Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-09
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DNhte $3.50 q hSu.
Grandin-The $4,000 school house
will be ready by January /.
Langdon-February 1926 are the
dates set for the midwinter fair.
Hankinson-A home talent play will
be held to boost the library fund.
Beach-Attorney j. A. Miller's brick
farmhouse was burned with q loss Of
$4,000.
White Earth-A %ten-acre hill slid
into a creek here, leveling an adjoin:
ing farm.
Dickinson-The builder of the first
house on this site, John J.. McDonough,
81, is dead.
named superintendent of the Ward
county poor farm.
Almont-So free is the ground from
frost in this vicinity that farmers are
discing their fields.
Columbus-Forty business men and
farmers have organized the Columbus
Goodfellowship club.
New England-Liberal prizes al
ready are being announced for the 1921
corn contest in Hettinger county.
Mondak-A wireless telephone ser
vice connecting several ranches and
towns in this territory is projected.
Dazey-Miss Anna Hendrickson, Wis
fting here from South Dakota, was
painfully injured when an automobile
overturned in a muddy road.
Agricultural College-About $50
boys and girls from over the state are
expected to attend the achievement
week program December 1918.
Arthur-Thrown from his wagon
when the horses took fright at a pass
ing train, Frederick f. Maurer sus-
tanned a broken neck and died almost
instantly.
Valley City-A committee of Barnes
county men is urging the farmers to
sell enough of their grain to liquidate
their debts, in the hope Of relieving the
financial situation.
Fargo-The mythical all-state foot
ball team has five university players,
four "aggie" players, one from James
town college, and one from Fargo
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Maddock-D. A. Hill sustained
severe burns when he tried to save
some of his property from destruction
In a fire which took his barn, work
shop, garage, and automobile.
Minto-The stock judging team of
two boys and one girl from this state
took ninth place among - state
championship teams in the contest at
the international stock show in Chi
cagO.
Fargo-During the second week in
January the Tri-State Grain Growers
association will hold their annual
meeting and exhibit here, and the
Fargo home products show will be
held in conjunction.
Williston-Sixty-eight to nothing
was the trouncing administered by
Williston high school to Grafton high
school in the state championship foot
ball match at Grand Forks. The team
was banqueted on its return.
Grafton-The American Holstein-
Friesian association has accepted into
the advanced registry Cerben West
side Mona, a COW belonging to John P.
Jackson. She mas a record of 27.5
pounds Of butter in one week.
Great Bend-Because business dur
ing the last ten years has totaled only
SCI Owe the mile of railroad from
here to Bayne, While expenses have
been $4,000. the Northern Pacific has
asked permission to tear up the line.
Lidgerwood-Arnold Oss, world IA
nous for his athletic performances, is
one of three North Dakota men Win
ming fame in eastern educational insti-
tutions. Leslie Harrison. noted Pur-
due distance runner, is from Mandan,
and Verne Booth, Splinter, is from
Sawyer.
Turtle Lake-The discovery recent
ly Of a bloody busting cap, mask, and
piece of cloth on the Wolf farm is
held by attorneys interested in the
Henry Layer case as evidence that he
had u woman accomplish. The motion
made for permission to Layer to with
draw his plea of guilty and stand trial
has beer denied and as the case now
stands he will continue the service OF
his life sentence.
Observation-Disclosures is made
between public and private legal
notices in a recent opinion of the at.
torney general, bearing on the initiated
law governing the publication of legal
notices. County commissioners pro.
ceedings, tax lists and similar notices
originating with the county boards
and all city, town, and school notices
are classed as public notices and are
to appear in the duly elected county
official paper. Notices of mortgage
foreclosure, summons, citations, town,
ship notices, and school notices from
districts not embodying a town OF
city, may be. placed in any qualified
paper.
Gilby-That an embargo on Can
adam livestock and grain would be 8
material aid to the farmers of Nortl
Dakota and the Northwest is the dec
laration of w. /. Forbes, chairman o.
the committee on agriculture of the
North Dakota Bankers association.
Fargo-That North Dakota Is like /,