The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-06-23
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Beach-GOlden Valley county Boys
and Girls clubs will hold a fair here
this fall. .
Hankinson-Funas are being raised
for a big Fourth Of July celebration at
this point.
Lisbon-The Ransom County Farm
Bureau put. on a drive for increased
membership.
Grand Forks-North Dakota state
bar examiners win hold an examina-
ton here on July II.
MontpeIier-Local, high school talent
RECALLED an audience with q good pres
entation Of Mr.. Bob"
cando-The North Dakota Wheat
Growers association held q meeting in
this city on June 18th.
Jamestown-The North Dakota Press
association will hold its annual con
ventiop here August 5 and 6.
SteeIe-SOme late flax a being
sown by Kidder county farmers
through the fore part of June.
New Saiem-Holstein cattle breed
ers of this section held their annual
picnic near here on Saturday, the 18th.
RoIette---The county commissioners
have adopted state highway commits
sion plans for road projects In this
county. y
Hillsboro-The Waters-Townley case,
heralded as about to be tried last
week, has again been continued over
the term.
Jamestown. F. T. O'Connor of
Grand Forks will be the principal
speaker at J~amestown's Fourth Of July
celebration.
Fargo-Elks', clubs contributed ma
teria1ly to- the effectiveness Of Flag
day celebrations in a number Of North
Dakota towns. ..
Mott-The Hettinger County Farm
bureau has been holding a series Of
four picnics at different points in the
county this week. :.
HiIIsboro-The iftieth anniversary
of the settlement of the Goose river
valley was celebrated this week by
Traill county pioneers.
Grand Forks-The grand lodge Of
Masons and. grand chapter of the
Eastern Star for North Dakota were
in session here this week.
Mandan-Seventh Day Adventists
of the state have an encampment OF
1000 tents here, assembled for their
10th annual state meeting.
Fargo-More than an entire section
of land has been set apart for purposes
of the national tractor demonstration
to be staged near Fargo June % to 80.
Dickinson-Rev. Father Francis
| Wendish, pastor of st. Wenceslaus
Catholic church, dropped dead at his
apartments. TIE priest was 81 years
Of age.
sarles-Suspected whisky runners
made a quick. getaway when an effort
was made to telephone officials from
a farm where they had sought shelter
from a heavy rain.
JamestoWn-TTial of Railway De-
4tecttues Wyant and Kernsa charged
with killing a transient during a raid
near this city, will probably be trans
ferred to another county.
Zap-Mrs. Albert Roessal, widow Of
a miner who was killed in an accident
at this point, will receive $4,000 from
the state compensation bureau, it Is
said, while their three children will be
awarded an allowance of $1,000 each.
Faroo-Experts on bread judging at
the Interstate fair this year have the
promise of an array of North Dakota's
'staf of life'' sufficient to feed a large
army. A large number Of the states
cooks and housewives have indicated
their intention to present bread, cakes
and cookies for prizes offered at the
fair, which is to be held July IL to 16.
Bismarck-The adjutant generals
office finds the well-known "Smiths
and Joneses'' far outclassed by several
other family cognomens appearing in
the index of registrants for North Da-
kota soldier bonus claims. Special
indexes have had to be prepared, 1t is
said, for listing the states service men
who answer to the names of Anderson,
johnson, Olson, and Peterson, all ( Of
whom far outnumber either the Smiths,
Joneses or Browns.
Faruo-William GUNNER, night clerk
at the Prescott hotel, was arrested
on Tuesday afternoon, on complaint OF
States Attorney William G. Green,
charged with the murder Of Miss Marie
Wick, l8-year-qld Grygla, MIMI, girl,
who met her death In a most foul
manner while occupying q room in the
hotel on the night of June 8. No state
ment has been made Of the nature OF
evidence adduced. The suspect Is be-
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