Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-11-25

Golva-A mine cavern resulted IA
tally to George NJ. Sheen.
Crary-The Yeomen have a new
local lodge with 40 members.
Mott-Six hundred black bass have
been liberated In the Cannon Bali
Carson-A demonstration plot Of
sunfiowers yielded IS tons to the acre.
Karlsruhe-The Boyey, Shute &
Jackson lumber yard was destroyed BY
fire.
La Moure-F. H. Buckwater is new
La Moure county Y. M. G. A. secre-
tary.
Pillsbury-The ninth annual COM
munity fair and potato show was a
marked success.
Douglas-f Gus Larson keeps his
election bet he will lead Il goat. the 80
miles from here to Minot.
Ray-James A. Lucas, veteran Of
the Civil war and North Dakota pio-
neer, died at the age of 76.
Hillsboro-The roller mill will be
moved from this point to Halstad,
Mimi, across the Red river.
New England-Captain Aaron 81.
Keene, 81, pastor here in the early
days, died in Massachusetts.
Minot-One hundred five dollars an
acre vas the price Of a dairy farm
recently changing hands near here.
'Fargo-The first Kiwanis club in
the state has been organized here,
with John G. Pollock as president.
Fort Totten-Major John w. Cram
sic, "a, former Indian agent here and
at Standing Rock, is dead in st. Paul.
Bismarck-Expense bills filed by the
various candidates for office through
out the state range from nothing to
1897.
Van Hook-Oklahoma oil interests
have leased a farm near here, springs
on which are said to show oil on their
surface.
Crosby-Divide county members Of
the farm bureau organization have
voted unanimously in favor Of a state
federation.
Glen Ullin-The Spring Valley Prod
ucts company, to mine and sell North
Dakota Ignite coal, is being organized
and financed.
Marmarth-A 24-hour service will be
the first improvement made since the
local lighting system became u munich
pal enterprise.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cassidy, Ia,
was caught between a grain box and
the top of the barn doorway and
crushed to death.
Mohall-Petitions are being circu-
lated asking the board of commission
ers to employ a county agricultural
agent for Renville county.
Crystal Springs-Nine hundred black
skunks thrive on the 40 acre farm of
James Fanta, who finds a good market
both for pelts and breeders.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warren G.
Harding wrote thanking Mr.. and Mrs.
John Koch for naming their two
months old boy in his honor.
Bowbells-Miss Mary Stannard, who
was elected superintendent of Burke
county schools, will graduate from
the Minot normal in December.
Grand Forks-Nurses of the Deacon
ess hospital will have a $4,000 home,
36x96 feet, with parlor, classrooms,
and every modern convenience.
'Spiritwood Lake-The second fish
hatchery for North Dakota will be To-
Gated here, according to recent de-
cision Of the state game and fish board.
Wahpeton - About 70 candidates
were initiated into the Knights Of
Columbus lodge here, with the assist
ance Of a large delegation from Fargo.
Noonan-Hunters nearby saved the
furniture from the d. NJ. Baukel home
when it caught fire and burned to the
ground during the absence of the own
ers. =,
Neche-Lost in a storm between
Bathgate and his home in Neche, a
man named Herzog wandered into the
Pembina river and was frozen to
death.
Fargo-Elaborate functions in which
Shriners from practically all over the
Northwest took part, marked the re-
ception here Of the imperial %potentate
for North America of the Shrine, e. L.
Garretson of Tacoma, Wash.
Hamilton-Salome's Carnation, Jer-
sey heifer. has been entered in the reg
lStCl VI HleIil- Glass AZ" VI Tie AllCCl-
can jersey Cattle club. She is owned
by William Page and has won The but
ter fat production contest Of the state
with a record of 606.6S pounds for 1862
days.
Amidon-Township Officers of Slope
county met here and passed resolutinos
asking a state law providing for the
assessment of real estate once in ten
years, for the classification of land by
a township board, and for an annual
meeting of township officers at every
county seat.
jamestown - Clarence Shute of
jamestown college has been chosen
treasurer Of the state oratorical assoc
citation, which is planning the seasons
intercollegiate debates and oratorical
contests. Alan Gray of the university
is president, and Reginald Morgan of
Fargo college is secretary.
Bismarck-Total state receipts DUR
ing the fiscal year ending June 80 were
S~l4.O7O,056 and expenditures for state