Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-14
picklnson-This community will
have chautauQua July IA.

OV~USoU-AM b COmmuulIy Will
have a chautauqua July IA.
New salem-Forty-five have entered
the Morton county corn contest.
carson-The electors have approved
bonds for new school house here.
Minot-Thirty-eight head of Short
horns sold here at an average of $2O1.
Observation-Disclosures of Forsign
Wars have organized a post here.
eeulah-The new $4,000 Congrega-
! tional church has been dedidated.
Hartland-Yeggs blew the postoffice
safe and secured $500 in cash and
stamps.
Valley city-The Valley City Coun-
try club has been organized with 400
members.
mandan-A model dairy barn Will
be erected on their farm BY inmates of
the state training school.
(. Valley city-The annual encamp-
ment of the North Dakota department
OF the G. A. r. was held here.
Hankinson-A thousand watt light
on the top of the 135-foot water tower
here can be seen for many miles.
Valley ctty-After July l this year
the state normal school here will have
the official rank of state teachers COL
lege.
Agricultural coileee-Miss Grace De
Long of Grand Forks will be demon
MISUNDERSTANDING throughout the
state
Towner-Lowell Carlton, telegraph
operator, was drowned when he suf-
fered an attack of the heart while in
bathing
Wahpeton-COntract has been let
for a 16-mile stretch Of federal high
way in Richland county for the sum
of $4,000.
Lakota-The Nelson County Old
Settlers association is improving
Stump Lake park, the auditorium and
other buildings.
Farpo-M. S. Hyland heads the state
organization of the Knights of Colum-
bus for the coming year. Grand Forks
gets the next meeting.
carrington-The Bachelors club lost
its president, Dr. O.. B. Smebak. Not
through death, but through marriage
to a LaMoure young lady. N
Mandan-Plans are under way for
the identifying of the old Fort Lincoln
south of here where General Custer
headquartered for some months.
MohaII-Six acres of sugar beets
and scientific treatise on sugar maxi
ing will aid Pat Horner in making
sugar for his family for the season.
Mapleton-Cass county is seeking
federal aid for an $4,000 road project
whereby seven miles of highway be-
tween here and Fargo would be grav-
eled.
Fareo-Mandan gets the next meet
ing of the North Dakota chapter of the
P. e. O. Sisterhood. Of which Miss
Florence Porter of AIinot is the presi-
dent for the next year.
Granviile-Sfxty-six farmers, owning
more than 600 head of dairy cattle,
have organized the Granville Cream
Producers association for cooperation
in marketing dairy products
Fort Yates-Judge Aaron McGaffey
Beede Of Sioux county has been no
titled of his appointment on the execu-
tive council Of the National Economic
league to represent North Dakota.
Farao-A member of the crew Of
the U. s. s. Conestoga. missing in the
Pacific ocean for two months, Ia Will
fred Aasgaard of this city. The lad
enlisted last fall at the age of Is years
and 9 months.
Webster-A demonstration farm for
supplementing work done at the A. C..
experiment station has been estab-
lished on the Louis Leet farm near
here. tine first branch of the state farm
in Ramsey county.
Minot-After she had divorced him
and married another man, only to
divorce the second one later on, ElinOr
Roberts remarked her first husband
here. William F. Kaiser, from whom
she had been separated eight years.
Bismarck-The National Parks high
way was chosen by Cornelius Wander
bilt, Jr., scion of the wealthy Wander
bilt family and reporter for the New
York Times, over which to make a
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through this state the middle of June.
Fargo-The house judiciary commit
tee has voted for favorable consider
alton of the new federal judge bill,
which will open the federal district
bench to a second Judge in this state
until such time as Judge Amidon re-
tires.
veIva-After contributing two un-
usually large. eggs to the annual crop
of freaks, this community again comes
to the. front with a four-legged chicken.
Three legs on one side and one on the
other help the fowl around just as
lively as any of its brood-mates.
| Beach-At least three carloads Of
dairy cattle are being purchased for
Golden Valley county in Minnesota and
Wisconsin by Max Morgan, livestock
specialist with the state agricultural
college. Two cars will come here and
one to Sentinel Butte. Ward county is
the next in line for this service.