Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-12
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appeared IN the lake near here.
steeIe-The opera house and a
garage burned here with a loss of $751;
600.
Drake. Il. German has succeeded
Mr.. Hubbard as manager Of the state
mill here.
Hazelton-A stock show June % is
planned by the Emmons County Breed
ers association.
center-Picking up a live stick of
dynamite resulted in severe injuries
to George Holmes.
VeIva-A short line railroad will be
built to the Velva coal fields south
west of the city.
Dickinson-Rates charged here for
electricity will be probed by the state
railroad commission.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Lake, form
erly in extension work in Minnesota, is
now Foster county agent.
Observation-Disclosures for roadwork and
bridges in Ransom county totaling
$4,000 have just been let.
oSuDlSl oldlc DdUh
will move here and increase it's capt.
tai from $4,000 to $4,000.
MayviIIe-The local high school
team will meet Dickinson for the state
debating championship May 81.
ParshaII-Burns sustained when he
fell into a vessel of hot brine proved
fatal to three-year-old MyYon Sviem.
Enderlin-Captain Arthur NJ. Har-
per, formerly of this city, has been
offered the post of military attache to
Spain.
Hazelton-Gopher poison was the
means of suicide employed by William
G. Perry, pioneer Emmons county
farmer.
New Rockford-The propagation of
Qheasants in this section has been
begun by the state game and fish COM
mission.
Fort Yates-The federal snag boat
Mandan is on a trip north up the Mis-
souri,, now commanded by Captain
Maulding.
Lisbon-The Equity Elevator and
Trading company has been CONSOLE
dated with the Thompson Yards, Inc,
at this point.
Judson-Mrs. Johanna Stack, a ma
tive of Ireland, died early this month
after having celebrated. her 1O1st
birthday March II.
Minot-a1Ten minutes after drinking
nitroglycerine his father had prepared
for killing insects in his garden, seven
year-old William Rogers died.
UnderWood-Fire originating in the
basement destroyed the local hospital,
with a loss Of $4,000. The patients
were removed tofa nearby building in
safety.
GranviIIe-The overflow from a
kerosene barrel running into the reg
lister of a hot air furnace in a local
hardware store ignlted, causing a S15s>
600 fire.
Fessenden-Wells county has pur-
chased a caterpillar tractor for road
work and has appropriated $4,000 as
the county's share of a $4,000 federal
project.
Thompson-Seven buildings, includ-
ing the postoffice, We're destroyed in a
$4,000 fire originating from the hot
exhaust pipe of the gasoline engine in
the electric plant.
Mandan-This city has gone to a
central time basis, setting the clocks
with those of Bismarck. Mountain
time, an hour later than eastern, was
the former standard.
Beaeh-A livestock credit plan, fos-
tered by the agricultural college and
designed to assist farmers of the drier
western areas of the state in stocking
their farms with Holsteins. is being
worked out at farmer meetings.
Tower City Nearly 1000 school
children of Cass county Communicated
the attention of Fargo dentists one
day recently when every dentist of that
city made a special trip into the
county for school children's clinics.
Valley city-Almost exactly 80 years
after his first location in Barnes
county, Colonel Frank White was
given a farewell fete before depart
ing for Washington with Mrs. White
to assume his duties as treasurer Of
the United States.
oakes-While enjoying an auto tour
as a part of the entertainment afforded
the Fargo Shriners on their recent
visit here, Charles Kaddatz. hotel man
of Fergus Falls, Mimi. who was with
the Fargo party, fell under an auto
truck and sustained a compound frac-
ture of the right leg. J
Grand Forks-That North Dakota
has the fewest doctors in proportion
to population of any state in the
Union is the report of the Journal of
the American Medical association.
There is one doctor for every 1.161
persons In the state. The District Of
Columbia has II physician for e
259 persons.
Sentinel Butte--A drive to make
Golden Valley county u dairying CEN
ter WAS given n gond boost when So. 900
gathered for the financing OF II base
ball team for Golw and Sentinel
Butte was turned over to the hoard OF
farmers for the purchase Of pnrehrcd
Holstein cattle,