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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-07-13
GERMAN STATESMAN DIES.

GEKMNN n ESWHN DIES. ~
Cologne, Germany, July II. The
Cologne Gazette announces the death
of Herr Won Wedele-Piesdorff, presi-
dent Of the upper house Of the Prus-
sian diet.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
DAGLUM

Ole Peterson is talking OF building a
new house soon.
The Buckley boys are breaking a fine
poney to the saddle.
build the new school house near F.
Krueger's.
VIM. Gardner fas ordered lumber for
a. addition to his house which will so
up soon.
Fred Palasma will lave an auction sale
at his place two miles east of Daglum
on June %.
Many from Daglum attended the
Farmers Elevator meeting at South
Heart Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Johnson's. niece of Obern,
N. D., arrived last week and will teach
the school near Peterson's next term.
Philip Wagnon, who located on the
road between Daglum and South Heart,
is building a modern barn OH his farm.
The school SECTION, Nc: Is. which was
sold to Arne Peterson: Kilyine and Holm
seeded to flax.
Ben VOLTA and family moved to Dick
inson Monday, after spending six weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Daglum. Mrs. VOLTA
assisted in the store while Mr.. Daglum
was east.
B. J. Eide had the misfortune of loos-
ing two good milk cows last week by
the blowing over of q straw shed, kill
ing one instantly, while the other had to
4 w 4AS AoSSAs
Halvor Peterson is hard at work build
ing his new house which will be a
modern structure. Mr.. Peterson is a
earRentsr BY trade and x~superintends the
Among those attending the picnic at
Amidon the 18th were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner, Paul Habarda, Mesdames Dag.
lum, Hossfeld, S~tellingwarf, -Dolen, Bur-
wick and Hedge, Mr.. n Mrs, Eagon
and B. J. Eide.
The Coffee Party at Tinglum's last
Sunday was largely attended and two
exciting ball games were played in the
afternoon. The first game was between
Daglum and o Tree, the latter win
, ming, and the second game was between
Daglum and South Heart and Daglum
won in this.
The choir is busy practicing for the
church dedication, which will be on Sun
day, July II. The Northwestern District
of the Norwegian Lutheran church will
have it's annual meeting here at the same
time. The foreman of the district and
other ministers will be present and the
meeting will continue Monday and Tues
day after the dedication.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
PROSPECT

Well, we don't notice much road work
done yet.
l.. r. Gehrt and 7. H. Easton marketed
hogs in Dickinson Tuesday.
Fred Steffen has been working at l..
F. Gehrt's since last Monday.
H. G. Hamilton and Fred orham were
up in the Little Knife country Sunday.
J. A. label and Walt Smith were cal
lers at the H. G. Hamilton place recently.
H. w. Walker and VIM. Mailman
were business callers in Manning Satur-
day.
We hear a number of Prospectites are
going to celebrate at Andor's in the
Hungry Man country, July 3.
Selmer Nelson has discontinued his
services with F. r. Sheffield, his place
being filled by Paul Walker
There is a noticeable absence of range
horses around these diggins lately. Wei
boys! He laughs best who laughs last.
C.?
We understand there will be a goodly
number of applicants from which to Sc
lect a teacher for our next term. The
more the merrier.
H. w. Walker has been doing a rush.
ing the services of an interpreter to ac-
ing the erVices of an interpreter to ac-
company him while writing hail insur-
ance.
l.. F. Gehrt is erecting a fine large
residence (24x30-12 it. post) on his place
on section Is. He has The e~xcavating for
the cellar nearly finished and will haul
lumber from the Heaton yard in Killdeer
this week. There is nothing slow about
Lew.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
DUNN COUNTY

n company OF Boy Scouts has been
organized at Killdeer.
The Manning creamery has been closed
for lack of sufficient support.
r. G. Saunders has been on Spring
Creek rounding up horses.
Miss Violet George of Wallace, Idaho,
is visiting her brother, Layton George.
The hill on the section south of the
Grayson residence is to be cut down and
the grade south of the hill widened.
Mrs. H. N. Owens and children are
til Mr.. Owens finds a suitable residence
at Killdeer.
o Skinnemoen, an old-time resident,
who owns a farm a mile north of Kill
deer, is visiting in Dunn county from his
home in Wendell, Minnesota.
Miss Lois Wall, county superintendent
of schools of Dunn county, is surely do
ing all in her power to get her teachers
to enroll in the Dickinson summer school,.
Robert Wilcox says though rain and
heavy roads prevented the dance at his
ranch as advertised for the 18th, it is
only postponed. So many people will
Bids are asked for a nail route three
beginning July Is, n also for carrying
mail three times a week from Manning
to Fayette.
John Gunderson, a farmer living near
Loring, was found dead upon the prairie
near his home last week. He was driv-
ing a team and the supposition is that
the horses became frightened and ran
the fall caused his death, or he may have
been dragged to death. Particulars of
the case are unavailable and the infor-
nation very vague.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
OUT OF TOWN NEWS
SNOW
IN STARK AND OTHER COUNTIES.

