Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-05-30

the Attn of July at Bantry will be a
ball game by young ladies.
Dunn Center.-C. III. Gutmann. audi
tor OF Dunn county, has resigned to
become affiliated with the state land
department at Bismarck.
Langdon.-The class of 1918 is the
largest in the history of the high
school, consisting of five young men
and sixteen young women.
Grand Forks.-Dentists from all nv.
er North Dakota attended the four.
teenth annual convention Of the North
Dakota State Dental association,
Fargo.-John G.. Pfeffer, senior
member OF the law firm of Pfeffer &,
Pfeffer. has been appointed United
States commissioner by Judge Charles
+. Alnidon
Park River.-The Young Peoples
league of the Park River district of
the Lutheran congregation will hold
its annual convention in this CITY June
rs. 20 and 30.
Minot.--The sheriff and the states
attorney made raid on the farm of
Fred Ehr near this city and seized
! 1l5 pints of liquor. No arrests have
been made as yet
| Grand Forks-Few men of military
age are left in Grand Forks, and those
that are there are now making ar.
rangements to get into the service as
soon as possible. 5&
kenmare.-George G. Carlson, for.
mer governor of Colorado, will be one
OF the patriotic speakers at the Ken
mare chautauqau, which is being held
from July 20 to 26.
Minot.-The Sons and Daughters OF
Norway OF Minot realized $275.5O for
| the Red Cross by their celebration of
the 18th OF May, at which Hon. Sever
Serumgard of Devils Lake spoke.
Minot.-Grace Berkelo, 3-year.old
daughter of Nlinot hotel keeper,
died OF commissions shortly after eat
ing some candy which had been pur-
chased at local store. Physicians
are of the opinion that the candy was
poisoned.
JamestoWn.-FOur sons in the ser.
vice OF the United States is the high
tide OF patriotism to which Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. h. Hobart have been brought
thru the enlistment of their son, Cliff
ford, who left home Saturday to en-
ter the army.
Bismarck.-Dr. r. A. Beard, pastor
of tn First Congregational church of
Fargo, will deliver the commencement
address Oil the evening of June, Is to
the graduating class of Bismarck high
school. when thirty-six graduates
will receive diplomas.
Observation-Disclosures is q crime in
North Dakota under all act adopted by
the state council for defense yester-
day AID which became operative to-
day. Every male between Is and SO
years old must do at least ifty-tour
hours of work each week.
Minot.-Architect Ira l.. Rush has
been awarded the contract for plans
and specifications for a school build
ing which will be erected south of
Plaza 1t will be a five room build
ing and with teacherage on the upper
floor and will cost about $4,000.
Grand Forks.-At the state high
school conference here President T. f.
Kane OF the university made a 10y
atty address in which he flayed the
l. w. w. as a menace to the state.
State Supt. N. c. Mcdonald spoke on
IA Training Course in High Schools
for Rural Teachers"
Devils Lake.-A great patriotic
and political meeting is being
planned for this city June 4. For
probably the first time in the history
OF the state, every candidate for a
state office from the governor down
to the congressman, will be present
at the same place on the same day.
Grand Forks.-According to reports
received here the $50 men who are
in the selective service class will be
sent to the University of North Da-
kota and will be given special train
ing. This step was taken by the war
department OH the recommendation
of representative of the committee
on education and special training of
tho department III
Fargo.-Adjudged guilty of selling
Hour without substitutes and of max
ing bread and bakery products With
out the necessary amount of substi.
tute, Gram brothers, bakers, of Mi
not. will donate 5000 to the Minot
chapter of the Red Cross. The bak-
cry will be permitted to continue
business only by reporting daily to
a guardian to be named by the fed
eral food administrator.
Bismarck Stating that he had
overlooked the fact that her husband
was in the National Army when he
foreclosed a mortgage on the furnish
ings Of a rooming house which Mrs.
Henry Rademacher was running at
Dickinson, Sylvane M. Ferris, presi-
dent of tho Dakota National Bank of