Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-05-26

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steeie-A $4,000 waterworks sys-
ten is being considered.
LaMoure The Equity elevator
burned with loss of $4,000.
kindred--A series Of robberies has
recently been perpetrated here.
Pembtna-Judson LaAfoure. Jr., Is
slated for collector Of customs here.
LaMoure-The Women's Civic League
lis taking steps to beautify the city
park. si: "a
Hatton-The sale Of stock in the
proposed warehouse is going ahead
rapidly. tn "a t5...
wabpeton-A young twister vi
some Of the buildings on the fair
grounds. h : s ii. S
/ sanborn-The Community club has
been recognized into the Town and
Country club. II 5S.
seIfridoe- Runaway horses dragged
a disc over Mary Klinger, Is, almost
instantly killing her.
Wahpeton+ Twenty complete the
school Of science course this year; II
girls and three boys. .sai q. i.ssg.l
Ruso-During water shortage fire
destroyed three business buildings.
with loss Of $4,000. Ss.s.
Garrison-St. Nicholas parish has
dedicated ground for new church and
parochial school building. Il
New Salem--Lavern Meas, 10 months
old, pulled the plug from the washing
machine, and was scalded to death.
kenmare-A monthly community
sale for the particular benefit Of
farmers of this vicinity is planned.
PIaza-Legion posts of this, COM
munity, Parshall and Van Hook are
uniting for Memorial day program.
Devils Lake-William McC lure, head
of the school for the deaf, has been
chosen for a similar post In Missouri.
Pleasant lake-Blood poisoning from
a bruise resulted in death of Frank J.
Creamy, 43, Spanish-American war vet
eran. = I H
Lisbon-The little daughter Of Ber-
nard Weiderholt was fatally burned
when she overturned an incubator
lamp
Mandan- Cautauqua has been re
vived here by the Town Criers club
and n five-day program will begin
June %.
Bowbells-It is believed that the
late spring SHOWS will materially re-
duce the number Of grasshoppers this
season. as
New Rockford Farmers at an Eddy
county mass meeting voted in favor Of
the employment Of a county agricul-
tural agent. 5': II .i n
Agricultural College This years.
graduates number 113 "a finishing the
college course and SO the model high
school work. IA !
Van Hook-The Indians Of Fort
Berthold reservation will celebrate the
Fourth with al rouslng program and
ceremonials. IN I, .!iss yyljly /:
Devils Lake-Forty thousand. dol
lars worth Of notes are involved In q
case arising over properties OF the
Lake Region Oil company x, 4. II II.
University Over 1000 persons were
present at the annual high, school fes-
tival, including pupils, principals and
superintendent, and visiting parents.
Jamestown-Walter Harrison, third
victim Of the recent shooting here, is
dead. Two railroad, detectives are
being held on the charge Of first degree
murder. eh s$ rs 4 s's.3s s.as &
Il Fargo -Thirty-nine head OF prize
Jersey stock were burned inlthe Sam
+. Crabbe dairy barn near here. Some
of the animals were held practically
priceless by their owner. sii'@. 81.
Fargo-Business was suspended for
10 minutes while the funeral cOrtege
OF Lieut.. j. G. Hubertz passed through
the city streets. Lieutenant Hubertz
was killed. in action in Belgium and
has been posthumously cited fq1
bravery. 5Fl..s
Bismarek-Word from the secretary
of agriculture is to the effect that
North Dakota grain grades will not be
changed at this time, with the excep,
ltion Of eliminating the word .'bright,.'
from specifications. Mr.. Wallace ex.
poets to make an exhaustive investi.
cation before passing on this matter:
1ismarck Great Falls, Mont, was
chosen for the 1923 convention city OF
the Ancient Order OF United Workmen
for the Jurisdiction Of North Dakota,
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon
and northern California, in convention
here. ]. E. Nuss of Grand Forks was
made past grand master workman and
iB. 9. Marks Of Fargo was reelected
grand master workman. p, "
Fargo squad Of men representing
district No. 10 Of the federal board for
vocational training will visit Fargo,
Juues 80 and July l.. All men from
Cass, Griggs, Steele, Trail, Barnes,
Hanson, Sargent, and Richland coun-
ties who believe themselves eligible
tor vocational training are asked 10
present their papers to this body Of
men for final decision In their respec-
tive cases. q I, /.
Dickinson 4O-acre tract Of land
has been purchased and several build