Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-11-04

Velva-The Coal Products company
will be expanded.
Jamestown-A new federal building
Is possible for this city.
T6wner-McHenry county will vote
on the poor farm question.
GraftOn-Bernard .Faille, e, died
after 43 years of residence in this
vicinity.
Cooperstown-Th baby daughter Of
Joseph Kalvik drowned in a bathtub
Of water.
Dickinson-More than 1000 bushels
from IA acres was the potato yield Of
local grower.
Hettinger - -Four thousand lambs
were shipped out of here last week for
eastern markets.
Grafton-Head downward in rain
barrel, the baby son of Emil Egland
was found drowned.
Sanger-Thrown from his wagon,
which passed over him, c. w. Holquist
was instantly killed.
Sheyenne-Filling an auto tank with
gasoline by lantern light cost Ole
Berglund his machine.
Mandan-A1izpah Shrine No. Of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem, has been
instituted with a 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 as result of scalds sustained
when she fell into q tub of boiling
water.
Hazen-A spring in a threshing ma
chine Srecoiled and struck Gottfried
Goetz in the face, causing. the loss of
an eye.
Christine-A gold watch and chain
was presented to both Mr.. and Mrs.
John Allen in honor of their golden
wedding.
Williston-Caught between two cars
in making coupling, Anthony Heinen,
Great Northern switchman, was crush
ed to, death.
Langdon-The ladies Of this com;
munity are raising $15OO for the equip
ment of the school grounds with ath-
letic apparatus.
Minot-Employmen 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 us high
as five and half pounds, were grown
on quarter acre of land here.
ungtOwn-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 state federation.
Joliette-That alfalfa is a far more
profitable crop than wheat is the con-
tention of Fred Shannon, breeder of
Guernsey cattle and Percheron horses.
Berthold Corner Stone, ia
nous Shorthorn bull from the Stone
house herd at Larimore, was bought
by II. .. Finkea and Julius Rue for
$1,000. " 4 .s@
Mandan-If the proposition Of mu-
nicipal' coal yard carries ut the No
vember 2 election, then a special cleo
ton will be. held to. vote on the issu-
ances Of bonds. i 81,
Eckelson- Extricated from the tan
gled ruins sof his machine by two farm
women, an aviator named Hamilton
who suffered a mishap hear here, was
saved from burning to death. The
machine was destroyed. s33 w
Fargo-A 2O-year-old boy enrolled
in Fargo college is native Of Arme-
MIA who saw service with the Turkish
army throughout the war, having been
forced to don the Turk uniform.
Fargo Thirty Of the 81 counties in
North Dakota have county agents.
Iowa has the record with 9S agents in
100 counties, and Minnesota Is close
behind with IS agents In 81. farming
counties. Il s; i: Wy
Fargo Shriners from all over North
and South Dakota and Minnesota. and
from parts Of Canals, numbering j 500,
will be ID Fargo tosmeet ImperiaIPo.
tentate =. Z. Garretson Of Tacoma,
WASH, on an official visit.
Lisbon To hold wheat until IS
price is attained Is the object Of an
organization Of farmers and business
men formed here and headed BY p. A.
Berg. Il sis proposed to extend the
organization throughout the state.
NJ \ Hiilsborp On the last leg Of long
journey across the Pacific and the
American continent, So Polish young.
sters passed through here on their way
to Chicago 70 take American schooling
provided BY. the society Of American
CittSens sof Polish Descent.
Sentinel Butte-His faithful dog
standing watch. over him, Roland
Holmes, 10. was fOnnd unconscious IN