The Dickinson press., 1917-04-21
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MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES
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Mrs. Hugh Gilmore of Fryburg last
week received word Of the death of
her brother in Colorado.
Carl Sword of Dunn Center sold 100
acres of land to A. C. Freuman Of
Anoka, Mimi, last week.
William Hickle, Richardton con-
tractor, has returned home after a
prolonged stay in Paris, Ill.
A new ~undertaker's and embalmer's
establishment has been opened in
Richardton by A. A. Simmer.
Nick Bauer and family have re-
turned from Glendive to Richardton,
where they will again reside.
A. P. Boison left Sentinel Butte
last week for Sparta, Wis, called
there owing to the sudden death OF
his mother.
Hans johnson, former resident of
New England, now living in WASH
ington, has arrived in New England
for a visit.
". F. Griswold and family have re-
turned to their home near Regent
after a stay of two years at Pacific
Beach, Calf.
Chris Madison of Dunn Center, who
had been ill all winter, is now con-
valescing, and is able to be about
again.
R. H. Puntenney has purchased the
Golden West billiard hall in New
England from Fred Bede and has
taken possession.
Mrs. Ludwig Larson, who has been
visiting her parents at Cumberland,
Wis, this winter, will return to her
home at Fairfield soon.
Mrs. A. O.. Hegseth and daughter,
Wallie, returned to Sentinel Butte
last week from California, where
they spent the winter.
The Bowman Commercial Club has
ordered a carload of trees and shrub
berry, which is to be sold to towns
people and farmers at cost.
Mrs. w. A. Armstrong Of Dunn
Center returned last Tuesday from
Omaha, where she was called on &C
count Of the death of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip S%taudinger Of
Richardton recently enjoyed a visit
from their daughters, Mrs. Christ
Gent of Mandan, and Mrs. John Geiger
Of Glendive.
Mrs. Felix of New England left last
week for Arizona, called there owing
to a message that her son, Guy Felix.
is dangerously i'll and is not expected
to recover
Mrs. John Bastis of Richardton left
recently for Rochester, Minn., where
she will enter Mayo Brothers hospita!
for treatment. She was accompanied
by her husband.
= E. Holt of Dunn Center went to st.
Paul last week to buy fixtures Tor a
confectionery store which he will n
duct near the half section he is home
stealing in Montana.
Mr.. Seller of Hazen will conduct a
meat market in the building now oc-
cupied by the Congo pool hall in Dunn
Center, the establishment to be opened
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Devine and
"Booth" Richardson left Marmarth
last week for the Devine homestead.
located near the headwaters Of the
Little Missouri in Wyoming.
Marriage of Berdine King and Miss
Marian Morrell took place at the
home of the brides parents in Dunn
Center last Wednesday. They will re-
side on a farm in Dunn county.
West Missouri River conference OF
the Lutheran Synod of Ohio and other
states, was held on Wednesday. and
Thursday in the German Lutheran
church in New England. Eight min
listers were present.
E. r. Fairbanks and Louis Herzle
of Bowman, two veterans OF tne
Spanish American war, have Offered
their services to the federal govern
ment for recruiting several companies
in that section of the state.
Beginning last Friday the johnson
Fuel Company began turning u hg'
mite briquets at it's plant IN
cess accomplishes that which it ha:
taken nature thousands Of years X
complete. {.
Elmer E. Hogoboom OF BoWma1
rented 100 acres of land in 1916 fo1
500. cash, put in 1855 acres OF it K
fax, and after getting his 500. bacl
again and paying all expenses, reports
a net profit Of $21 an acre, o.
$3,255.90.
Joseph Schollmeyer of Killdeer re
turned from Mandan recently, bring
ing back a carload of pure bred Here
ford stock. There were 6 head OF tn
white faces and they were taken t.
the Schollmeyer ranch, a few mile
from Killdeer.
Durham Lumber Company. is TO be
gin at once erection Of a large OF
Zee, store and lumber shed in Hebron
The building is to be 56x13O feet an
will bring all lines sold by the con
cern under one roof. Every possaol
convenience will be included in con
struction of the building.
Henry Pathmann, ST., pioneer. res!
dent of Richardton, passed away IN NJ
home in that city last Monday IN NJ
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