SNOW
Mr.. and Mrs. Maui and Mr.. Koehl Wis
tied friends south of Gladstone last week.
Mrs. Pendleton and Harriet spent five
days at Belfeld last week visiting friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Lindhe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pendletor called at Schcrmerhorns' on
Friday. ~ IT,
Mrs. Ed. Olson and daughter, Viola,
spent a few days with Mrs. BergQuist
last week.
Services at our school house. Sunday,
the 9th. at 1880 p. M. in the Norwegian
language.
Miss Anka Krogh, who has been at
tending school at Belfield, returned home
last week.
Mrs. Title Olson drove to Dickinson on
Wednesday, where she made final proof
on, her homestead. g..
and Misses Auka Krogh and Amy Krueg-
err were Gorham shoppers on Monday.
Little Roland Eslick of Belaeld came
out with H.. C. Hanson on Monday and is
spending the week at the H. Hanson
home.
Miss Mabel, Hazel and Norman Hanson
ac GS9m n n1ni by o. D. B tacI ID drove aro e;t to Bel a.
! that place.
~ AAIiLAAlC @lu 4 III CIV
the proud posSeSSOrS of new pianOlas, re-
Gently purchased of the Stone Music Co.
Of Fargo, through Mr.. Bohlig, their agent.
deferred News)
Services at the school house June q,
at 1870 p. m.
M. T. Hanson shipped a carload of
hogs on Monday.
Mrs. Title Olson has been spending the
last two weeks at her homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergquist drove to Cor
ham on Thursday to do some trading.
Arthur Dingwall of Grassy Butte Wis
tied with his sister, Mrs. Jos. Kaspar, Jr.,
last week.
The Misses Helen and Gwendolene Kas-
par arrived home from Manning last
week. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton and Harriet
drove to Fayette on Monday and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
A large crowd enjoyed a dance given
at Frank Maurs Saturday evening. Mr..
koehl and Mrs. Pendleton furnished the
music.
Mr.. Koehl, who is working for Mr..
Maui, had the misfortune to severely hurt
his arm when his team ran away, the
wheel cutting a deep cash in the upper
part OF his arm. Mr.. Maui took him to
Belfield to consult a doctor.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26

care and energy into upkeep as will
the family which lives in it's WI
home.
Take our own fair city for instance;
it's quite easy, as a rule, TO pick out
the owned homes as compared with
the rented homes.
But there are not enough home
owners in Dickinson.
Quite a number of new homes are
being planned for this year, more, W.
think, than usual. There is room for
still more. We should like to see the
home building fever hit Dickinson
good and hard. W. could stand an
epidemic of it.
Stark county has vast natural e
sources, such as brick and coal. There
are many things to attract outsiders
here to live, but there are far too few
attractive homes either for rent or
sale.
There is plenty of monev in the
county. Now let some Of the renters
who have been saving towards a home
Of their own get busy.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
AN EPIDEMIC THAT
STARK co. COULD WELCOME

A veritable home building fever
seems to have hit many parts of our
country hard this year.
Many towns report dozens of new
homes being constructed.
~ The past few years of unusual econ
omy practiced by the great middle
class of thrifty Americans has butt
up thousands of savings accounts that
are now being transformed into at
tractive and modern homes.
In some parts of the country this
home building movement has become
so strong that certain towns are spok-
en- of to tourists as towns Of homes
because so many of the residences in
those towns are owned by the people
who live in them.
And such communities are always
far more beautiful and attractive
than places where the majority of the
people live in rented homes.
This is easy to understand because
the average renter will not put the
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
ANTELOPE

Joe Lacher called on end here Sat-
urday.
Frank Fisher was on the sick list last
week.
A number of Hebronites were seen on
our streets Sunday.
Martha Grumpel of Hebron spent last
week at the Fisher farm.
Mrs. Henry Guam and children drove
to Richardton Saturday.
Antelope was well represented at the
ball game at Richardton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lautz of Dodgeville,
Wis, are visiting at the F. Lautz home.
Margaret Fisher and Pauline Lacher
called on Hebron friends Thursday.
J. Gayberg and friend who attended
the dance at Hebron Friday reported a
fine time.
Master Walter Klick of Hebron is
spending a few days with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Hrs. F. Redezke.
Miss Stella Hager of Dickinson spent a
few days with Miss Elsie Cummings, who
is teaching north of here.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
RICHARDTON

