Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-16

En- ~ 3Ai uSSOSldtlCA SluS E U0Cn
launched to improve Red Lake park
in this vicinity.
Bismarck-Total risks assumed by
the state hail department this season.
aggregate nearly $1OO,O0O,OOO.
Sterling-Louis Thorwaldsen, pio-
neer resident of Burleigh county, is
dead at the advanced age of 81.
kuIm-Andrew %Schaddler, believed
to have been mentally unbalanced,
committed suicide by the use of strych-
nine.
acknowledgements Frazier has
named DR.. E. G. Stucke of Garrison as
a member of the state game and fish
commission
Manning-Free dental clinics were
given at Werner and Killdeer under
auspices of the Dunn County Red
Cross society.
omemee-A big gathering of Scots
is being held here this week under
auspices of the Bottineau County Gale
DOMAIN society.
Farso-Intensive preparations are
being made for the national tractor
demonstration and contest to be
staged here June % to 80.
Devils Lake-The local applicants
for affiliation with the Kiwanis clubs
have received their charter for a
branch of the organization.
Hebron-Walter Keuhn, aged IL,
lost his life here in an otherwise sue
cessful effort to save his chum Ru-
Hn1nh Voouar from drnwninp 1i aE
Pembina-The body Of Annie Com
peau was found submerged where it
had been caught in a wire fence when
she was drowned in the Red river.
Bismarck-The Elks' band functioned
advantageously in helping to supply
entertainment at the annual county
play day, recently celebrated at Bis
marck.
Langdon-Cavalier county school
betterment enthusiasts organized a
gigantic drive for the promotion of
interest in that subject throughout the
county.
Valley city-C. P. Stearns of Rogers
was elected department commander of
the G.. A. r. for North Dakota; and
Mrs. Hattie Beal of this city was
named as head Of the Woman's Relief
corps.
Fargo-Census reports available
within the past few days give 45S,265
as the number of swine on North Da-
kota farms January /, 1920, an in.
crease of 3S per cent in the last ten
year period.
Mandan-North Dakota Town Criers
hold their state convention ata4this
point, June 21 and %. Fake adver-
Using schemes will come in for atten-
ton, and the conventions slogan will
be "better business"
kenmare-Residents Of the famous
"~gooseneck' of Ward county, together
with some of those residing in adjacent
parts of adjoining counties, are con-
| sidering a plan to establish a new sub
| division to be known as Lake county.
Jamestown-The state railroad COM
| missioners have set June Is as the
date for hearing an application for
the privilege Of issuing $a350,O0O worth
of stock to finance. an electric road
project designed to connect this city
with Eldridge, Buchanan, Melville, and
other points to the north, also prob
ably including Montpelier, Ypsflanti
and Medina to the south and west of
here.
Bismarck--The state supreme court
has handed down a decision to the
effect that the auditor has no right to
issue warrants in payment of expenses
incurred by the recent house investi-
eating committee. which looked into
the. conduct of various state admin
~istrative departments last winter. 1t
is held that there is no lawful appro-
priation of funds available for that
purpose.
Fargo-Any farmer who is thinking
of buying a good bull or any other
kind of pure-bred stock should post.
pone such purchases until after he has
looked over the herds at the interstate
fair. Fargo, July IL to 16. and talked
with their owners. The livestock
show Will be larger than any eve held
in the state, it is believed. Anyone
interested in exhibiting at the fair may
obtain a book telling about the prizes
by writing to Secretary f. w. McRob'
erts.
Far~c-N'tss. Marie Wick, Is years
old, from Grygla, Mimi, was brltallJ
assaulted and murdered by an un,
known person, while lying in her bee
at the Prescott hotel in this city or
Monday n:eht of last week. The
crime possessed aspects which rendered
it the most revolving e committed q
this section. Rewards aggregatiul
$1,000 have been offered for the 80
rest and conviction of her assailaes
Among the persons who are suppose
to have been in the hotel at the tiIA4
of the outrage, all are said to hauI
given an apparently satisfactory as
count Of their actions except an un
known stranger who registered under
the name Of James Farrell, who Il
missing.
Fargo-William @. Green, states Mt
torney for Cass county, has taken III
the cindgel in behalf OF North Dakots
sportsmen who fish In Minnesota lakes
and has asked the ATTORNEY general q