The Dickinson press., 1917-08-25
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The new barn on the George E.
Slower farm, northeast of New Eng
land, was dedicated with a social
dance on Wednesday evening.
J. P. Grady has taken over the
management of the opera house at
New England and will operate it as
skating rink and dancing pavilion.
J.: j.. Froehling, a former employee
OF the Mckenzie department store at
New England, is now manager of the
Beach Cooperative Co. branch at
Golva.
John Leder Of New England has
purchased land in Wisconsin, and ex-
poets to move to that state as soon
as he disposes of his personal prop
erty at New England.
A party of joyriders figured in a
bad automobile spill at Mott recently
the car turning a somersault over a
deep embankment. Oscar and Otto
!Odle, residing near Odessa, were both
badly injured.
A farewell party was rendered Mrs
Ernest Briggs, who leaves soon for
e former home in Iowa, at the
George Ccnklin home in the Sholls-
made community. Fifteen ladies en-
Joyed'a sumptuous 6 o'clock dinner.
Ernest Pearson, who h~omesteaded
IN the New England vicinity ten years
ago, but later sold his REIMBURSEMENT
and returned east, died at Mandan re-
Gently while en route to his home
from the southwest, where he went
IN search of relief for his ailment.
DR.: T. L. Stangebye of New Eng
land has received Lis commission as
tlrst lieutenant in the dental section
Of the officers reserve CORPS of the
U. s. army, and expects to leave soon
to "do his bit" for Uncle Sans fight
ing boys.
Harvey johnson of Desart asserts
that many farmers who are now cut
ting wheat report that the yield will
be far better than they expected.
Eight to twelve bushels of wheat an
acre will not be unusual in the
country around Desart this year..
Bert Davis, a thresher-hand recently
arrived from Coalwood, Mont, was
seriously injured while cooking for
the e.. =. johnson at Golva, when
a pot OF coffee, the progress of which
ne sought to Investigate, exploded in
his face: His face, neck and hands
were badly scalded.
Paul Penhof Of New England was
arrested last week OH the charge of
bootlegging, importing Intoxicating
liquors into the state and maintain
ing a common nuisance Penhoff was
bound over to the district court under
bonds of $500 on c.ch charge, and be-
ing unable to furnish the bail was re-
manded to Jail.
A scorpion was discovered in the
depths OF a coal mine near the old
Weldeman ranch near the Missouri
river. The mine is 10 miles from
the nearest town, and it is not be-
lleved that the unwelcome insect
could nave been conveyed there is a
Sid DeSart recently suffered quite
a serious injury while making som
repairs OH a binder at his home in
the Rainy Butte country. A spring
aew off the machine, striking him on
the nose and cutting an ugly cash.
blow was sufficient to expose the
frontal bone Of the skull and to re-
quire the attention of a surgeon.
Sam Glerup, Cuskelly Bros. and T.
Saunders, stockmen in the country
tributary to Killdeer, shipped two
cars of horses anad haying outfit with
other machinery to the Standing Rock
reservation last week where they will
put up. hay preparatory to shipping a
large bunch of cattle from killdeer
there to feed through the winter.
IS very scarce around Killdeer.
The official Dunn County Red Cross
chapter has been organized with the
following officers: Judge Geo. W.
Morton, chairman, Manning; T. H. a..
Thoreson, vice chairman, Dunn Cent
er; H. N. Owens, treasurer, Killdeer;
Mrs. Gunder Olson Viall-Sanden, Sec
rotary, Manning; Thos. G. johnson,
killdeer, and John Bang, Manning, di-
rectors. The following were elected
to membership on the directorate:
Mrs: M. s.. Cuskelly, Oakdale; Mrs.
+: a.. Little, Fayette; Mrs. Nette "a.
[sham, Manning; Erland Paulson,
Emerson; Dr.. Barton, Dunn Center;
DR.. G. Gaebe, Halliday; DR.. Law,