herman
Boettcher. officers of the German Luth-
eran church. who purchased the house
for q parsonage. Mr.. Boslough will
give possession December FIRST and will
rent a house until spring when he will
take up his residence on a homestead in
Montana.
At the Catholic church last Sunday
Rev. FIR. ..~Regensburger announced the
, coming marriages of six pa%rishioners =:
William P. Weber to Miss Elizabeth
Wald, Paul Wander to Miss Martha
Wald, and Frank L. Wagendorf TO Miss
Frances Rodemacher. The Wagendorf-
Rodemacher marriage took place on
Tuesday of this week at North Wsshing-
ton. Iowa. The Weber Valid and Wand
ler- Wald marriages took place at the
Catholic church in New England or
Tuesday. November 10th.
Matt Theil. a prosperous New Eng
land farmer, is in the local hospital
suffering with a broken back, the result
| of q terrible accident which occurred at
his farm southeast of town on November
10th, when the unfortunate man wat
caught in q fly wheel of q threshing en-
cine. Several vertebrae of the spine
are mashed to a jelly and chances for
recovery are almost impossible. Mr..
Theil is q married man and had just re-
covered from an illness of fever.
Although handicapped in having but
mi arm. Tom Lee of Kennedy has
shown that he can manage q farm with
the beat of them, and he does the great
a part of his own work. He can ham
die four horses. on the farm. or on the
road, and he is a good business mana
ger. This year he farmed about 200
acres of land. and his grain yields were
exceptionally good. His 100 acre wheat
field averaged Is bushels to the acre.
10 acres Of fax averaged is bushels 10
acres Of winter rye 19 bushels. and 8
acres of oats went better than IS bush
els to the acre.
Rev. W. c. Schattschneider of Cas-
selton, N. D.. was out in Strehlow
township for q couple of days last week.
While here he perfected the orRaniza-
ton of a Moravian church society. The
new society will be in charge of Rev.
Heise, who came from Wisconsin about
three weeks ago. The business of organ
izing the new church was taken up and
the following officers were elected:
Oscar Strehlow, elder; Theo Gutensohn
trustee; Hans Steen, treasurer, Ed.
Strehlow secretary. The little child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thee Gutensohn wat bap-
tized. The new society will have q res
ident pastor and it is in the midst of
an excellent farming community will
doubtless thrive.
Paul Schmidt wore a smile last June
when he received the nomination for
kcounty commissioners, and that smile
broadened a little when he won out at
the general election on November 5th.
but he is now wearing a genuine full
moon smile and says it is all on ac-
count of q little girl who arrived at the
Schmidt home on November 18th. Mr..
Schmidt put in a large. acreage of
crop in the spring. did q little cam
paiRning before the primaries, landing
the nomination for county commission
er in June, harvested a bumper crop in
the fail, was elected by q big majority
two weeks ago. and presented this week
with a bright little baby girl. Mrs.
Schmidt is getting along very nicely,
50 Paul has many things to bear in
mind this Thanksgiving season.
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