Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-08-11
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Montana attended the ceremonies in
honor of her memory each year.
Minot-The Russell-Miller Milling
will add another story to its
Minot mill. The addition will be used
for general milling purposes.
Mandan-More buildings will be
needed to properly house exhibits and
displays now in sight for the Missouri
Slope fair to be held here August 90
81, according to John Rovig, secretary
of the fair association.
Devils Lake-Authorities here have
been asked by Cass county and Mime
sofa authorities to help find Peyton o.
Morrow, believed to be working in the
harvest fields. His daughter was
killed in a wreck in Minnesota.
Minot-The first car of new rye Of
the season has been shipped.
BoWbeIIs -Isiah P. Jones, Burke
county resident since 1906, is dead.
ParshaII-Auto dealers say crop CON-
ditions have caused a sales boom.
Fessenden-Chris Albus had his
right arm broken when it became
caught in a belt in a repair shop.
Mott-More than 400 people attend
ed the first annual Cedar Valley camp
meeting here.
Grand Forks-A dental clinic will be
maintained in the high school building
at Grand Forks.
Minot-The first term of the sum
mer school at the Normal was attend
ed by 553 students.
Neutrality-suspicious. is being pushed
on H%ankinson's new high school build
ing.
Farso-The North Dakota War His
tory commission has completed it's
work in 10 counties.
Minot-A million dollar highway
project for Improvement Of 100 miles
of Ward county roads is contemplated.
Dickinson-Bids lave been opened
for constructing a new power plant at
the Normal school.
Observation-Disclosures are Investigating
J auses of the death of fish in Straw,
berry lake.
Grand ForksSTrans.ents who are
unwilling to work are not being per-
mitted to stop here.
carrington-Thir.een manufacturing
plants in Foster county last year turn
ed out products valued at 5000 1867.
Minot-Twenty-eight marriage IL
censes were issued in Ward county
during July, as compared with only 13
during July 1920.
StanIey-Mountrail county's first an
nual fair was held last week. The
new grounds and buildings We're for
mally dedicated.
Fort Yates-A minimum rental Of
$50 a quarter for Indian hay land has
been set by the Standing Rock Indian
agency.
Zap-Fire, caused by the explosion
of an oilstove. damaged the farmhouse
of Fred Schmidt. The loss is estim-
ated at $1,000.
New EngIand-Met Stimac, farmer,
is in a. critical condition as the result
Of injuries received from a coal mine
cave-in.
Jamestown-A community movement
has been launched by the Highland
Home cemetery here, at a cost Of
about $1,000.
pfckinson-Stark county finances
are in good shape and there is an in
creased amount of cash in the treas
ury.
Binford-Red Willow Lake, eight
miles from here and one of the natural
beauty spots of the state, is being de
yeloped by an organization formed for
the purpose.
Adams-Mr. and Mrs. n. o. Sunder-
land celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary on the day that their son
and his wife celebrated their silver
one.
Fargo-Charles Cotter, first fireman
on the n. p. road, and who plotted a
locomotive when the track was being
laid west from Bismarck, was a guest
of friends here last week.
Minot-The alleged bandit who was
killed when he resisted arrest May 80.
has been identified from a photograph
as Charles Howe, who conducted a Iiy-
cry barn in Denbig, N. D., in 1906.
Grand Forks-North Dakota farm
ers will have plenty of cars to shin
their grain, according to J. III. Griffin,
freight agent Of the Great Northern
railroad.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of small tracts
in various parts of the state In order
to retain the original plant life Of
grasses is advocated by DR.. Melvin n,
Gilmore, curator of the State Histori.
cal societF.
Minot--The North Star trail, run,
ming from Fairmont TO Portal, and con,
Meeting trails TO the Twin cities Will
western Canada, Will he marked thi,
year II nor towns IN the state raise
their quota Of finds.
croshy~When d windstorm whlskei
away their honse, mud exposed the eel
lar in which they Ind taken refuge
Mr.. and Mrs. igaterby and children 81
neer AHtaia were pelied hs n terrin'