Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-04
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60 q me Co.. p@OductS company
will be expanded.
Jamestown-A new federal building
is possible for this city.
FargO-The state wool pool now
amounts to 100000 pounds.
DEMONSTRATIONS county will vote
on the poor farm question.
Lidgcrwood-The rural telephone
company has sold to Il syndicate.
New England-The Western Coal
company has been incorporated for
$4,000.
Fargo-R. NJ. Pollock, pioneer law
yer and legislator of North Dakota,
died suddenly.
Hettinger- -Four thousand lambs
were shipped u of liere last week for
eastern markets.
Sangcr-Thrown from his wagon,
which passed Over him, C. w. Holquist
was instantly killed.
Kensal-In broad daylight the trac-
tor of Olaf Larson was driven away
and has not been found.
Mandan-ALizpah Shrine No. 1 of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem, has been
instituted with Il membership of 60.
Langdon-The Rev. Mr.. I.angdon
will head the Methodist church of
Langdon for the next conference year.
Hillsboro-Little Mercedes jacobson
died rs Il result of ScaldS sustained
when she fell into Il tub of boiling
water.
Hazen-A spring in Il threshing ma
chine recoiled and struck Gottfried
Goetz in the face, causing the loss of
an eve
Cnrls1lne-A gold watch and chain
was presented to both Mr.. and Mrs.
John .Alcm in honor of their golden
wedding.
Williston-Caught between two cars
in making Il coupling, Anthony Heinen,
Great Northern %switchman. was crush
ed t6 death.
Langdon-The ladies' Of this COM
munity are raising $500 for the equip
ment of the school grounds with ath-
letic apparatus.
Observation-Disclosures agencies Of the
state report the closest equalization
between men and jobs that has exist
ed for some time.
Hope-A bond issue for the con-
struction Of Steele county court house
and Jail will be submitted to the voters
at the November election.
Fingal-This city is now phoneless,
the exchange having been sold and
moved to Nome. Calling is now done
in the old fashioned way.
Lefor-SiX double-box wagon loads
of sugar beets. some weighing as high
as five and Il half pounds, We're grown
on Il quarter acre of land here.
Youngtown-Herman Kroeger. 80,
member of the first Missouri Slope
colony and pioneer in diversified farm
ing in North Dakota. died suddenly.
Fargo-Representatives Of the farm
bureaus that have been organized in
this state will meet in Fargo Novem-
Der 10 to perfect a state federation.
Joliette-That alfalfa is q far more
profitable crop than wheat is the con
tention of Fred Shannon, breeder of
| NuCl llStt CilllC anu cICllCIOu Horses,
Berthold-king Corner Stone, ia
nous Shorthorn bull from the Stone
house herd at LarimOre, was bought
by II. l.. Finke and Julius Rue for
$1,000.
Mandan-If the proposition of a mu.
nicipal coal yard carries at the No.
vember . election, then Il special cleo.
ton will be held to vote ON the issu.
ance of bonds.
Observation-Disclosures from the tan.
gled ruins Of his machine by two farm
women, an aviator named Hamilton
who suffered Il mishap near here, was
saved from burning to death. The
machine was destroyed.
Fargo-A 2O-year-old boy enrolled
in Fargo college is Il native Of Arme
MIA who saw service With the Turkish
army throughout the war, having beer
forced TO don the Turk uniform.
Fargo-Thirty Of the 81 counties il
North Dakota have county agents
Iowa has the record with 9S agents il
100 counties, and Minnesota is clost
behind with 80 agents in 81 farmin,
counties.
Fnrgo-Shriners from all over Nortl
and South Dakota and Minnesota. ant
from parts Of Canada. numbering 1,5OC
will be in Fargo to meet Imperial Pc
tentate f.. L.. Garretson of Tacoma
Wash. on an official visit.
HillSborn-On the last leg of q Ion,
journey across the Pacific and tn
, American continent. Sc Polish young
:. STEERS passed through Here on their wa.
9 to Chicago to take American schoolin
5 provided by life society of America
Citizens of Polish Descent.
t MariOn-lt is announced thai L. T
Hanna of Fargo will retire January
from the directorate of the Ninth Fec
eral Reserve bank of Minneapoli!
! This will leave Wesley C. Mcdowell q
this city the only North Dakota repre-
t sentative in this institution until nj
Hannn'S successor is named.
Sentinel Butte-His faithful e do
standing watch over him, Rolan
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