Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-18
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organized.
Jamestown-A campaign is on for
better milk.
Mapleton-J. X. Green, 43 years a
resident, is dead.
Portland-The Commercial club has
been reorganiZed.
Mohall-Steps to fight grasshoppers
In 1921 are being taken.
Rolla-John A. Solherg was killed
when struck by an auto.
kenSal-After two years of idleneSS
the tow mill will reopen.
Mandan-Miss Edith Ekman will be
Morton county Red Cross nurse.
Grand Forks-The North Dakota As
ISOLATION of Social Workers met here.
Velva-Muus Bros. will import and
sell to farmers here 300 native sheep.
Ryder-The Rev. William Graham,
% years Il Presbyterian minister in
North Dakota, is dead.
Finley-Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. Jonsrud
received a purse Of 500 on their gol-
den wedding anniversary.
Dickinson-Eldridge Gerry Paddock,
30, pioneer cattleman of western Da-
kOta, is dead in California.
Carrington-Eighteen hundred BUSH
els Of potatoes on a tive-acre patch
netted u nice profit to D. X. Ober.
Grand Forks-The state elevator is
being raised at the rate of four feet a
day and will be under roof this fall.
Fargo-The 9th annual show Of the
North Dakota State Poultry associa-
ton will be held here January 1921.
Wilton-This community, futile, and
Regain constitute one congregational
parish under the Rev. ]. c. Jorgenson.
Grand Forks-G. w. Hanna of Val
ley City vas chosen president of the
North Dakota State Teachers associa-
ton.
Tower City-The red and green four
ragere has been awarded Roy L. Black,
former marine, by the French govern
ment.
West Fargo-L.. c. Hoopman has re-
signed and Howard NJ. Wilson succeeds
him as manager of the Equity Packing
plant.
Center-It is stated that some women
In Oliver county were charged a dollar
apiece by persons in polling places for
the privilege of voting.
Gilby-President w. I. Forbes of the
Red River Valley Sweet Glover Grow
ers' exchange, has beer east comforting
with sweet clover men.
Williston-The local high school
won the football championship of the
western half of the state, defeating
Mandan 131 to nothing.
Mott-Young Herbert Wagner sus-
tanned a fractured skull when the car
In which he was riding went over an
embankment. He may live.
Galesburg - Eight thousand dollars
loss vas sustained in a recent fire
which destroyed a lumber yard, confec-
tionery store, and the postoffice.
Jamestown-The Northern Pacific
dining car service will resume the
serving of the great big baked potato
according to word received here.
Sutton-Another of the North Da-
kota three men to gain the red and
green fourragere Of France is John
Davidson. ex-marine Of this city.
Bismarck-That North Dakota had
POO deserters from 2S of the SO coun-
ties in the state is made public in a
report by the state adjutant general.
Bismarck-The rail rate hearing to
finally determine upon the application
of the railroads Of the state for in
creased rates and fares, will be held
December s.
To - TNGn 1O- or;,, ,,o.+. =, ~,
state have 10000 members, according
to a report made by State Adjutani
Williams of the American Legion on
Armistice Day.
Minot-Men dealing with a large
percentage OF the buying public ir
northwestern North Dakota assert thai
collections are better this fall than any
year since 1916.
Bismarck-If North Dakota ever an
proaches her maximum of wealth anC
production, it will be through cows
corn, and hogs, declares DR.. John H
Worst of the immigration department
Starkweather-"Old Dad Reid. 9th
erwise John c. Reid, s., one of the bes1
known characters in Ramsey county, is
dead. He was q pioneer Dakotan, hav
ing managed a wagon shop all through
the early days.
Slanley-After being notified that {
car had left the real OF their store abou
3 Il. IL" Anderson Bros. found that thu
rear OF the store was about all that hat
been left. Five thousand dollars wortl
OF read-to-wear, silks, and other valu
able commodities had been taken.
Delamere-That Lieutenant Levi
Thune was killed by a rifle ball Will,
leading his men in an attack at Cunel
France, is the word received last weel
by the mother of the deceased officer
Mrs. NJ. c. Thune. The captain com
handing the company at the time O
this engagement wrote Mrs. Tlun
from Georgia, describing the action a
the hottest in which any American sol
diers engaged during the war.
Grand Forks = Twenty-four hushel
to the acre was the North Dakota cor
, yield for the past season. totaling 16
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