Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12

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FIasher.-The Flasher Hustler may
begin publication again soon.
Emerado.-The Emerald Co-opera-
tive Farmers elevator has been incor-
porated.
Reynolds. = The Reynolds Potato
Exchange has been Incorporated for
$4,000.
Washburn.-Harley Irish was Sc
verely injured internally when he fell
from box car.
Courtenay.-Road and bridge work
to the extent of $4,000 is planned for
Stutsman county.
Venlo.-A farmers elevator of 25,OOO
}bushelsHcapacity is being erected here
at a cost of $4,000.
Valley City.-Bids are being consid-
cred for the erection of an SOx14O foot
power plant for this city.
Tower City.-A movement is being
enthusiastically pushed to enlarge and
modernize the local creamery.
Killdeer.-Roger, ~six-year-old son Of
William Nicholson, was killed when
thrown from a wagon in a runaway.
Grand Forks.-Work on the state
mill, having been delayed by a short
age in materials, is again under way.
Devils Lake.--Having captured a
litter of small foxes, Charles DeMaires
plans on tanning them and raising
them like kittens.
Milnor.-H. S. Kreidler will look
after the vocational rehabilitation
work among the ex-service men of Sar-
gent and Richland. counties.
Sherwood.-Additiona school room
Tor the coming term will be provided
by connecting the old Beckdahl build
Ing with the main building.
Stanley.-The supreme lodge of the
Sons of Norway in session at Madison,
Wis, named DR.. o. S. Leedahl of this
city for supreme physician.
Oberon.-An attempt by four men
to rob the Oberon garage was unsuc-
c%essful, though they fired several shots
at the night Waterman.
Observation-Disclosures P. Rea, son of
the agent for the Northern Pacific at
this point, is attending the Interna-
tional Boy Scout congress in London.
.Bottineau.-To maintain the city
water supply it is proposed to bond
for $4,000 and arrange to pump water
from the springs at the foot of the
hills.
Beach.-Golden Valley county will
have the services of a Red Cross
nurse, through the cooperation Of the
Rod ErnSS nhonfo,, O,J 49, 5000.
commissioners.
Stanley.-TWenty-five dollars reward
Is offered for the apprehension Of
John Williams, alias Bert Williamson,
who recently escaped from the Noun
traill county Jail. 8,
Dunn Center.-The largest herd Of
purebred stock ever received in the
county has been brought to stock the
Hereford farm of E. J. Scharff. It
consists Of 81 head.
Anamoose.-William e. Glotzbach
has gone from this city to represent
North Dakota at the notification of
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic
nominee, at Dayton, o.
Jamestown.-The Stutsman County
Bal association is planning a big en-
tertainment for the State Bar associa-
ton when it meets in annual session
here the.latter part of August, g.E
Devils Lake.-The youngest aviator
in the state is the boast Of this city.
he is Ward J. Redmond, two and a
half year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Redmond, who took a flight with
Clarence w. Hinck at the local chau-
tauqua.
Bismarck.-The following postmas-
tiers recently have been commissioned
III the state: Charles B. Thomas, Har-
vey; Henry Branderhorst, Ray; Belle
Arisman, Epworth; Nels s. Schaline,
Crocus; Oscar i. Ness, Chandler;
Ruth L. Gibbons, Lawton; Roy u. Bur
ton, Barlow; o. A. Guinni1d, Woods.
Casselton.-A party Of young people
entering a barn near here while about
their farm chores, claim to have. seen
a dead man lying in a corner of the
barn. They We're frightened. away but
on returning a little later found two
men burying the corpse, they say. In
v%estigation has failed to s~ubstantiats
the story, which the children still
maintain is true.
Concrete.-The purchase by a st.
Paul company of the Northern Dakota
railroad at a foreclosure sale May II
has been cancelled by the federal court
of North Dakota. The road is 20
miles long, extending from here to
Edinburg, and the sale was annulled
to prevent the purchasing company
from ~dismantling the line.
Killdeer.-The report Of Vernon
Bailey Of the United States depart
ment of agriculture. who has conclud-
ed a survey of the Killdeer noun
tains, will be used as the basis of a
plea to the government to establish a
national park in this region. The re-
port shows $3.50 acres available for
park purposes, and estimates that this
area will support 1000 animals, in
Guiding buffalo, deer, elk, antelope,
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