Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-01-27

would dam the Red river for a park.
Carrington-M. X. Lee heads the
North Dakota BOttlers association for |
1921.
Fessenden-The Wells county COM
missioners have leased the fair
grounds.
Mandan-The North Dakota Funeral
Directors association meets here Feb:
runry $40.
Grand F0rks-The auctioneers of
this state formed an organization at
convention here.
Sheldon-His auto was destroyed
but Bernt Heel escaped injury when
q passenger train struck his car.
.Watford City-Eating grasshopper
poison resulted fatally to seven head
Of cattle on the o. w. Hagen place.
| Valley Cfty-Receipts topped ex-
|penses by 500 in a $l5O 1000 baseball
season for the local grounds last year.
Niagara-The newly organized North,
Dakota Livestock Shippers association
is headed by Hans JorgensOn Of this
city.
Jamestown-The Chamber Of Com
merce has taken life membership in
the North Dakota Good Roads associa-
ton.
UNDERWORLD serious mine acct.
dent may cost the eyes Of Roy Peter
son. His hand, arm, and face were
also. badly lacerated.
Grand Forks-A. A. sSherman of
Stutsman county. was elected presi-
dent Of the state organization Of
county commissioners.
Bowbells- Whether or not Burke
county should bond for seed is a ques-
ton to be settled in d survey being
conducted by the banks.
Starkweather Refusing to take a
dare to show himself in the railroad
yards at, "a certain time, Ben Little
got a bullet through his coat.
WillistOnThe five-yelr ban on deer
hunting expiring next year will find
deer plentiful along the Missouri river,
4 If their number this season is an indf-
cation. HI ~
4 Fort Yates Before retiring as head
of the Sioux county. chapter of the
Red Cross Frank Flske wrote a his
tory of the war work Of the organiza-
,tion \.
q IAlirview- When a buzzsaw flew OFF
the shaft 1t struck Lawrence O'Reilly
i in the chest, cutting his heart in two,
( and bounded upward, severing his
4 head from his body.
7 Hope-Claiming to be the oldest or
ganization of Pioneers In North Da-
9 kota, the. Pioneer Farmers club of
4 Sherbrooke township has celebrated
"A its tenth anniversary.
a Rugby The trial Of Sylvester Sny-
4 der, transient, has closed here for the
murder of two Iowa young men in a
y field near Rolla. last September. He
. was sentenced to 80 years.
Fargo Gordon w. Rndleft Is pres
I 3ident, ii. Z. Bolley, Secretary, and
I5W. A. Porter, auditor sofs the North
Dakota Improved Seed Growers asso-
citation for the coming year.
L Velva-The velva Coal Products
IcOmpany hAs launched a campaign for
J. a million dollar corporation In the
}. hope Of increasing tile local coal out.
pnt to 100000 tons annually within
two years. 4. .ss is
Crary-"A 100 per cent perfect
! school house is voted this village by
\ the Minnesota Architectural magazine
In commenting on the new $4,000
structure. The building is 85 x 1O2
feet and is modern to the last and
: slightest particular.
Fargo That he shot Bagley be
cause he feared for his life was what
; r., W. Nolan, special agent Of the
Great Northern, told the jury during
( his trial here for the murder Of 8
transient at Hannaford.
Sheldon Fire originating in the
basement Of the Ransom County Trust
? company office late at night resulted
ina $65, 900 loss to this community
The trust company, the First Natiena
bank, the Masonic temple, the tele
phone company, drug store, and the
! p0stoffice. were the heaviest losers.
INLAND Without an accident o1
!. any nature during 1902 hours Of eros.
country airplane flying, Lieutenan
' John Earl Fladeland of this city ha.
Z established one of the best records, Il
! not the best, on file. with the Aero cluI
of America 10 Is. estimated that h,
has hown, carrying passengers most O
the time, 207 800 miles, with 1O,36'
take-offs and landings. VI ..5
Lisbon Thirty years ago publisher
t otHthe Dakota Clipper, now the Ran
som County Gazette, later publisher o
) the Saturday Blade, and now a mil
nonaiTe explorer Of the South Sea is
] lands Is the record Of w. b. Boyce
. one time Of this city. He has trav
: eledaextensiyeiy and written a number
! 6f hooks and articles. On his lates
expedition he Will make use. Of air
planes 70 reach otherwise inaccessibl,
! regions: -
atland a share Of an $sO0. 600,
900 estate II Ohio and Peunsylvani,
! viii fall to- Mrs. 1 r McLaren Of till
|'city Four other heirs live ID Fargo
. Henri, N, and w. b. Baker, an,
! Mrs. ]. q. Hin. The estate Is tina
e .of the late m lob Baker. veteran 9th