The Dickinson press., 1917-09-22
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MISSOURI SLOPE NOTES
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Carl Kyseth of Marshall shipped SO
head of fine steers to st. Paul, last
week for which he received $500 per
head.
Miss Lillian Lee of Sentinel Butte
has taken the position of second trick
operator at De Mores and started on
her duties last week.
The Diamond c ranch inIA Dunn
county, owned by w. L. Richards Of
Dickinson, reports a yield of 20 BUSH
els of wheat per acre.
Attorney R. C. Pinkham of Killdeer
has placed his business affairs in the
hands of brother attorneys and has
joined the second regiment.
Fred Spath returned to Killdeer last
week with his bride, formerly Miss
Sundall of Dassell, MINI. They were
married at the brides home in Min
nesota.
Mrs. H. R. Young and children of
Sentinel Butte left last week for
points in Iowa for a. visit. While.
there Mrs. Young will undergo a sur
glcal operation.
A.. l.. Martin of Sentinel Butte re-
turned from Chicago recently, where
he marketed his stock. He was quite
we'll pleased with the price and got
10 cents a pound for the best stuff.
Miss Mary Glynn of Richardton de-
parted last week for st, Paul, where
she will attend St. GATHERINGS college.
En- route she stopped off at Bismarck
to visit with friends for a few days.
John Knopp and family and Miss
Aurelia Gilk, all of R%ichardton, de-
parted last week for Albany and other
Minnesota points, where they will be
the guests Of relatives for about two
weeks.
Four alleged cattle rustlers were
arrested and given a hearing at Fort
Yates last week. They are charged
with shipping stray steers, but they
contend they did not intend to claim
Ownership.
|. William Doering, a large rancher up
in the Mikkelson country, has moved
his family to Belfield for the winter,
and established a permanent residence
in the Logan house, recently vacated
by Julius Sibert.
Nick Rusu and wife, who have been
residents of Hebron for the past five
years, left Tuesday for Detroit, Mich,
where they will make their future
home and where Mr.. Rusu will become
an employee of the Ford factory.
John Heck, aged 13, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Heck, was instantly killed
when a Milwaukee line limited struck
the wagon he was driving on a cross
ing near Rhame on Monday. The
horses escaped without a scratch.
The Odd Fellows at Killdeer gave a
farewell party on Saturday night of
last week to the members of the order
who have been called to the colors.
Refreshments were served and those
present report AN enjoyable time.
Killdeer staged a big rally Monday
evening as a farewell to the drafted
men who left Wednesday for Camp
Dodge, Ia. The Killdeer Home Guards
headed the parade, at the conclusion
OF which a fine program was rendered.
Niels Nelson and Miss Lena Mart
enson Of New England sprung a sur
prise on their friends last week when
they autoed over to Mott and were
married. MI. and Mrs. Nelson are
very popular in the New England To-
cality.
At a meeting of the directors of
the Merchants State Bank of Hebron,
Emil Krauth was elected to the presi-
dency to succeed the late Jacob
SPh m q Ion hnrorN1, xryl L-
That position for ten years prior to
his death.
Harry Curran Wilbur, state execu-
tive secretary for the Red Cross, will
be in Dunn county September 27, %
and 20 to push the membership cam
palgn. The county officers of the Red
Cross will arrange speaking dates for
every branch.
Hebron's first blue lodge of Masons
a received its ,dispensation and COM
pleted its organization. Temporary
rooms have been procured for use un-
I'll n lodge can occupy it's perman-
ent home in the Funk building after
December LIST. -
j. H. Watts of Hebron is in receipt
of a letter from H. P. Peterson, a
former business man of Hebron in
which the latter states that he just got
back from a rather warm time in
Mexico, where he has been ranching
for some time.
An unusually sad accident which re-
suited fatally happened in Mckenzie
county last week when William, the
little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peter
son, was crushed beneath a large
stone while at play. Several children
were rolling stones down a hill and
one extra large stone became unbal-
anced and rolled over onto the
youngster, crushing him beneath it's
weight. He died from the injuries the
day following the accident.