The Dickinson press., 1913-05-31
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Mrs. T. G.. Hosfeldt is spending the
week with Mrs. Daglum.
Andrew VOLTA is assisting J. o. Dag
lum in seeding 100 acres of fax.
Ole o. Torvik and family spent last
Sunday at the home of Helmer Valla.
Martha Mikklenberg moved from her
brothers place to her own farm last
Saturday.
Don't forget to attend the coffee social
at the Daglum store on Sunday, June 1st,
at one o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. G. Hos(eldt was a business caller
at Daglum last Saturday, for the first
time since her return from South Dakota,
Mrs. E.ssie Wheelock has given up
her work as cook at the hotel in South
Heart and returned to her home on the
farm.
Emanuel Peterson is hard at work
building the basement and foundation
for krueger's new house. Robert
Rierson is assisting him.
The boys of this vicinity had a ball
game last Sunday. 1t was the first game
of the season and is reported as having
been a very interesting one.
Aslak Nasset of Shollsmade, who is
engaged in the real estate business in
Miles City. Mont, passed through with
the mail carrier Saturday. He came
home to make final proof on his home
stead.
Farmers are busy finishing their
spring. Flax seeding is the only work
now besides tree-planting which is TAX
ing some time and there will be many
thousands of trees set out around here
this spring.
Miss Blanche Sherlock has finished a
successful term of school north Of South
Heart and left for her home in Valley
City Monday morning. Agnes Sherlock
is staying with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Kruger. Their mother is expected here
from Valley City for a visit
The infant child of Mrs. and Mira. B.
Abrahamson died last Saturday morning.
1t was but a week old. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon and was largely
attended by friends of the family. Mr..
and Mrs. Abrahamson have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community.
Isak Hanoi, who left here two years
ago, returned last week. While away
he spent some time in Idaho where he
invested in a ten-acre fruit farm. Mr..
Hanoi says there are always unexpected
drawbacks to meet no matter where you
60. He admits making a mistake when
he sold his homestead near Daglum.
The taxpayers in this neighbood are
wondering how much road work will be
done between Daglum and South Heart
this season. The county commissioners
have promised to put on a grader on the
new road through the Bad Lands. The
land owners along the old South Heart
road are fencing the lines and break
ing up the land. Some grading ought to
be done on the hill one mile north oil
Daglum. There isno more chance to go
60 around this hill.
Some of the boys celebrate the 18th Of
May at Carl Holm's.
Peter Rune made final proof on his
homestead last Tuesday. o~e
The late rain was very welcome bu,
stopped farm work for some time.
The seeding is nearly finished and
everybody put his crop in in good shape.
Mike Kilvine, the blind son of Geo.
kilvine, who was attacked by a bull
a week ago. is improving.
Helmer VOLTA just finished breaking
some of Nm Gardner's pasture on
which Mr.. Gardner will seed.
Helmer VOLTA and the Peterson boys
each broke so acres on Daglum's new
quarter. This land will be seeded to
fax.
Mrs. Daglum will entertain the Coffee
Party Sunday, June list. There will be
services in school house at II O'Clock
the same day. Everybody is welcome.
Art Altman had one of his lees
bruised quite badly while fixing some
thing between the engine and plows on
the Burwick steam rig last week. He
will soon be about again.
Andrew Fischer says we are going tc
have a big crop. MI. Fischer goes by
his grand mothers sign. When chick.
ems 60 to roost early it is the sign of q
good year. If they get out early in the
morning and hustle till late at night.
means small or no crop.
Marshall
Quite a bit of rain fell last week ant
also a little Sunday evening.