Frank Lehman has bought J. J. Fieck's
Ford car.
Joe Killer received his Overland car
Wednesday,.
Theo. Poppe received his new King a
Wednesday.
M. H. Eskerstrand was a visitor at
Sentinel Butte Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Rose of Mandan is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Darling.
Mrs. Kneiht. an aunt of Mrs. Thoma,
arrived here from Bismarck to visit q
few days.
Miss Rose Fleck arrived Friday from
Jamestown. where she has beer attend
Ing school,.
Mr.: and Mrs. B.. J. Rigler and Miss
Heath were visitors at Dickinson on
Wednesday.
A. large number Of people from his
tending the Catholic convention.
Miss Marie Glynn arrived Monday from
jamestown. where she graduated from
st. GATHERINGS Academy.
Richardton again defeated Hebron Sun.
day in a game. The features being the
Hebron. The final score was IL to 10.
Quite a number from town attended
the dance at Theo. Poppe's farm about
IA miles north of here. All reported a
good time.
H. Harris, with the Globe Tailoring Co..
of Milwaukee,, was at the Western Sup
ply Co. Monday and was a very busy
man. measuring and taking orders for
suits.
j., R. Baggenstoss left on No. 2 Mon
day. for Fargo. From there he will go to
Wahpeton; being elected here as dele
gate to the Firemen's convention, held
there from the 22nd to the :4th.
Miss Lizzie Schultz returned home
from Bismarck, where she has been at
tending school. Miss Katie Schultz also
arrived here for about ii months vaca-
tion.
Little Johnnie Waltz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Waltz. who live north of
where he has been in the hospital the
last three weeks receiving medical treat
ment.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
TAYLOR

DR.. Weyrens was a Gladstone visitor
on Tuesday.
Capt, siverts of Marshall was a ray-
lor visitor this week.
G.. o. Thompson of Killdeer called on
friends here last Saturday.
c. c. Williams is transacting business
in the towns north of here this week.
Grant Talcott and L. A.. Winter of
Werner were Taylor visitors last Sunday
Eugene liner of Knife river was a
business visitor in Taylor last Saturday.
Mrs. Rasmus Jensen visited her sister,
Mrs. MAIDS Jesperson, for a few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Paulson of Dunn
Center were business callers in town this
week.
F. l.. Hutchinson autoed out to Werner
last Saturday to look after his business
interests at that place.
The T, 3. & B. G. were very pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Henry Hecht on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins and children were
visiting at the Will Hecht home for a
few days this week.
autoed out to Emerson last Friday, where
they transacted business.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Neal on THURSDAY. June H.
Mrs. c. G. Williams and children went
to Gladstone on Tuesday evening for q
visit at the home of Mrs. Prindle and
Mrs. Lee. -
Miss Elsie Torgerson came up from
Bismarck this week and is staying at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Elsie
Torgerson.
Mrs. G. w. Lee and Mrs. w. L. Prindle
and daughter, Dorothy, autoed down from
Gladstone on Friday afternoon for a visit
with friends here.
Mrs. Kate Knudson entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Norwegian
church to a bounteous dinner on Wednes-
day at her home five miles south of town.
The Ladies' Aid society of the German
Evangelical church were entertained by
Mrs. August Stoxen OF Wednesday,. A
delicious dinner was served to a large
number of people. Il,
The dance given by the Farmers
Friday evening, was well attended n
from reports everybody seemed to have
enjoyed it., Music wa furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Dietsche of Gladstone.
On Wednesday morning Adam Mischel's
car was upset on the outskirts of own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mischief n baby and Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Mischief, occupants of the
car were thrown out. Mrs Adam Mischief
received a broken. wrist but the others
escaped injuries. rs Mrs. . Mischief was
taken up to the doctors office, where DR..
Weyrens set the 6 broken bones, after
which they returned to their homes at
R~ichardton. They were on their way to
Dickinson to attend the Catholic conven-
ton. ST. VII
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
SOUTH HEART

A. A. Nelson transacted business here
Thursday.
Miss Eugenia Finger returned Sunday
from jamestown, where she has been at
school for the past term.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Wysocki and Miss
Sofa left Friday for Stevens Point, Wis,
where they will visit with Mr.. Wysockis
parents. " = - o,-
Harry Desforges has taken the station
family Tuesday. Their many friends are
sorry to see them go. '5,~
John Malone sold his farm II to Frank
Pransf last week. Mr. Malone plans on
returning to Page, N, d. where he has
another farm. -1".., ri
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
BELFIELD

Anton Anderson, an old time farmer in
this section and a man. upon whom the
Deity. has bestowed many; blessings, es-
rpecially from a financial standpoint;
made the Times a substantial call Mon
day, Mr.. Anderson says things keep get
ting; better in this country and that this
acres than ever before-some 225 in all.
Last fall Mr.. Anderson sold over $500
bushels Of wheat and received on an
average better than $1.40 per busheL He
Is q great believer In stock and has some
Of h finest in this district.-Belfeld
Times. So =
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
Receive PunctuaIIty Pins

The following pupils have attended
school for d period of nine months, being
neither absent nor tardy during the
attendance. earned a beautiful punctuaI-
ity pin, of which they can be justly
proud, awarded by the county superin-
tendent: Ruth Stoxen, Geneviye Howe,
Lyla Myran, Gertrude Stoxen, Hugo
Johnson ick Brandt, Margaret Gabe,
Lula /. Hecht.8 Elsie Kyseth. Herman
Myran. Clara Stoxen, Hulda Stoxen,
Lille Gabe, ALI. Johnson, AIvira john
'son.-Taylor Reporter.
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