The Dickinson press., 1917-11-03
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Knudson of Taylor died in that
city last week.

The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Knudson of Taylor died in that
city last week.,
A shotgun which was supposed to
be minus a charge, exploded recently
killing a Mercer county boy. Can't
be too careful with firearms.
The little daughter of Tile Hanson
of Dunn Center was severely kicked
by a horse one day last week, receiv-
ing a bad cash on the head. Medical
attention is Fastening recovery.
A day coach on one of the N. P.
trains jumped the track at the "Y"
in Mott one day last week. AS a re-
suit the main wagon road east was
blocked all of the next day. A re-
lief engine put the wandering car
back on the straight road.
Phillip Neibaur, 70 years old, of
Mandan, died in his home at the Syn
dictate Friday of last week. Death
was caused by rheumatism and old
age. The deceased, an Austrian, lived
in Mandan since 1901. He leaves a
wife and six children.
U. J.. Downey is now superintend-
ent of the state experiment station at
| Hettinger, having resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent of the North
Dakota Holstein Circuit Association,
with headquarters at New Salem. MI
Downey has been there about eight
years.
H. A. Norman's place in the Farm
ers State Bank at Halliday has been
taken by Guy F. Jensen of Hampden.
He has taken over Mr.. Norman's
stock in the bank as we'll as his po-
sition as cashier. He has been in the
banking business for ten years.
Deputy Sheriff Gus Buehler of
lHettinger county arrested Leroy
Smith of Haynes for alleged seditious
utterances against the Liberty Loan
movement. Smith is being held at
Mott pending the arrival of a u. S.
marshal. A Federal court will prob
ably pass on the matter.
Halliday is to- lose one of it's hes:
citizens with his family. H. A. Nor
man and his lares and penates are to
move to Bismarck in about a month.
Mr.. Norman was recently appointed
deputy state bank examiner with
headquarters in the capital city. The
city, as a whole, regrets the depar-
ture of such estimable people.
The special stock train of 10 cars
that left Killdeer last week was the
ninth all-stock train to leave that sta
ton in the last two months, consti-
tuting about $50 cars in all, and
bringing in the neighborhood OF
$65O,O0O. Hcreforis and Shorthorns
shipped from territory tributary to
Killdeer topped the Chicago market
this fall in competition with other
western states.
Hettinger, Adams, Bowman and
Slope counties form a district which is
to attempt the raising Of their quota
for the army Y. M. C. A. Senator H.
P. Jacobsen is district chairman, Hon.
Charles Simon of New England is the
county chairman for Hettinger and
Rev. J. K. Casperson will be the vice
chairman for that county. The other
counties will soon have their chair
men selected and then preparations
for the drive will be made. The date
set is from November II to 10.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Scott ar
rested Emil Keller of Almont last
week, charged with an attempt to
agent at Taylor, was much delighted
mutiny and refusal of duty in the
military and naval forces of the
United States. He was taken before
Commissioner Lanterman who bound
him over to the next term Of the
United States district court in the
sum of $1,000. He was released on
bond.
Herman Zachow of New England
has a fine goose shopping around his
home. It is all the evidence to
prove that a party of hunters recent
~ set out from New England made Il
bag. In the party were J. A. Elliott.
C. A. Potter, E.. J.. Strang, j. S.
Larson, Charles Strang and Mr.. Fac
ow: The boys hunted around Long
Lake in Burleigh county. Two Cana
dian geese were captured but only the
enc in Mr.. Zachow's home was
brought in. Several ducks We're
baggcd. Another party composed of
C. L. Harrison, VIM Shields, F. H.
Davis, Fred Miller, E. R. Loomis and
Dr.. Sarchet had fair luck.