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

ure nclu.
Farso-The report Of the Republi-
can national campaign committee
shows TINT Il. S. Lewis Of Fargo was
one of the heavy givers, being credited
with $1,lOO
HannafOrd-Ten thousand dollars
bail has been fixed for +. w. Nolan,
Great Northern special agent who is
charged with having shot and killed
Joseph Bagley, a hobo, ut this point.
Mineral Springs-Joseph Ghristmnn
was given five years for incest upon
his 17-year-old daughter, who went to
Il Minneapolis home while six younger
children were sent ito u largo chill
dren's home.
Grand Forks-A- captaincy in the
regular army air service has been ac-
cepted by Roscoe Fawcett, former To-
cal newspaper man, who was wounded
while making splendid air service
record during the world war.
New Salem-Farmers here are inter.
ested in the announcement that Neb-
raska corn growers may burn corn In
stead of coal this winter, the price
there being the same per ION. Here.
however, it is considered a better COW
feed than stove feed.
Fargo-This city was stirred by the
report of the looting Of the Moorhead
postofffee, where four masked bandits
at an. early hour in the morning bound
the janitor, blew open the safe, and
made their getaway with approximate
~ $4,000 In cash and negotiable
stamps, both war saving and postal.
Fargo-A cousin of the late Terence
MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork who
died as, a result of his hunger strike
In Br.XtOn prison, London, is residing
j in Fargo, She is Mrs. Elizabeth
Okeefe who. was raised in Mac
Swiney's boyhood home which she left
for this country 40 years ago.
Jamestowr--Sewing up knife
; wound that pierced the heart Of
negro was the unusual experience of
DR.. f. NJ. Freese of this city in Colum-
. bus. Ohio. The patient is alive. Three
similar cases are on record. ~.
Carrington-Strandedw without money,
Russian family Of parents and seven
children spent Ave days and nights
without food in d local depot before
their plight was discovered and ameli-
grated. The family had gone from Cam
ada to Alabama to spend the winter,
and finding contagious disease epidemic
there. started for home again, when
fhoir f,,nfls rrnvx, O,,t
Douglas November Is is ''Commun-
ity day."
Van Hook-A night school is being
! organized t"
Linton-Fire totally destroyed the
Farmers elevator. "a
Sanish-A Civic Improvement SO
ciety has been organized.
Devils Lake-The. Lake Region Oil
{. company has been formed. 4
Washburn-The creamery has been
closed for want Of manager.
/. MapletOn-Ninety cents in pennies
was the haul of burglars ut the N. T.
depot.
|, Watf0rd-Six hundred bushels Of
potatoes on four acres is local
record. 49,
York Chester Nybo will recover
from a fractured skull sustained In an
auto collision.
Mtnot- Sustaining a fractured skull
\ when thrown from his horse near here.
Emery Good, II, died. 81
Grand FOrks--C Community Affairs"
is the publication issued monthly by
! the local Commercial club.
Lunds Valley-The Lunds Valley
News is published under the auspices
Of the schools of the village.
Knox-.A wagonload of furniture
| was nearly all destroyed when it
caught fire while being moved.
EargoTtle Red Cross organization
OF the state is laying extensive plans
Pf0r tile sale OF Christmas seals.
Deering Fifty boxes of honey were
sold In one week by John Nussbaum,
who started bee culture last week.
!. Falsen-F0 reseeing a 1921 labor
shortage, prominent local farmers are
cutting down their cultivated areas.
Scranton Harry Olson; e. was;
electroc,lted while working On: q
| power cutter II the briquetting plant.
i Mott The 40 Acre Corn club idea
was responsible for corn acreage Of
+ 500 Al Hsftlnger countYYslast season.
! illlston he only woman engineer