The Dickinson press., 1916-12-02

The marriage of Miss Katie Hut
macher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dominick Hutmacher of Grassy Butte,
occurred at the Frank Buhlinger home
on Monday Of last week. Relatives
and a few friends gathered to make
the occasion a merry one.
Recently a deal was contaminated
whereby F. G .DeLange purchased the
entire stock in the Farmers State
Bank at Marmarth held by the De-
LANCE estate. Mr.. DeLange will here
after be in full control Of the Bank
and will also have the complete man
agement of all undivided heirship
property, consisting of the DeLange
residence in Marmarth and other real
estate holdings.
Rufus Lee, who resided west Of
Gladstone, has closed the contract for
the erection Of a large residence on
his farm. l.. A.. Nelson of Belfeld has
the contract. 5
Mrs. Maud Stevers of Belfield will
become beneficiary of the North Da-
kota Widows Pension act and will re
ceive a monthly stipend from the state
treasury to assist in the maintenance
of herself and family.
Hans Steen of New England met
with a serious accident when he was
kicked by a young horse at his farm
and had both bones of his right fore
arm broken. It will be several weeks
before Mr.. Steen will have the use Of
his arm as it was quite a serious
break.
H. A. Gilmore of Marmarth had the
terrible misfortune to have his right
leg cut, off on Tuesday Of last week as
he was kicking a block out from under
a coal car on the dock track. He was
Immediately rushed to the hospital at
Miles City.
Abraham Petrinko, who lives about
ten miles west of Killdeer, vas arrest
ed Tuesday of last week by Sheriff
Kasper on the charge of killing cattle
preferred by Charley Martin. He
pleaded guilty before Justice Grayson
at Killdeer and on paying for the
cattle and the costs was released.
Mrs. Robert Gray of Taylor depart
ed last week. for Glendive, Mont,
where they will make their future
home. The children will stay with
their grandparents, MI. and Mrs. Sill
vernail, until Christmas time.
In the town of Halliday there are
only four constables, M marshal, one
deputy sheriff and three justices of
the peace.
A. T. Lindlcnd of Midway was seri-
ously injured one day last week in q
runaway accident. It was at first
feared that Mr.. Lindland had sus-
tanned a broken back, but the physi-
clans say the spine is Tot injured and
that the patient will be rs well as
ever in a week or two. M
Floyd Perkins has resigned as ru-
raj carrier on rural route No. 2 out of
New England and his place is being
temporarily filed by H. s. tChatfeld.
Nearly all of the New England bus
mess men, clerks and laborers and
about half as many farmers from the
surrounding country enjoyed rabbit
hunt last week at which time 122
hunters captured 1418 rabbits in a pc
Rod of "a hours. The hunters were
divided into equal squads md were
capts:ned by J.. j. Murphy and J. A.
Meyer. The Meyer bunch turned in
81 more rabbits than the Murphy
bunch. w. c. Biek, O. I. DcSart and
F. w. Dadtke of the DeSart neighbor-
hood won the hunt for the Meyers
squad by turning in 297 rabbits. Sew
eral Their cars did nearly as well and
one New England car turned II over
$50 rabbits, but the car wss manned
by four registered hunters. On Tues
day evening over one hundred Of the
hunters. enjoyed a banquet and were
entertained with toasts and tales Of
the hunt.