Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-09-04

this point one day recently.
Ashley-Arrnngemen have been
made for the erection of IL creamery
here.
AmidOn.-BlncEleg is reported to
have broken out among cattle In this
section.
TOwner.-The immense hay crop har-
vested in this section is being baled
and sold as high as $25 a ton.
Killdeer.-Forty cars have been or
dered for big live stock shipment to
leave this point September II.
Sanish.-The Missouri river mt this
point is ut the lowest mark in Its his
tory, 1t is said. Y
Beulah.-This city will be contest
ant for Mercer county seat honors In a
contest which 1t is regarded virtually
certain will be pulled off this year.
Observation-Disclosures broke into the
postoffice ut Embden near here, maxi
ing away with 500 worth Of war
savings stamps.
Mlnot.-This city will vote on the
question of issuing bonds for the con-
struction of city sewage disposal
plant.
Crosby.-The Divide county farm
bureau picnic held in the Stoke
grove near here was attended by
about 800 people,
Fargo.-Dr. p. #. Trowbridga, head
Of the state agricultural experiment
station. has issued an estimate placing
North Dakota's 1919 wheat crop at
about 5O,O0O.OOO bushels.
| Buffalo.-D. NJ. Stegenga, former
superintendent Of local public schools,
but more recently located at Mott, has
been engaged to have charge of the
schools here again for the coming year.
Williston.-Afiss Martha Tatem Of
this county has been appointed by
State Superintendent Minnie ]. Nell
son as inspector of rural, consolidated
and graded schools.
Edinburg.-The State Bank Of Edin-
burg was looted few nights ago, and
the vault rifled Of contents amounting
to between $500 and $500 worth of cash
and Liberty bonds. 80.
HillsborO.-Apple and other fruit
trees belonging to DR.. E. G. Haagen-
sen here are SO heavily loaded with
fruit that 1t has become necessary to
prop UP many of the limbs to prevent
breakage from the excessive weight.
Alexander.-Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Williams, pioneer farmers near here.
were killed In the collapse of the roof
Of their root cellar, while endeavoring
to support 1t by the use of props from
within.
Ray.-A 21-mlle graded road In
course Of construction between this
city and Wildrose is now nearly COM
pleted and Is expected to prove one
Of the best roads in the western part
Of the state.
Devils I.ake.-An extensive collec-
ton Of reptiles and amphibia has
been made under direction of the local
biological station. The work Of COL
lection Is under charge Of Miss Crystal
Thompson Of Amherst college.
Hankinson.-A bandit shot while
endeavoring to rob working men last
week died without dtvulging his name,
which he Is said to have wished to
keep secret to avoid sorrow to men,
bers of his family residing in England.
Bismarck.-The sudden Slowing and
overturn Of a light runubout resulted
!, In severe injuries to three young Bis
marck men and the death of one, Ben
I4enhart, Il local business man, who
survived the accident only about two
t hours.
: MISUNDERSTANDING Lynn J. Fra
zler has appointed M. ]. Englert OF
Valley City, Fred Graham of Ellen
dale and Frank Il. Lembke of Elgin
to the three district judgeshlps created
under the new state judicial redistrict-
ing act.
Ellendale.-About5 so per cent of the
required stock has been sold for the
, organization of an independent milling
company at this place. Farmers are
subscribing the stock and may take
company, it is said.
Observation-Disclosures arrests re-
suited from IL raid on alleged Suits
man county lawbreakers last week
under orders from the office Of At
: torney General LANCER. Offenses
charged run all the Way from the sale
: of cigarettes to the unlawful manu-
facture Of booze.
Fargo.-Bert Burson of Hillsboro was
fined $500 by Judge A. I. Cole Of the
district court here for manslaughter in
. causing the death of Miss Maline Ashen
In an automobile accident near Bux-
ton. The young mans offense is al
legged to have been in unlawful driv-
ing and does not imply any Intentional
responsibility for the young woman's
death. Her parents are said to have
opposed the prosecution, which &C.
counts in part for the light sentence
imposed, in view of the serious nature
fof the charge.
, Sutton.-Brian. Karr. 19-year-old son
!. of Alex. Karr Of Jamestown, editor of
the Community Life magazine, was
3 instantly killed in fall of 1000 feet
! with Lieutenant Ed. Axberp If Finder.