Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-14

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county was done here.
Siiverleaf-The Great Northern sta.
ton will be closed here.
Enderiin-Fire destroyed the $4,000
chiropractic hospital here.
Reynolds-Grand Forks county has
purchased a $4,000 road tractor.
zap-Mercer county plans a oo.acre
corn contest with generous prizes.
Minot-A new head for the state
normal here will be named i June.
Finley-A gasoline can exploding in
his hand severely burned Lars Climb.
Walum-Ira Gunderson was killed
when the motorcycle he was riding
struck IN auto.
carson-The Grant county corn cor.
test for young people is drawing
scores of entrants.
Agricultural college-Dates finally
fixed for the inter-high school May
festival are May IL to IA.
Minot-The Northwestern division
of the North Dakota Teachers associa.
ton meets here April 21-23.
Richardton-Five thousand pounds
of clover seed is being distributed at
cost to Stark county farmers.
Grand Forks-The North Dakota
Bankers association hold it's annual
meeting here June % and 80.
Bismarck-Bids on the superstruc-
ture of the memorial hall next to the
capitol building will be opened April
10.
FIashe-Certified Early Ohio pota-
toes have been added to the crop rota-
ton scheme of the Flasher Holstein
circuit.
Marmarth-This city may be one of
the landing places on the proposed
aerial route between Chicago and
Seattle.
Jamestown-Problems of the col
lege Y. M. G. A. were discussed at a
convention of college sY'' repreenta-
tives here.
Fingai-One hundred thirty-even to
lone was Fingal's vote for issuing
$4,000 worth of bonds for a new
school house.
Wahpeton-Fourteen years treasurer
and 20 years chairman of the board,
I. O. Hagen of Sheyenne township
has refused reelection.
Minot-Walter Champlin was one Of
three successful candidates among
hundreds of applicants for a scholar
hip in the University Of Paris.
Lidgerwood-Two suicides within
an hour occurred here. Joe Perizek, a
returned soldier shot himself, and
Stanley Bulge, SO, hanged himself.
Pekin-Asking sos, 1000 for breach Of
promise, Miss Agnes Nelosn, trained
nurse of Minneapolis, was awarded
$4,000 in her suit against Christ Wal
ford.
Minot-J. A. Sorenson, for eight
years manager of the Person stock
farm, has been appointed superintend-l
ent Of the Ward county demonstrations
farm.
Lakota-Former Senator A, J.
Gronna is said to be prominently con-
sidered by the preent federal admin
istration for the post of minister to
Denmark.
JamestoWn-Charges of embezzling
state property, placed against DR.. w.
M. Hotchkiss, former head of the state
hospital. were dismissed in a recent.
justice hearing.
Haton-The erection Of a potato
warehoue in time to handle the 1921
crop was ones of many live issues dis
cussed at a meeting of 300 farmers and
townspeople here.
Bismarck new high temperature
record for the Slope country in April
was established April 3, when the
thermometer reached S2.1. Boys took
their first swim OF the season.
Bismarck-The Bismarck Immigra-
ton association has been organized
under tie aupices of real estate deal
ers, to boost Bismarck, Burleigh
county and the state as a whole.
Mandan-A Holstein breeders assoc
citation modelled after the Flasher and
New Salem circuits is being projected
by Holstein dairymen of this vicinity,
signed up.
Lakota-Six thousand dollars for
breach os promise and $500 for false
imprisonment for alleged insanity have
been awarded Miss Pickle of Walsh
county in two damage actions against
John Anton of Dallon.
Hope-Because her parents objected
to his attentions to their daughter,
John Nagel shot up the Martin Hen
Erickson home and disappeared. A
posse searched several days for the as
sailant without success.
Beach-That the barren hills Of the
Bad Lands may sometime in the not
far disant future be clothed in luxuri-
on sweet clover is the belief of agri-
culturists who are investigating the
possibilities of such a crop here.
Manning Interest in the Manning
Mandan-Freda railroad project, prac-
tically dropped during the war, and the
succeeding financial stringency, is, be-
ing revived and an early commence
ment of actual construction work is
expected.
Bismarck--Women over "a, now be-
lgin0 u,ioIifad olaotorc ,nnct nav the