Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-25
Glendale -vartous problems Of cit

LaMoure, Dlckey, Sargent. Mcintosh
and Logan. A committee was ap-
pointed to make a collection of handi-
craft and history of the various for
erigners in the district The collec-
ton is to form the beginning of
museum to be housed ut the State
Normal Industrial school.
6ismarck-Dr. V. ]. LaRose of Bis
marck, DIR. w. T. Sihler of Devils Lake
and DR.. L. L. DePuy of jamestown
have been appointed members of the
state board of medical examiners for
three-year terms by Governor Frazier.
They succeed DIR. Francis Peake of
jamestown. H. G. Wouatt of Grand
Forks and III. O. Altenow of Mandan.
There are nine members on the board.
Grand Forks-F. r. Skinner of the
rate department Of the state railroad
commission is preparing data relative
to freight rates on grain. The data
will be used before the Interstate COM
merce commission in connection with
the North Dakota railroad commits
sion's request for lower freight rates
OIl WHEAT ana OCner grams. .-.tT
Belcourt-Between 1000 and 5000
| We're present at the ceremonies at the
Catholic church here in honor of st.
Anne. The church, located on the In
dian reservation, has relic of st.
Anne and people from Canada, Mime
sofa, North and South Dakota and
Montana attended the ceremonies in
honor of her memory each year.
Fargo-The state board of admins
tration met with faculty members of
the North Dakota Agricultural college
Saturday to discuss selection of pres
ident to succeed DR.. Il. F. Ladd. Dean
E. S. Keene has been acting president.
Minot-The bodies of Edward H.
Bennett and Raymond v. Kirkley,
| World War veterans, who died in mil
itary service, were buried here with
military honors
Bismarck 1900 and 1000
persons and corporations are delin-.
quent in paying the North Dakota in
come tax, according to figures made
public by State Treasurer John Steen.
The tax was due July Is, he said.
Fort Yates-A new plan for the Sc
lection of attorneys to press their
| claims to certain lands in the Black
Hills has been proposed by the Indians
of the Standing Rock and other reser-
vations.
Max-Starting for Minot with crate
Of eggs in the tonneau of his auto
John Peterson, rancher, says that
when he investigated strange noises
issuing from the crate, he found nine
chicks had Matched.
Van Hook-A hailstorm covering a
limited territory north Of Van Hook,
during which stones Of enormous size
fell, caused losses ranging from 10 to
| 80 per cent to about score of farm.
ers.
cavaiier-Preservati Of small tracts
! in various parts of the state in order
| to retain the original plant life of
grasses is advocated by DR.. Melvin r.
| Gilmore, curator Of the State Histori-
cal society.
! Fort Yate-The current issue of the
North Dakota Good Roads magazine
contains interesting data regarding the
Standing Rock Indian reservation and
the historic scenes within its borders.
Bismarck-The state highway com.
mission will sell trucks and other
equipment given by the war depart
ment which is held to be unservice-
able or obsolete.
Cavalier. The recent Pembina ceun-
| ty fair has been pronounced one Of the
best in the history of the county fair
association. The exhibits in all lines
were large and of high standard.
Minot-With view of increasing
the revenue from the police court, the
city commission has passed an ordi-
nance fixing the minimum fine at $40
instead of SIS.
Wimbiedon-C Crops in the vicinity Of
Wimbledon are better this year than
| for several years. Plenty Of rain has
fallen, but heat and hail have caused
considerable damage.
| carson-Carson is installing new
municipal power equipment. It is be-
lieved the improved plant will take
care Of the villages needs for some
time.
Fargo-Jamestown was selected as
the 1922 convention city for the North
Dakota Pharmaceutical association
at the close Of the Goth annual con-
ventiOn.
EIIendale-The Glendale CONNER.
cial club is making an intensive drive
for new members.
NapoIeon-Thousands of small wild
duck are reported dying near here due
to the extreme dryness. ss
Underwood e. NJ. Houghtal-
ing, 63, who came to North Dakota in
1886, is dead.
Wahpeton The Richland county
budget for 1921 is $4,000 less than for
1920.
MandanM andan and Bismarck la
Dor unions will unite in a Labor. Day
celebration.
Minot-Bntlding costs in Minot are
IS to 40 per cent lower here than
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