The Dickinson press., 1917-03-31

THE DICKINSON PRESS, SA
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. MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES .
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The new laundry at Killdeer is now
open for business.
Nick Sheeler of Fayette expects to
move soon to New England,
Roy Carroll, who lives ten miles
north of Killdeer, expects to leave Tor
Montana within a short time.
w. L. Madison and Kathryne Pack
ard were united in marriage by JUS
tice Geo. l.. Grayson recently.
Mrs. Don Mckenzie of Grassy Butte
was severely injured when thrown
from a sleigh which was drawn by a
runaway horse.
Carl Nerby of Riverhurst, Sask.,
Can., arrived in Killdeer last week for
a visit with his sisters, Mrs. John
Malmstead and Miss Gertrude Nerby.
The many friends of Mrs. M: s.
Cuskelly will be pleased to learn that
she is recovering from her injuries
sustained in runaway several
weeks ago.
E. D. Charlebois of Bismarck has
leased the Phillips Hotel at Dunn
Center for a year. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlebois will take charge of the
hotel at Dunn Center on April 1st.
Prof. G. w. Day, who has been
principal of the Belfield schools the
past three years, resigned his posi-
tion, having accepted a similar one
at Joliet, Mont, eight miles from
his ranch.
S. V. Mccarthy is quarantined with
a case of small pox at Killdeer. This
is the only case in that section and
it is supposed that he contracted, the
disease while at Rochester short
time ago.
VIM. Glaum visited relatives in
Sentinel Butte last week, while en-
route from Montana to Clyde, North
Dakota, form which latter point he
will move his drug store to a town
in Montana.
Mike McGrath purchased eight
steers for $1,000 from the Joe
Murphy ranch near Oakdale on Friday
of last week. The price per steer was
$125 each, which is certainly a good
price at this time Of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lewis returned
to Dunn Center last week from
Anoka, Minn., where Mrs. Lewis un-
derwent an operation. Mrs. Lewis
had been in poor health for some
time, but is now much better.
The Richardton Motor Co. has
signed a contract to lease the new
garage to be built by Jos. Kilzer.
The Structure will be 50x1OO feet.
There will be a full length basement
and a cistern will facilitate the wash
ing Of cars.
Last Saturday night at IL o'clock
Warren Burke Edwards, the i've
month and two weeks old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Edwards of Killdeer,
passed away. The little one had been
suffering but a short time from
pneumonia when death came.
Christ Ziegler, living 18 miles north
of Hebron, sustained badly spraln-
ed ankle last Wednesday, due to a
horse he was riding slipping and
falling upon him. Mr.. Ziegler was
brought to Hebron and he is now
resting easily.
Geo. L. Nelson of Fargo, who is or
ganizing Dunn county for the Equity
Cooperative Packing Company, is IN
Killdeer and may decide to make Kill
deer his headquarters. Mr.. Nelson IS
an old newspaper man, haVlng Iounu-
ed the Billings County Herald at Me-
dora and the Marmarth Mail.
The marriage of Christen Rogne
and Mrs. Estella Coe took place at
Manning last Thursday. Mr.. Rogne
is we'll known in that section, where
he has lived for the past several
years on his fine farm two miles
south of Killdeer. Mrs. Rogne came
here last fall and has been engaged
as housekeeper for Mr.. Rogne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Klupp Of Reg
ent took their son, Jack, age four
years, to New England last week
where he underwent an operation fo1
appendicitis, which was in an
abscessed condition and it will be
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