Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-10-23

burned by I'M explosion of gunpowder.
Carrington.-The Farmers elevator
ut Lemert was recently purchased by
the Equity people.
Ray.-Edward Warwick was sert-
Ously injured while attempting to stop
u runaway team on Main street.
Devils Lake.-Ramsey county farm.
ers claim the highest average yield Of
small grains In the stAte.
Rugby.-Mr. and Mrs. George b
Hlttle recently entertained IS relatives
at u family reunion.
TRANSFORMATIONS jamestown boys
will attend st. Johns college, College
vile, Mimi, this year.
Sheldon.-Aiaurice Rye reports an
average of 81 bushels of rye on his
5O-acre farm near here.
Rugby.-John Steen recently sold
his farm and farm outfit and will en-
JOY an extended tour through Norway.
Hankinson.-Citizens have petition
ed the city council to install an ade-
quate waterworks and sewerage sys-
TEN.
Leonard.-A carload of $50 sheep
from Montana was received here re-
Gently by HelInuth Heuer, which he
will fatten on his stubble field.
MinOt.-LOcal dealers have ANNOUNCE
ed that 1900 of sugar will be avail
able for Minot before the end of the
week.
Deering.-A barn belonging to Ed
ward Fisher was struck by lightning
and Destroyed during heavy electrical
storm which swept this district.
Dickinson.-Patrick B. Carbett died
here after an illness of more than a
year. Mr.. Corbett was chief of police
in Dickinson for period of IL years.
Lisbon..O. II. E. Bemmes departed
from Lisbon recently to open up a
brokerage office in Cleveland, dealing
mostly in North Dakota flour.
Valley City.-Real horse racing will
be seen ut the Barnes county fair,
September 18. Further thrills prom
Used.
Ellendale.-The Gun club is discuss
ing replacement of their old quarters
Mt Wood lake as the club is taking on
new life.
Minot.-A license to repair, buy,
sell and exchange .aeroplanes was re-
Gently granted the Citizens machine
shop of this city.
CrOsby.-Plans of harvest festival
are being laid to be held ut Wildwood
park, south of Columbus, on Septem-
Der %.
Jamestown.--During a quarrel over
wages, George Aulery, 15-year-old farm
hand, shot Newton Brown, pioneer
farmer of Stutsman county, through
heart, killing him instantly.
Ellendale.- Charles Heckelsmiller
employed in the United States aero.
logical station here, was killed by
lightning while taking observations
during storm.
Grand Forks.-Word has been re.
ceived here from Washington, ID. c..
of the death of Geo. Schutt, who has
been one of Washington's prominent
hotel men, but came formerly from
Grand Forks.
| Devils Lake.-Owing to shortage
! of teachers in Ramsey county, Mint
i-schQols remained unopened at the be
ginning Of the present term. Eact
school has an average attendance Of
100 pupils.
Cando.-The drainage of Grow, Lit
tie CARRIER, Gravel and No. 80 lakes
into Fish lake in order to restore the
water level Of Fish lake, has been or
Il INV
engineer.
Bismarck.-H. L. Reade, state fire
marshal while attending the American
fire prevention conference held al
Cleveland, o., had the pleasure OF
seeing the Prince of Wales, whom hi
declares to be IN all-rOund fellow.
Cavalier Charlotte Jones
county superintendent Of schools, was
presented with an apple measuring
eleven. inches in circumference by S
Urland Of Leroy. The apple was 8
product of the Urland farm. -
Bismarck.-The first steps were
taken in the erection Of the new ST.,
100000 bridge which will span the
Missouri, when the sinking of tes,
holes on the west bank of the river
were made to determine the founda
ton for the piles.
Fort MISUNDERSTANDING of thi.
place are worried considerably because
Albert johnson, insane, broke out Of
the Jamestown asylum. The insane
man killed his brother before beinf
taken and has promised to return and
"get others"
Valley City.-Local dealers are com
PEELED to order sweet cider in smaller
quantities in the future, owing to thu
fact that large, kegs cannot be con
sumed before they develop kick
making the sale a violation of the
state bone dry law.
Valley City.-Aany citizens of this
place holding stock in the Pan Moto,
company, another Ford project beina
instigated in Minnesota, are highly
pleased over the steady progress OF
the company despite the many prose