The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-29
Numbered
Income
Claaae4

$4,000 " 10000 / 2s5.432
Total-------------27,s7s ;so,1so,s4s
1ismarck-Miss Mary e. Downey OF
Utah has been appointed state librar-
ian.
New Rockford-A gun club has been
organized and the site for a camp
leased.
Faruo-The fftieth anniversary Of
the settlement Of this community was
celebrated last week.
Valley city-Work on several state
federal road projects in Barnes county
Is nearing completion. III
5ottineau-A warning against hunt
ers using rural mail boxes for targets
has been issued by the local postmas-
ter.
Fargo-The arrest Of Collins, Nor
ton, and Martin is believed to have
broken up an international gang of
auto thieves.
Misunderstanding with a revolver
he had found In a dresser drawer,
James Grady, 5, fatally shot his two
year-old brother.
surrsy-Struck by an iron bar which
sprung loose while his father was NOV
ing a house, Frank Luchsinger, 6, was
instantly killed.
Mandan-A picnic at the John Daw-
o Aberdeen-Angus farm neal here
was held to stimulate interest in beef
cattle on the Slope.
Niagsra-Hans Georgeson, new pres
ident Of the farm bureau in this state,
declares that the organization will be
strictly non-political.
Mckenzie dairy circuit for Bur
leigh county formers similar to the
New Salem and Flasher circuits in
Morton county has been organized with
ten members.
Flasher An exploding gasoline
stove of the agent set fire to the N. P.
depot at Flasher, which was burned
with a $1,000 loss to the railroad.
kiildeer-A highway along the Mis-
souri, river from the Red Trail at Man
dan to the Killdeer mountains is a new
road project being much discussed.
Leith-The Leith Oil and Gas COM
pany has been Incorporated by local
men for $4,000. This is the second
OIL concern recentiy organized on the
Slope.
Bismarck-Caution IS advised BY
the manager Of the state hail insur-
ance department, Martin s. Hagen, In
accepting assignments of hail insur-
ance claims.
Jamestown-The chevalier Of the
Legion OF Honor Of France has been
awarded Vernon Zacher, who already
holds the Croix de Guerre and the Dis
tinguished Service medal.
Lakota-Suit to break q $1,5OO,0OO
will made BY his mother and leaving
practically everything to other mem
hers Of the family has been brought BY
Thomas J. Lamb. a
Misunderstanding his decision on the
opinion that the law providing FOR
such d course - unconstitutional,
Judge Cofrey restrained q state tax
commissioner from ordering q re-
assessment insthis city.
Mandan-Mrs. Anne Allison Cary,
president of the Federated Women's
Clubs of the state, has appealed for
support from music lovers throughout
North Dakota III opposing the proposed
tux on musical instruments.
sheldon-Work - under way on tho
new community hail.
6Ismarck-Suits involving the pos
session De the national guard armory
here have been filed Ia district court.
Members Of the old Company a charge
that ten days aftertheg sidsftt fof E4ance
parties having no INTEREST," l theasIa
Dry sold Ii and an contents for M and
other considerations x nd Hughes
of the Hughes Electric Co.. g. =. LIT.
Itle 81 the First National bank.and 9th!
era. IL ii alleged that nm the lockers,
chairs, and 40 b were removed and
that even The civilian clotles of some
mesm1bers of the company were taken,y
Nallex cltyTransilents explored sey'
seralI odd mounds near here md un,
earthed seven human skulls. believed
y thosA EOt Indians. Further excas
aysi6ltttEo1nAsSlsNlif l e EnAsda IN the hope d
6ppdtn spmethlns u archaeological
aSlfrld6 The federal g~oyerpil,nen,
has refusedss alloN the sale Of the s
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