Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-12-04
FACTS ABOUT THE
FLICkERTA|L STATE

Kenmare.-This city is to have a
band.
Edmore.-A new 'ten." of the Muc-
cabees has been organized here.
Dickinson.-The Matthew Brew post
Of the American Legion is contemplate
ing the erection of ''home."
Ray.-An up-tO-date water and
sewer system is being considered by
the city commission for installation
next spring.
Dickinson.-Arch:e Pilot of Sully
Springs was instantly killed by train
No. 3 ut q sharp curve ut which he
was doing section work. iieh-
BisMurck.-James Blncklock, stew
ard Of the state penltentiary and4a
pioneer resident of Pembina county,
is dead of pneumonia.
GOOdrich.-This city has new post
Of the American Legion, of which
A. d. Mckinnon has been elected the
first commanding officer. u
Ryder.-A notable recent increase
of interest in stock raising and diver
sitied farming methods is reported by
agricultural workers in this vicinity.
Fargo.-Mortimer Webster 50,
local property owner who has resided
in Fargo for the past 40 years, died
ut hospital last week. .5'sii
Edgeley.-Preparati are. bei.g
made for the beginning. Of work OH
the new sewer and water system to be
installed at this point in the spring.
Bismarck.-The new ''L!ttle"-build-
ing in course of erection here is being
made fireproof and will be one of the
largest and best business structures
in town. ea 47 80
Williston.-LocAl sentiment in favor
of the election of II purk commission
is running high-the development Of
suitable city parks being greatly de-
sired. e-tee
Grand Forks.-S:ster NJ. Rinaldo
Manallan, nurse of ST. Michael's hos
pital, was fatally injured through an
accident in the elevator of the institu-
ton.
A1andan.-Local public school en-
rollment has now reached nearly 700,
breaking all previous records, and two
new teachers have been added to the
corps.
Pembina-The early arrival of cold
weather compelled suspension of work
on the new school building, SO 1t will
be impossible to complete it before
spring.
I Minot.--The local Association .u1
Commerce has invited the state in
dustrial commission to consider MI
not's advantages as place for thu
location of terminal elevators and {
state mill. ssv - - !gs
Mandan.-Former Governor Louis B
Hanna, on business visit here, freel!
ventured the prediction that eXtensiv,
railroad shop and terminal develop
ment might be expected in the cit,
SOON. g2iA tt5 i Ell.' a6
4 Fargo.-Dr. e. M. Darr6w's death
which occurred here n few days ago
removes one of the best known sur
geons in the Northwest. He was ,
resident of Fargo from its earlies
days.
Minot. - This city had anothe
Checking up by representatives o
by county officials, in which severa
alleged law violators were taken int
the tolls.
Fargo-The local cooperative pack
ing plant announces that its outpu
since opening last summer has no,
reached the sum Of $4,OO0,O00. Add
tional yardage and cold storage spac
I ore now being planned.
AIandan.-One hundred and thlrt
rural school teachers of Morton count
voted ut the county institute not t
, participate in the widely advertise
.teachers' strikes" being .resOrted t
m many parts of the Northwest.
New Observation-Disclosures horses
, l8, cattle andsa large amount Of hay
iced, seed grain, and farm machiner
was destroyed in fire which de
:;troyed the large modern barn on tn
sarm of Albert Erickson in Grandtiel
precinct.
Grand Forks.--The head-On cOllisiO
Of night runaway team and cutie
in which Dr.. G. Il. Hunt and Ere
Raymond were riding, narrowly. es
capped inflicting. fatal injuries on boil
The, doctor escaped iuninjured, tut hi
companion sustained the fracture q
several bones. 49,
Bismarck.-Lack of rooms for til
accommodation of, North Dakota lie.
islators is complained of since TIL
opening of the special session her
last week, the city's fine hotels-on
of them seven stories high--bein
crowded to the limit.
Hillsboro.-!The 1,2s0-acre Brun
dale farm in this section, sometime
known as 1.-THE old Hurry farm" ha
been sold to parties from Grand Fork
and will probably he divided III
Hurry. the former owner. is. remen
bered us one of the early promoter
of rural telephone lines in this stat
and in an address before a state col
yention of independent telephone me
once made the statement that the en-
Hest rural party phone line on recor
was small one in use in the easter