The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-06-09

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VIII be held here June 14-1S.
Janestown-The Christian Scientists
have occupied their new church.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. looted the post
Office here Of $50 worth Of stamps.
coopsrstown--June g and "a are
the dates for the Griggs county fair,
Farpo-Thes North Dakota Pharma-
ceutical society meets here August "a.
carson-Dates for the. Grant county
fair have been fixed on September
14-16.
Grand Forks-Sheriffs Of the state
convene here in annual session June "a
and 25.
Marfnarth-A local man has invent
ed what he claims to be a nonfreez-
able radiator.
Grand Forks-A big picnic will fea-
ture the bankers convention here
June 20 and so.
Dore-Noah A. Sneek, worrying
over financial matters, drank Paris
green and died.
VERONA special election resulted
in approval Of a $4,000 bond issue for
a new school house.
Jamestown-An initial membership
Of 81 Is enrolled in the recently or
ganized Country club.
Schafer-McKenz county has or
dered q caterpillar tractor and five
hve-tOn trucks for road work. .
sherwood-Driving into an old we'll
hole over which the grass had grown
cost William Wildish a broken arm.
Mandan-"No peace without Berg
doll' is the gist OF a resolution adopted
by the local post of the American Lee
gion.
JamestoWn-Dr.. w. C. Nolte has
been named vice president of the state
board Of health for a period Of two
years. &
Wino-The fifth of the house of
Rutonen, native Finlanders, born here
recently, has been named Lehine Trot-
zky Rutonen.
Wahpeton-A $15O,OOO project for a
combined lodge hall for all the fra
ternal organizations Of this city has
been launched. . .:<a..
Wahpeton-While unpacking a box
Of soldier apparel for Il local salvage
store Olaf Bjerke found a shirt he had
worn in France.
Hankinson-The North Dakota and
Montana district of the Missouri synod
of the Lutheran church meet here the
week of June Is.
yGranviIIe-The Granville volunteer
fire department has launched a drive
to enroll a sufficient number of men,
bers to get state aid.
Paoe-The Cass County Potato
Growers association will be disbanded
and the various members will market
through the state potato exchange.
eowdon-Following action of the
city council in reducing the pay for
street lights, the electric plant cut off
the current and left the city in dark
ness. .' g.. .1gN%
Faroo-Some of the fastest race
horses in the Northwest will run for
the $4,7OO prize money to be awarded
at the interstate fair in Fargo July
11-16. @ ~ - .l'.
Park River-While trying with com-
pan;ons t ocsee how long he could stay
under the water, Philip Martinez, 10,
failed to reappear and was found
drowned. =, p
Fessenden-Annual gopher day"
this year cost the lives of 100000 Of
the prairie, pests. A bounty of three
cents apiece is paid by the Wells
county board.
Minot-E. III. Stenvik, former post
master and a prominent Democrat, has
been ~exonerated of all charges in con-
nection with an alleged ring of auto
thieves operating here.
Mardan-A Kentuckian who was
married here nine years ago writes to
the county judge for a divorce by
return mall" stating that my wife
won't live with me anymore"
Esmond-This vicinity was, the first
to report a 1921 hail loss. Other los
ses reported to the state hail insurance
department for the present season have
come from Oass and Trail counties. f
Forman-Foster Butcher became in
terested in live stock through boys
and girls club work, and now, at the
age of 20, is worth about $4,000 in
his W right by handling blooded
hogs and cattle.
Lisbon-His companions being un-
able to remove with a pocket knife a
% bullet from the knee of Richard
Poston, IA, he was taken to a physi-
clan. The accidental discharge of a
revolver during target pratice wounded
him. Ak, H.
scranton-A plant for experimental
ton in Ignite coal will be established
here under direction Of the department
of the interior. The four senators
from this state and South Dakota pre-
vailed upon Secretary A. B. Fall of the
interior department to launch the
movement at ono
WiIiiston-Compulsory pooling is ia
vored by U. L. Burdick, president OF
the state farm bureau federation and
one of the directors of the new United
States Grain Growers, Inc, Ee be-
lieves that the present plan Of the
grain marketing organization to have
farmers sign contracts will aus a
split and lose much power to the body.
WiiIiston-Seven hundred tiremen
are expected here for the state con-
vention of firefighters June 10.
Minot-Dr. T. e. Barber OF Grand
Forks WAS elected president of the