Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-09-20
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A regular real wild west" show.
with no charge for admittance. will be
staged at Elbowoods by Indians of the
Berthold reservation at their three
days fair Sept. %. &c and q. The
Indians and their guests will camp
out during the exposition, which will
consist of old time Indian sports, rop-
ing, riding and breaking contests
There will also be a display Of ayri
cultural products grown by Mandans.
Arikaras and Hidatsus. who have
farmed the valley of the Missouri for
400 years, and where agricultural!
achievements have attracted consider.
able attention.
Filings are now being received at
Dickinson by W. 3. Dickson. register
OF the United States land office, for
the lands in the North Dakota national
forest reserve in the Slope country,
comprising $500 acres, which will be
opened to homestead entry Sept 10.
Applications may be filed in person or
by mail The forest service is not
available for homestead entry under
the enlarged homestead acts. No one
may maze apple alton for tract EN-.
bracing more than 160 acres nor mere
than Il mile in length. Intending home
steaders have permission to go upon
the lands to examine them. but no acts
Of settlement are permissible prior to
a. M, Sept. &c.
Governor Lynn j. Frazier of North
partisan league meeting in ST. Paul
Sept IS AMI 10 will be in the inter.
est OF the consumer as we'll as the
producer. The meeting. he said. will
| try to induce the authorities to ell.
| force the government regulations rela.
tive to grain grading and docl;age. as
| complaints have already been received
| that The spring wheat crop. which is
| of the best quality that this section
Of the country has raised for many
years. is being graded lower than II
| deserves and that the dockage is ex.
cessive. Those attending the meeting
will also try to secure a fixed price
in -four in direct proportion to the de.
creased price in wheat, the governor
asserts.
| Soldiers of North Dakota are com
ing forward rapidly and taking advan
'tage OF the generous offer made by
the North Dakota State Historical So
ciety to leave their photographs on
the records in the Office of the society
at the state capitol at Bismarck. The
portraits will be taken free, as the
society is anxious to have every mem
Ter of the national guard ana the
states quota of the national army
filmed. They will then be given ar
appointed place in the states arch
ives and will indicate the character oil
the class OF men who went from
North Dakota in 1917" to fight in the
world war 20 that the world may be
made safe for democracy" The un
dertaking, which is an immense one
will take some time. n II In estimat
ed that more than 10000 faces Will
have to be photographed. II is. how
ever. proceeding rapidly, the socieiI
announces.