Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-07-31

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doing special work Tor the govern
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Devils Lake.--North Dakota alb
istract men met IN this city last week
anu formed q state organization, Of
winch a. W. Dennls OF tiran0 FORKS
10 president.
Bismarck. The fact that his suit Of
civilian clothes felt funny after he had
worn IN army uniform for a year, led
Wesley Sutherland to re-enlist at the
recruiting station here. 3
Starkweather.-An after the war
building boom has struck this COM
mn;iity-over IS buildings being nov
In course OF erection here and In tn,
adjacent country district. s
Towner.-vtci0us dogs on the Me-
Phail ranch attacked and severely i'm
jurefl Miss McI'hall, q daughter of the
family, who had recently returned
home from the state university. H.
Crosby.-A boys. siencampment was
held here for Divide and Burke acoun.
ties, the total attendance being Is.
The week was taken up by agricul-
tural stndies, demonstrations and nth
,letics. s59 .s- 81 ssis.s
Bismarck. The federal. employment
Office in this city has been closed. not-
withstanding earnest attempts to ar
| range for keeping It going until the
harvest and threshing season Is past.
Funds were not Available to continue
the work.
Bismarck.-Plans for the early con-
struction OF driving bridge spanning
the Missouri river between this city
and Mnntian are still being considered
by Burleigh and Morton county OH
cials In conjunction with the state
highway commission.
Bismarck. State boards Of, control,
Of regents ana of education ceased to
exist last Saturday at the expiration
OF thirty dnys' time following the ref
erendnm endorsement OF legislation
combining their respective functions
under the direction OF the new board
| of administration, ~
Grand FOrks.-D. e. Willard. yoca.
tionalist service specialist az the roy.
! eminent, will have HEADQUARTERS IN
this city to confer with soldiers, sail
,0rs and marines who may require nd
justment to new yocations owing Ia
| disqualification for previous lines Of
work through wounds or sickness.
| Wahpeton.-A gift OF $4,000 hns
been,made to this city by Mr.. ana Mrs,
/ q. A. Leach, to he used for the mr..
4 pose of establishing a city Library.
Il Inc SOIe COOOlLlO0--Ina1 NOT less than
$500 will be appropriated yearly by
the city for maintenance been
accepted, and the necessary site has
been secured.
Bismarck. Adjutant General Angus
Fraser has given 1t out that federnl
laws will permit the organization OF
| two national guard regiments in this
state, hut that unless two snappy regi-
inentE can be organized with sufficient
local backing It will be preferable ia
concentrate the effort on one corkins
| good organization.
Williston- Notwithstanding wide.
spread drought conditions In .n,any
western sections Of the state II is be.
Iieyed that the total crop harvested
this season in Williams county will ln
the largest Of any in the past three
years. A very good general crop con.
dition is reported, and the prospects
1 on irrigated projects are unusuallv
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