The Dickinson press., 1916-12-30
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9 MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES 9


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Valentine Kary, ST., a prosperous
farmer of the Fayette country, passed
away at his home on the Little Knife
on Thursday, December 18th. Mr.
Kary was born at Landau, Russia
December rs, 1851 and came to this
country Is years ago and located or
a homestead where he resided when
called by death. He leaves to mourn
his loss a wife and thirteen children
|, On December 20 at the home of the
bride near Marshall occurred the we'd
ding of Miss Minnie Siverts and Lee
Allen, two prominent Dunn county
young people. Miss Siverts, daughter
Of Captain H. Siverts, was deputy in
the superintendent office, resigning
recently. The groom is a progressive
young farmer of Dunn county having
4 homestead southeast of Manning,
where the young couple will make
their home.
St. Mary's church of South Heart
has filed articles of Incorporation with
the secretary of state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wall who reside
on a farm near Marshall will probably
spend the winter in Manning with
their daughter, Miss Lois Wall, the
county superintendent.
Notice has been received that the
Medora %postoffce has been designated
as a third class office, the same to
take effect Jan. 1, 1917.
John Gunwall and daughter, Miss
Clara, of Taylor returned from Bis
marck on Saturday where they visited
Miss Goldie, who recently underwent
an operation at the hospital in Bis
marck.
On Sunday morning fire was dis
covered in one of the upstairs rooms
Of the Kerr store at Fryburg. Appar-
emily a rag had fallen against the
stove pipe which runs from the store
through this room and caught fire.
the result. D
Lewis Peterson died from wounds
received when he accidentally shot
himself at his home in Montana. Pc
terson formerly lived in Dunn county,
residing G Marshall.
The new schoolhouse northeast of
Taylor, near the Herman Jurgens
place, is o completed and the fix
lures are being put in this week. It
is a modern schoolhouse, heated with
a furnace and contains a large school
room and two cloak rooms.
Earl Joubert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. e. Joubert Of Fryburg, is seriously
ly i'll with infammatory rheumatism.
Earl is showing no improvement and
much worry is felt, since he has been
ill nearly a week. The boys mother
is also i'll with blood poisoning, but is
now on the road to recovery.
A band of sixteen pieces was re-
organized at Dunn Center, and
Tony Lonien of Killdeer will act as
instructor. The officers of the new
organization are T. H. H. Thoresen,
president; E. W. Boyd, vice president;
R~osendah], secretary; John
Pockcrt, custodian of music. They
will practice regularly and by next
summer will undoubtedly have a band
Of which Dunn Center may feel justly
At a meeting Of farmers at Werner
i loan association under the rural
law was perfected, and about
twenty-five made applications for
.oans, the combined sum totalling
5 $4,000. The majority of these loans
will run fer forty years, with the op-
lion of the borrower of paying them
sooner if he desires.
N. R. Rasmussen of Marmarth last
week purchased three hundred and
head of three and four year
Did steers of L. E. Sanford of Mon
ANA. Mr.. Rasmussen branded the
cattle and moved them up to his Bea-
YER Creek rarch, where he will winter