The Dickinson press., 1917-04-07
MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES
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The O. W. Yowells farm home,
with all it's contents, north of Senti-
mel Butte, was burnt on Tuesday
morning of last week.
Jack Engleman of Sentinel Butte
departed last week for Baker, Mont,
where he will be employed by the
Sentinel Butte Saddlery Co.
w. A. Shear purchased 80 acres of
land north of Sentinel Butte from
Lars Ness last week. The land ad-
joins the Shear farm on the south
and has a good set of buildings, thus
making a valuable addition to the
farm. The consideration was $50 per
acre.
Ole Vixen has recently purchased
three lots at Halliday, upon which he
will build a fine new garage. The
building will have about one hundred
foot frontage on Second Avenue and
sixty feet on main stret, which will
give Mr.. Vixen a fine opportunity to
display the cars he will handle.
P. S. Gallagher and Miss Della
Roesler, both Of Sentinel Butte, were
married last Friday at Wibaux. The
bridegroom is the manager of the
Model Clothing & Shoe store at Sen
tinel Butte. The bride is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Roesler, we'll known farmers south of
Sentinel Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew F'ischel and
four children arrived in Rhame re-
Gently from New York City and the
first of last week he purchased the
Anton Penney quarter north of
Mound and joining the Geo. Nester
farm. Mrs. Fischel and Mrs. Geo.
Nester were formerly old school
mates in Austria and immigrated to
this country together when they were
girls.
Rev. Mr.. Ulrich of Fargo, mission
ery of the English Evangelical Luth-
eran church, arrived in Killdeer last
Tuesday night and spent two days in
that city, looking after the work in
the Killdeer field. The report is cur
rent that a new church will be es-
tablished in Killdeer, of the Lutheran
denomination and that the work has
been entrusted to Mr.. Ulrich to bring
to fruition.
The ladies of the Civic Club at Bel
field have decided to open woman's
exchange. The first sale will be held
Saturday, April 7th, in one of Miss
Coulter's millinery parlors. A charge
of ten per cent will be made by the
club for conducting the same. The
ladies from the country are urged to
bring in their butter, eggs, chickens
vegetables or anything they may
have.
John Schultz of Glen Ullin sold five
head of registered Holstein cattle tc
C, H. Loud of Miles City, Mont, the
first of the week for $1,000. The
bunch consisted of one COW with q
two day old calf, one yearling, one
two year old and a three year old
They were all raised on the Schultz
Holstein farm nine miles northeast OIL
Glen Ullin. Mr.. Schultz has beer
raising purebred holsteins for mum
ber of years and has one Of the very
finest herds in the state. NAN.
The members of the Congregations
church of Killdeer met Tuesday even
ing in Attorney T. G. Johnson's Of
| fee and there arranged for the pur
chase of parsonage for the residen
minister. The deal was consummate,
and the place recently built by II. j
Ramsey, adjoining the church, was &C
ouired. Mr.. Atkinson has accepte,
| the pastorate of the Killdeer churcl
and will bring his family to Killdee
j about the last Of April. He vii
preach his first sermon April 10th. =
Louis Motland, Pete Birkedahl
y Martin Hylden and Ed. Motland ar