Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-04-21
LAUNCHED BY
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION

MAGAZINE LAUNCHED BY
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
Beginning with this month the
: North Dakota State Good Roads asso.
citation will issue the North Dakota
Good Roads Magazine, 32-page pub
licatim devoted to good roads for
North Dakota. The office of -pubfica-
ton will be Bismarck, where the secre-
tary's Office is maintained. Among the
features of the magazine will publicity
matter concerning the various beauty
spots of the State of oNrth Dakota
that can be reached by automobile,
such as the Bad Lands, Killdeer noun
tains, Turtle mountains, the various
lakes of the state, etc. There will also
be department devoted to field notes
concerning the work of the association.
and articles dealing with road building
In all its phases.
The magazine will be sent to all
members of the association, as part of
their membership fees is laid aside for
this purpose. The first edition will be
5000 copies, but it is expected that in
a very few months the circulation will
climb to 10000 or more.
| Warren-Petitions have been filed
with the railroad commission to re-
! open the Northern Pacific station here.
FIasher-The Tribune will be launched
here as successor to the famous
Hustler, with Editor Tovass at the
helm.
| charIson.-A rural line to operate
from Sanish via Keene to Schafer has
been organized by Mckenzie county
farmers.
McGregor-A wife and small son are
left by Knute Berg, who committed
suicide by hanging in the basement of
his home.
Leith-A ton Of sweet clover seed
has been ordered by the Grant county
farm bureau and mare than score of
farmers will start this crop.
PortaI-Removing timbers prepara-
tory to closing his mine for the sum-
cave!n and crushed to death.
Minot-Two thousand five hundred
acres of wheat and $50 acres of corn
will be the principal crops on the Sco-
field ranch, which is now being seeded.
| Ellendaie-An orchestra in Chicago
furnished the music fer dancing ut a
recent ball here, when large wireless
intensifier was placed in the dance
hall.
Fargo-The Marcelleans, a high
school society organized here in 1919.
sspreading over the Northwest and
promises to become national high
school organization.
Park River-Six North Dakota young
men have been chosen for entrance
examinations to the naval academy ut
Annapolis, April 20, on recommends
ton of Congressman Burtness.
Dickinson-This is the only office
between Chicago and the west coast
where the new rotary reporters for
trancontinental messages have been
Installed by the Western Union.
Bottineau--Captain John Thorbun,
who had a record Of 40 years service
on the Great Lakes without ever hav-
ing lost the life of passenger or men,
Der Of his crew, died here at the age
of 80.
Carnations Jubilee Sig
nal, Jersey heifer owned by William
Page, is now the state champion three
| year-old butterfat producer for all
breeds in the state. Her years record
is 10,324.7 pounds of milk, containing
565.92 pounds of butterfat.
MayviIle- Some of the Red river
! valley land is too wet for extenive
farm operations as vet. but throughout
! the state spring work is well under
way. Normal wheat acreage and in.
creased corn and clover acreage are
predicted for the state as whole.
Mandan-A Holstein breeders assO-
citation modelled after the Flasher and
New Salem circuits is being projected.
I by HOlstein dairymen of this vicinity,
who hope Don to have % members
signed up.
Bismarck Meetings to promote the
sale of North Dakota bonds will be
held in 80 cities of the United States
by Carl D. Thompson Of Chicago and
one of the state officials.
eismarck-A new high temperature;
record for the Slope country in April
was established April 3, when the
thermometer reached 82.1. Boys took
their first swim Of the season.
hope-Because her parents objected
to his attentions to their daughter,
John Nagel shot up the Martin Hen
erickson home and disappeared. A
posse searched several days for the as.
sailant without success.
Lakota-Six thousand dollars for
breach of promise and $500 for false
Imprisonment for alleged insanity have
been awarded Miss Pickle. of Walsh
/, county in two damage actions against
John Anton of Dallon.
Manning-Interest in the Manning
| Mandan-Fred railroad project, prac-