Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-30

OF Sheyen1e secretary and treasurer.
cavalier--It has been voted to in.
crease the debt limit OF the school dis.
trict from 5 to 10 per cent OF the as
sessed valuation.
Wahpeton-Five hundred dollars are
being expended in the Improvement az
this city's 250x500 foot public play.
grounds.
Williston-Pearl Lewis, 20, was
crushed under q car containing six
other passengers when 1t slid OF a new
grade softened by rains.
Jamestown-The Homer state park.
near here, has been formally trans-
ferred to the state Historical society
n Will obtain state upkeep.
Medera-After a week of irregular
train schedules over the Northern Pa
chic due to the extensive washouts by
the recent heavy rains, traffic is again
normal.
Fargo-Large attendance and excep-
tlonal program of educational and
entertainment features marked he's q
nual ~encampment Of North Dakota
farm boys here.
Hettinger-The notorious Bowen
4 LGAHNa3IAT $50 t,IVWE-
murder case from Beach is on trial in
district court here. E. w. Taylor, Ira
Stark, Bert Offley, and George Gen-
rey are defendants.
Wahpeton-North Dakota cities are
urging the Glacier National park to
extend its trail west from Brecken-
ridge through the southern part OF
North Dakota.
Hillsboro-Ffve thousand persons at
tended h celebration of the fftieth
anniversary of the settlement Of the
Goose river section Of the Red river
valley here.
Agricultural coliege-Rex willard,
farm account specialist, has been
elected to the council of the National
Economic league, OF which william
Howard Taft is president.
Fargo-The bill authorizing a new
federal judge for North Dakota has
passed both senate and house. The
appointment Of Judge Amidon's coll
league is expected soon
Lakota-Senator McCumber. in q
speech advocating his bill for adjusted
compensation for former service men.
defended the measure as an act not
only Of gratitude but of justice.
Grand Forks-Oficers were chosen
and Fargo selected for the 1922 con-
vention city at the meeting Of the
North Dakota grand Lodge, A. f. G.
IA. NJ, here.
Devils Lake-The first meeting since
1915 of the state League Of Catholic
societies was held here recently, John
Strauss Of Harvey being chosen presi-
dent.
Mandan-A capital-to-capital road
from Pierre, S. D., along the west bank
OF b Missouri to this point and thence
across to Bismarck is being boosted BY,
South Dakotans.
DEMONSTRATIONS So per acre
hail insurance may be taken ont in this
state 4prsors 10 July II. Notices 81 Toss
are to be filed in duplicate within three
days Of the loss.
Fargo-The International Harvester
company was the first to have on the
grounds here its entire display and
equipment for the national tractor show
June $3.50.
Grand Forks-For the first time
since his enlistment % years g A. r.
Tatten has returned from service with
the United States army in the Philip
pines for a visit.at his former home.
Fargo-July a is set as the closing
date for. entries in the draft horse, cat
file, swine, and sheep departments Of
the Interstate fair. Other departments
close July II.
Mandan-Tom Snyder, for 80 years
a noted broncho rider of western North
Dakota, came down on the saddle horn
recently, tearing his abdomen open SO
badly that death ensued.
Sentinel Butte-Arnold Stillman, 35,
Peter McNair, Al, and Tom Everts, 46,
were drowned when the high waters
which did serious damage to the N. p.
tracks in this section washed their
speeder from the tracks.
Minot-John Z. Bowers of Mandan
was elected grand chancellor Of the
Knights of Pythias of North Da-
kota at their convention here and Bis
marck was chosen as the 1922 meeting
place. s
Fargo--W. g. Palmer, head of the
4 SlaEC f1oi0A, CpIytu W
criticisms of North Dakota's egg law,
declares that instead of being aimed as
a hardship q the retailer, the act has
for its sole purpose the insuring Of a
pure food product for the market.
Bisrnarck-General e. s.. Godfrey,
who was a first lieutenant in command
of Troop K, Seventh cavalry, under
General Custer shortly before the bat
tie of the Little Big Horn, has written
a book defending the tactics of the
famous frontier fighter.
Bismarck--The income tax paid In
North Dakota this year will be ma
terialfy lower than last year, according
to figures Of the state tax commits
sioner. The tax commissioner has
certified for collection income tax on
individuals amounting to $61,572.12
and on corporations of $312,184.12, a
total Of $373,,7s6.24, as compared to Al
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