Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-01
NORTH dakota

Blsmarck.-The state pardon Doaro
Is in session here. They have 90 ap-
p%llcations for clemency to consider
before adjournment.
Dickinson.-A special election will
be held June rs as the result of a re-
call filed against J. w. Reed, a MEN,
Der of the city commission.
Rolla.-Two burglars attempted to
force entrance to a store by battering
in the door, but were routed from
their efforts by a family living nearby.
Lakota. - Sunday school workers
from all parts of Nelson county held
their meeting here June 3. Many
prominent state workers were present.
Fargo.-The North Dakota Agricul-
tural college field was selected, as a
landing place by the flying expedition
that will leave New York city early
in June for Nome.
Devils Lake.-The Town and Coun-
try club was launched when the stock
holders met in the Commercial club
rooms and organized. DR.. w. f. Sihler
was named permaennt chairman.
Solen.-Arrangements have been
made for a big Indian celebration here
on July 5, 6 and Z. The program will
include an address each day, three
ball games, races and other forms Of
amusement.
Fairview.-Peter Milowskf, a bridge
worker, fell from the structure across
the Missouri river near Motley and
was drowned. He tried to swim after
hitting the water but was apparently
injured and unable to save himself.
Grand Forks.-Emmet Smith, q 49,
year-old boy of this city, was run
down by a car and left unconscious in
the street, the driver failing to stop
and give the lad any assistance. The
boy is recovering from his injuries.
Bismarck.-The Boy Scouts Of the
Presbyterian church are spending a
week in camp seven miles from the
city. Tentage and other equipment
were placed on an old style trek cart
and hauled to the encampment by the
boys.
Bismarck.-Mrs. Clarence Wagner
was rendered unconscious and her
two-months-old son suffered a frac-
tured limb when the car in which they
were riding turned wei. Mr.. Wagner
and VIM. Ableson, escaped without in
jury.
Bisbee.-Paul Krick, a pioneer farm
er of this community, died while
seated in his automobile. He had
come to town to bring his children
home from school, and passed away
while waiting for them.
Jamestown.-The sixteenth annual
camp meeting of the North Dakota
Holiness association, affiliated with
the Lnymen's Holiness association Of
America, will be held here June II
to 81. The first two days will be de-
voted to the Young Peoples Bible con-
ference.
Langdon.-Donald H. Mcmillan, for
mer State treasurer of North Dakota,
and former collector of revenue at
Pembina, was found dead in bed at
the home Of his daughter in Portland,
Ore. AIr. Mcmillan has been spending
the winter visiting in the west, but
expected to return to North Dakota
this summer. 81,
Kulm.-Bids for the construction Of
an auditorium will be opened early in
June. The plans call for an auditor
ium to be erected by the municipality
which will be 100 by SO feet, with a
full basement. The building will have
a seating capacity Of 400. The pro-
posed building would be of brick and
ia
Rutgers is to be back on Princeton's
football schedule for next fall.
Harvard baseball nine will start on
It's southern trip in February.
The Kansas City (Mo.) Athletic
club will promote amateur boxing.
Syracuse university has listed II
games for It's basketball quintet.
Wladek Zbyszko wants anothe,
chance at his conqueror, Joe Stecher
Syracuse university Is to have q
new ~boathouse erected by next spring
The Philadelphia motorboat clubs
may add canoeing TO their activities