Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28
Niles-Fire destroyed the cullen Gle.

Grand Forks-Thes Grand Forks
County Wool Growers association,
held its annual convention July Dc i.
Velva-Directors We're elected at the
annual meeting of the Velva Coal Pro-
ducts company here.
Van Hook-Rev. r. j. Kirkland of
Searcy, Ark, has accepted a call to
the local Church of the N~azarene.
ParshalI-J. e. Harmon has resigned
as business manager of the Farmers
Cooperative Elevator company.
Stanley-The Stanley band has just
completed a big booster tour of this
section.
Observation-Disclosures of the Fort
Berthold Indian reservation will hold.
q fair here September 26 to %.
Fargo-,Col. Gilbert w. Davis, So.
years old and a resident of North Da-
kota for the last % years, is dead.
BoWman-The Bowman schools face
a financial stringency due to inability
to get funds from the state.
Mandan-John Popelka, As, followed
the example set by his father six years
ago, killing himself with a shotgun.
Bisrnarck-About 10000 hail dam
age claims have been filed this year.
This exceeds the figure last year at
this time by about 1000.
Bismarck-Carl Smith, negro, Sc,
has a date in Bismarck in 1850. He
was barred from the city until then
following his arrest for vagrancy.
Grand Forks-Funeral services have
been held for H. N. Wells, pioneer
northwest hotel man. He was a vic
tim of pneumonia.
Mandan-Boys working in a sandpit
at the training school here discovered
q vein of Ignite coal which a stove
test proved burns freely.
Dickinson-The Normal school clos
ed its first summer session July 20.
The enrolment of 1872 was the largest
on record.
Minot-The North Dakota State
Baptist convention, at its closing sess-
ion, commended President Harding for
calling the disarmament conference.
8owbeLis-L. T.. Hyde, who for sew
eral years acted as superintendent of
the Bowbells schools, has become af-
fliated with the First National bank.
L Grand Forks-The Grand Forks Sal
walton Army corps staged a tag day
to raise funds to pay indebtedness in
Cured in organizing and equipping its
band.
Grand Forks-An attempt to reopen.
the Peoples State bank here is ex-
pected as the result OF; the announce
ment of $50 Observation-Disclosures against
stockholders. a
Minot-Albert Uchner, former 500
depot agent at Makoti. has been given
a 3-year suspended sentence on his
plea of guilty to charges of misap-
propriating $500.
Jamestown-Raising of a $1,OOO,O0O
endowment fund for jamestown coll
lege was urged by Pres. Kroeze before
the North Dakota synod of the Pres
byterian church.
Grand Forks-The North Dakota
Home Builders association is reported
to have disposed of a supply of lum-
Der at a loss of 25 per cent to the
state.
crosby-Miss Anna Black, Divide
county Red Cross nurse, and Miss Lois
Hatch, deputy clerk of court. were in
jured when the auto in which they
were riding struck a stretch of sand
and overturned.
acknowledgements of prop
erty in the towns of Darlington, Brace
City. Jaunita, McHenrE, Melville. Bor-
dulac, Brantford, Dundas and Barlow
has been ordered because of COM
plants of inequalities.
Minot-Because Minot's police court
has failed to prove a paying PROPOSE
ton, a special committee has been
named to ask Magistrate John Lynch
to impose heavier fines on city ordin-
anc yiolators.
Grand Forks-""The elimination of
ilteraey by 1924. is the slogan
adopted by the state department of
public instruction in it's campaign for
school bettelment, Miss Minnie j. Mel
son, state superintendent, announced
here at a special conyoeation of the
university summer school.
Bismarck-D. G.. PoindeSter, state
auditor, has directed the auditor of
Slope county to proceed against the
former county treasurer. i S. Doug
las, to recover about $4,000, the
amount of Slope county funds which
he deposited in two Amidon banks,
without bonds, it's charged. The two
banks have closed.
Observation-Disclosures Of LOCO people
took part iii the tour of inspection of
farms of the North Dakota Holstein
Breeding circuit at New Salem, lis
tened to the stories of the farmers
who have made money despite unfav-
I3orabie crop conditions. and Inspected
their herds. Milk. rich, full creamy
cows milk, was supplied as d thirst
qnencher at farm after farm.
Bismarck-The Security State bank
of Brantford, Eddy county, has closed.
Bismarck--The body of Private
Ralph MeGarvey, i Bismarck hoy who
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