Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-10-16

tiOn here Is much better.
Hazen.-A $4,000 creamery Is be-
Ing planned for this place.
| Leonard.-A corn show will be held
here October IS.
Bismarck.-Burleigh county will
have big homecoming celebration
which will be held October Is, Is
and II.
one of the Oldest settlers In this Sec
ton of the state, died recently ut his
home here.
Bismarck.-Aiike and Tommy Glib
bons Of st. Paul will appear in u SIX
round bout ut the auditorium here DC.
tober 18.
Fargo.-Aiother Superior Battista.
OF Sacred Heart academy, passed
away after three weeks illness Of
Bright's disease.
HazeltOn.-With the return of Leroy
Glenn and Fred Cabbage, X. Tye and
Elmer Peterson, all the fighting Yanks
OF this city are home.
notwithstanding to Chairman
Dave Fuller of the Salvation Army
drive, this community oversubscribci
Its quota about $50.
Drake.-C. III. Blair. II farmer living
three miles northeast of here, has
seven acres of corn that he estimates
Will go 60 bushels to the acre.
Grand FOrks.-Afajor George A.
Bangs of this city has been admitted
to practice law before the United
States supreme court ut Washington,
ID. C.
Devils Lake.-AIiss Mary Conmy,
domestic employed in the home of #.
w. Mann, had her nose fractured and
received other injuries when knocked
down by u car.
Sheldon.-John Duhm Of this place
was arrested and taken to Lisbon,
charged with breaking into the Nc
Donald store. He was bound over to
the district court.
Minot.-At n special meeting of the
board of directors of the Association
of Commerce it was decided to hold IL
potato and corn show here during the
latter part of the month.
GraftOn.-Entrance was forced into
the general store belonging to Luther
Lyiken and about 500 in cash stolen.
1t is believed that the work was ac-
complished by professionals.
Mandnn.-Thomns Welch, n pioneer
of this city, died in the Bismarck hos
pital. Mr.. Welch came to this section
about forty years ago and was engaged
In freighting to the Black Hills.
Leeds.-TransfusiOn of blood from
father to son saved the life Of Milo
Candee, who was accidentally shot in
the arm while climbing into an auto
mobile with Il loaded shotgun.
Mandan.-The Mandan Construction
company was awarded the contract
for the extension to the Rosen CLOTH
ing store, the amount Of the contract
being In the neiglrborhood of $4,000.
SykestOn.-A school bus loaded
with children was tipped over when
one of the horses became frightened
by paper blowing across the road.
None of the children were seriously
hurt.
McHenry.-Walter Martin, a farmer
living one mile west of this place, died
from the results of gunshOt wound
received during temporary Ierange-
ment. A wife and three children sur
vive him.
Lisbon.-Alils T.. More of this city,
who built the first house erected ut
Fargo, which was Il log cabin in Island
park died here this week after un
illness extending over three and half
years.
Bismarck.-A million and quarter
dollars worth of modern federal aid
highways will have been completed by
the state highway commission Novem-
Der Is, according to Assistant State
Engineer w. w. Meyer.
Hampden.-An important business
deal was contaminated here when E.
II. Swartout sold the First National
bank to Martin Rimstad and liver
Iverson. The bank is one Of the well
known institutions of this country.
Mott.-Over 10000 acres of land
have been leased by the New England
Petroleum Co.. and, according to r. ].
Strang, manager of the cOmp0ny, the
big task of uncOverlng the wealth of
oil in Hettinger county will commence
soon.
Ray.-As step in an effort to urge
farmers of Williams county to plant
more corn next year, the Equality
Farmers club held special corn
meeting ut the farm home Of w. A.
Rorebeck, eight miles north of this
city.
Hazelton.-Two girls who escaped
from the state reform school at Man
dan were returned last week. It
seems that the girls became tired of
wandering about the country and Inn
mediately got into communication with
the superintendent Of the school upon
their arrival here.
Lisbon.-Eighty-two teachers were
registered. at the Ransom county
teachers institute which adjourned
last week. Bertha Palmer, assistant
state superintendent, and Prof. A. L.
Schafer, state high school inspector,
both of Bismarck, were instructors.
Grand Forks.-Edna Werner. aged