The Dickinson press., 1917-02-03
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MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES

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The Quinion ~postoffice has been
moved one mile west to Sam De-
mouths place.
C. J. N. Nelson of Beach was re-
Gently elected superintendent of the
schools at Bowman.
Arrangements have been made by
the Halliday Commercial Club to hold
a Farmers Institute in the near fu-
ture.
About one hundred and thirty
people attended the Commercial Club
banquet at Belfield on Thursday even
ing last.
The Taylor basketball team defeat
ed the Glen Ullin team on Friday
evening of last week by a score Of
F. c. Kreuger of Taylor returned
from Rochester, MIMI, last week,
where he underwent three operations
and is now much improved in health.
J. A. Christensen disposed of his
Johnson and has purchased land neal
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is cashier of the bank at Killdeer.
Archie Nisbet of Medora was called
to Wisconsin recently by the death of
his mother. Mr.. Nisbet had just re-
turned after attending the funeral of
his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Armstrong re-
turned to Dunn Center on Friday of
last week from Rochester, Mimi,
where MI. Armstrong underwent a
serious operation. He is much i'm
proved in health.
Merlin Reed of Belfeld, who froze
his feet about a month ago., and who
was in a very critical condition, is re-
ported to be recovering after several
toe had been amputated.
C. E. Christensen, who went to
Bismarck for an X-Ray examination
of his right knee, returned to Killdeer
with the injured member in a cast
and Mr.. Christensen is now using
clutches.
J. S. Hume, auditor Of Slope county,
whose time soon expires, has pur-
chased a section Of land about ten
an ideal section for ranching or agri-
cultural purposes.
Ed. Christensen returned from
Davenport, Iowa, where he graduated
in the school of chiropractic. Mr..
Christensen is a former Dunn county
boy, residing near Marshall. He will
take up his profession in some of the
western states.
Father Wolphers, who has been con-
Quoting services at Medora, delivered
his farewell sermon at that place on
Tuesday of last week. Rev. Joseph
Dueim, formerly stationed at Texas,
took charge of the St. Bernard church
at Belfield and also the church at
Medora last Sunday.
Irwin Lewis has been appointed dep
uty sheriff and will serve under
Sheriff John Bang of Dunn county.
Chris Ableman is the deputy at
Werner and VIM. Dawes of near Kill
deer will act as office deputy.
J. T. Kelly, who has been the man
ager of the Killer Lumber Co.; at
Dunn Center, left recently for his
home at Garfield, MIMI, where he will
spend some time visiting his folks.
Mr.. Kelly hopes to get the manage
ment of a lumber yard neare his
home.
Fire was discovered in the H. & M.
Lundin meat market and grocery
store at Dunn Center on Sunday
morning about $50 o'clock. 1t was
only a short time until the Lundin
building was in ruins. The building
and stock was completely covered by
insurance.
Something like sixty of the farmers
of Bowman and Slope counties held a
meeting at the court house at Bow
man Saturday for the purpose of or
ganizing a National Farm Loan As
ISOLATION. It was a very successful
meeting and this organization started
out with so members and applications
for $67,100 loans. - .
julius Carson, who resides south of
Halliday about six miles, started for
his home on Sunday Of last week
during the storm and as the snow had
drifted over the roads, it was impos-
sible to follow them. MI. Carson's
team finely came to the farm home of
Lars LANCASTER, eight miles south of
Halliday. On Tuesday he returned to
Halliday with badly frozen hands.
The attending physician reports that
he can save his hands but there is
some doubt as to the small finger on
the left hand.
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