Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-11-06

IOr BUSINESS.
Hazen-A runaway team cost the
life of Matt Schrum, living II miles
south of here.
Calvin.-Plans are being made here
for the installation of an electric
lighting plant.
Valley City.-Barnes county boys
and girls clubs held their annual
Achievement day celebration Octo-
Der 25.
Williston.-Knights of Columbus
are considering the erection of sub
stantial three-story fraternity home
here.
Dickinson.-The state normal school
here will organize night school classes
to be operated during the winter
months.
Ellendale.-Four gunner have been
convicted here of the wholesale rob-
berry of farm hands perpetrated near
Cakes early this fall.
Hillsboro.-Major B. w. Boyd Of
this city has been discharged from the
Walter Reed hospital ut Washington
and has returned home.
Portal.-Plans are being laid for the
construction of state and federal
aided road through Burke county next
spring ut cost of $4,000.
Fargo.-The annual meeting of the
state board of nurses examiners will
be held here at the Y. NJ. G. A. audi
forum November 10 and 20.
Mandan.-W. w. Trivillian, Of
jamestown, railroad brakeman, was
instantly killed in the yards here
when caught between two engines.
Steele.-C. w. Jokela, q farmer near
here, was caught by the drive wheel
of a tractor he was running, pulled
from the machine and instantly killed.
Sentinel Butte.-Public schools Of
this city were the first in Golden VAL
fley county to report a 100 percent en-
| rollment in the Junior Red Cross
drive
MinOt.-Local Knights of Pythias
celebrated the paying off Of the mort
gage on their home by celebration
| in which the cancelled document was
burned.
|. Bisnurck.-The third annual con-
vention of Odd Fellows of this dis
trict brought together larger at,
tendance than either of the preceding
conventions.
4 Carrington.-NIrs. G. w. McCiusky
of this city was elected president Of
the North Dakota Federation ~ WO-
mans clubs at it's annual meeting re-
Gently held here.
Fargo.-President e. G. Qusanme Of
the federal land bank serving this
section has announced that North
Dakota is the first state in the dis
trict to be fully chartered under the
provisions of the land bank law.
There are 100 farm loau associations
in the state, and heretofore any farmer
desiring the privileges of loan had to
be resident in the local district of one
of these associations. Under the new
state charter plan privileges of the
bank are available to farmers in ul;
parts of the state.
tin has been issued from the depart
ment of State Immigration Commits
sioner John H. Worst. The bulletin
calls attention, among other things, to
the disparity of land values between
this state and some of the better set
tied farming states, such as Iowa and
Illinois. in which DR.. Worst declares
farming lands are. being sold ut $500
to $500 per acre, Which have no more
productive value than land that can be
bought in North Dakota at from $40
to 500 an acre.
! FargO-The accidental slipping of
gears in large car parked near the
Y. NJ. c. A. in this city is alleged to
have been responsible for the death
of Frank Burnaln Of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, who was caught and forced
through plate glass window on the
radiator of the car as it suddenly
dashed forward ut high speed after
having been cranked by Cannon Jones,
son of the owner. Mr.. Burnam was
internally injured and suffered re-
peated hemorrhages from which he
died day or two after the accident.
Observation-Disclosures J. E. Flade-
land of this city, who is giving aerial
exhibitions in the sta.e STAGE his dis
charge from military service, is be-
lieved to have found new form Of
air sports in the chasing Of large
game birds. While exhibiting with
passenger at Devils Lake few days
ago Lieutenant Fladeland afforded
amusement for his companion and
onlookers by chasing and scattering
large flock of pelicans. The use of
| the airplane in hunting wild ducks and
geese is development which has not
yet been tried.
Pembina.-This county has this year
beaten all records for the amount of
fall blowing completed before freez-
ing up.
Mandan. = Trustees have been
named for the Mandan hospital re-
Gently taken over by the Methodist
conference Of this state.
Velva.-The kick of car which he
was cranking sent s. Larson back to
Tho hncnifol froy,a which ho hoxa hno,,