The Dickinson press., 1917-04-28
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MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES
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Prof. o. W. Glass has been named
leader of the Lennon band for the
ensuing year. v
The home talent play, "Miriam's
Crime" was presented in Dunn Cen
ter Saturday night.
Agitation has been started by the
teachers of Hettinger county for a
summer school at Mott.
John Ulberg returned to Mott last
week form Washington, where he
spent two weeks in the interest of
his patent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. DeShon ar
rived home last week from Hot
Springs, Ark, where they have been
during the winter.
Charles E. Davis and family of near
Regent have left for Kansas City,
No., where they will reside for a
number of months.
Peter Kastner, farmer residing
I near Glen Ullin, reported last Sat-
urday that he already hal about
200 acres sown to wheat.
T. j. Kjersten of Wilton has pur-
chased the Morrell building in Dunn
Center and will conduct a confect-
ionary and lunch room there.
Mrs. Paul Bohn, Jr., who recently
underwent an operation in the Bis
marck hospital, returned to Mott
last week, much improved in health.
McCloskey Brothers have purchas-
ed a herd of Holstein cattle and
have established the Red Trail dairy
at their farm adjacent to Sentinel
Butte.
A deal was closed last week in
Sentinel Butte whereby w. M. Higlin
of Medora. purchased the pool hall
building end equipment of A. H.
Glimm.
Western Dakota conference of the
Iowa Synod was held 1T ST. Paul's
Lutheran church northeast of Krem
April II and IL, with eight ministers
in attendance.
MI. and Mrs. A. L. johnson de-
parted from Mott last week for their
new home rs miles southeast of
Bowman. They mcde the trip over
Lard in a wagon.
North Dakota Gas Appliance Com
pany, composed of Hazen citizens,
is incorporating for $4,000, and has
state rights for sale of new gas
heating appliance.
William M. Mahlmann and Miss
Anna Bischoff were married in Man.
ming last week. The bridegroom is
a Dunn county farmer and the bride
has been conducting the Fayette inn.
Fred Sailer and Miss Emma Mas
were married at the home Of the
brides parents near Krem last week.
They will reside on the farm of the
bridegroom, located near Mannhaven.
DR.. Irving James, former resident
town, en- route from Fargo to Hau-
gen, Wis, where he will engage In
the stock business with his brother
in-law.
J. B. Howard, until last week own
err and publisher of the McHenry
Tribune; has purchased a half in
terest in the Steele Ozone and be-
gan his duties with that publication
last Thursday.
Joseph Huber arrived in Sentinel
Butte from Minneapolis last week
with two cars of horses and farm
ing machinery. He has removed to
his land north of town, which he
will farm this year. "
Harry L.. Miller of Steele, who
with his family drove to Florida
last year by auto, is now on his
way home, making the return trip
by auto also, while his family is
returning by train. 49, ...... g..
DR.. R. O. Crawford of Eldorado
Springs, Mo-, has sold his land near
New England and has purchased a
third interest in the big Marshall
ranch and it's stock of cattle and
horses, east of Sentinel Butte.
A new town hall will rise in
Driscoll this summer if plans of
carried to completion. At a recent
meeting it was decided to erect a
structure at a cost of $4,000.
William Schermerhorn, who had
farmed in the Rocky Butte district
for the last eight years, passed
away last week at his home, after
an illness Of only n day. Re
mains were scr:t to. Strewartville,
Mimi, for burial. r
Pastor G. Lienhardt Ct Hazen was
arrested last week on a charge OF
assault and battery, his wife being
the complainant. He was taken to
Stanton, but he was released on
condition that he pay all costs OF
the case and leave the community.
"Captain Racket" local, talent play
presented at the Kelly opera house
in Hazen last Saturday was q sue
cess in every way, sale Of tickets
amounting to $143.5O, which, added
to the amount realized at the recent
dance, will almost pay for the piano
to be purchased for the school.
A project whereby a railroad would
be built from Beach to Squaw Gap
is being considered, and prospects
are bright for undertaking the work:
Property owners in the T~rotters and
Squaw Gap country have signified
their willingness to aid in every
way possible in financing the matter
Otto Heger, charged with stealing
several hundred dollars worth OF
goods from the Boston Cash Store in
Mandan, was sentenced to the reform
school by Judge J.. M. Hanley at New