Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-09-30
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dates for the Grant county Iai1.
Minot-An acre of parks for every
100 people is this city's achievement.
Observation-Disclosures men VIII make
a trade tour into 16 neighboring towns.
Sanish-The 500 road will rebuild
the stockyards washed away last
spring.
Sanish-Nine feet four inches is
the height reached by Rainbow Flint
corn here.
Wimbledon - Ninety-three candles
burned on the birthday cake of Grand
pa Martin zoos.
Rolla-Iteduction in the expense Of
%threshing is the object Of a movement
among local farmers.
Dunseith-Rev. Wellington Salt,
missionary in the Turtle Mountain re-
gion since 1885. is dead.
Velva-A South Dakota buyer pur-
chased the section farm Of Langridge
& Willis for $50 an acre.
Larimore-Dwarf crystal white bios
som is a new variety Of clover origi-
AoNSA " @AllliOhS olOlCllOuSC.
Jamestown-A local grower has
practically acclimated a luscious
muskmelon to North Dakota.
Van Hook-Skunk farming on a
large scale is the unusual activity of
w. c. Sammons. He has 30 animals
Mott-Contract has been let for a
two-span concrete bridge across the
Cannon Ball river here, to cost $45, 900
Wahpeton-A tractor with a valve.
less engine, invented by a local man,
was shown at the Richland county
fair.
Medina-W. H. Nye has moved the
Medina Citizen to jamestown and es.
tablished it as the Stutsman County
Citizen.
Minot.-Dr. n. B. Livingston spent
his vacation learning to fly, and has
purchased a Curtis airplane for spring
delivery.
Washburn-Charles Sheldon drop
ped dead from u tank of water he was
hauling and the wheels passed over
the body.
Bowman-Mrs. A. j. Spire has been
appointed auditor of Bowman county
to fill the ureXpired term of Frank r,
Huff, resigned.
Hebron-The car in which two life
prisoners from the penitentiary made
their getaway during a ball game here
has been found.
Portal-A good record vas made by
A. r. Chezik who attended the ma
tional trap shooting tournament at
Cleveland, Ohio.
killdeer-Eight special trains of
stock have left here in ten weeks. One
shipment of three trainloads was val
ued at owe 100000.
Spiritwood-Earl Gordon, 10. was
instantly killed when his clothing
caught on a revolving shaft at the
Spiritwood Equity elevator.
Carson-A demonstration plot of
sunfiowers yielded 10 tons of silage
to the acre, While an adjoining plot of
corn yielded only three tons.
Page-Four individual Aberdeen
Angus cattle won every championship
and grand championship in their
classes at the Minnesota state fair.
st. Anthony-After a brave struggle
for his life, ~13-year-old Martin Knoll
died of injuries sustained when he fell
from a disc and was laid open by the
sclres.
<,v-if~1i von--14eu ,ulru4, On NJ, CAP
was shattered when Kenneth Larson
was StrI1al. INV liuhtpirr To owl II,
father, on a load of hay, were stunned
but quickly recovered.
Cayuga-A neighbor was talking to
Charles Kiefer and holding a loaded
shotgun when a small Kiefer boy
pulled the trigger and shot his four
year-old brother dead.
Melville-One thousand dollars re-
ward is offered for information re-
garding the whereabouts of Peter P.
link, who disappeared August II when
on u trip to Darlington.
Sterling-John l.. Baker, 70, died
as a result of a broken back and other
injuries sustained when his team ran
away with a tank wagon he was driv-
ing for a threshing outfit.
Scandinavian Illinois inventor sue
cessfully tried out a machine here for
threshing clover in the field. 1t bends
the plants and beats them, being
pushed by four horses.
Jamestown--Twenty purebred Hol-
stein cows and heifers were brought
to stutsman county from Wisconsin
for distribution among the farmers,