Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-07-21

of Park Center recently was dedi-
Gated.
Grand Forks-About 1000 persons
attended the Grand Forks county farm
bureau picnic at Bachelors grove.
Wahpeton-Wm. H. Thiel Of Idaho
Falls, formerly farmer near Wynd-
mere, is dead.
coopsrstown-M. F. Washburn, "a,
resident since 1881, is dead. Apo
lexy was the cause of death.
Valley city-Divers have recovered
the body of Paul Nicolai, p, from the
Sheyenne river.
HiIIsboro-Fred Clark was injured
when the auto In which he was rid
ing struck u rut and overturned.
Valley city-Billy Sunday, evange-
list, will appear at the Valley City
chautauqua July 20.
carpio-Rev. j. G. Rugland, who has
been located in Carpio for eight years,
has resigned and accepted Gull to
Belfield, N. ID.
Faroo-Members of the second Y.
M. c. A. boys camp at Lake Cormor-
ant have returned after a Today en-
campment.
kenmare-The Ministerial and Sum
day school convention of the church
Of the Brethren was held in Kenmare
July II to Ia.
El0in-GeOrge Horeauf is dead as
the result of inquiries received when
his car backed off an embankment
into the Cannon Ball river.
sowbelIs-By vote Of lis to 80
Bowbells approved bonding for $780,
OJO for building an addition to the
present school building.
Minot-Albert l. Echner, former
500 agent at Makoti, has entered a
plea of guilty on charge Of embez-
element.
veiva-Fire, believed to have been
started through the negligence Of
tramps, destroyed the L. c. Heap res
idence here.
Minot-The county commissioners
have awarded the contract for the
construction of Is miles of improved
highway in Ward county.
Faroo-Gunder Olson of Grafton,
whO has just taken office as collector
of internal revenue for North Dakota.
ANNOUNCES that for the present he will
make no changes in the office staff.
Mandan-Tax Commissioner WAL
lace has advised local officials that the
city of Mandan will be re-assessed.
Judge C. L. Crum has been named to
make the re-assessmenr.
Granville-The potato growers Of
the Granville district met recently
and discussed organizing potato
growers association to solve market
ing problems.
Bismarck-The commissioners of
Burleigh county have rejected petit
tions asking for a division of the Iowa
school district No. 2. Two petitions
were submitted.
veIva-The new bridge across the
Mouse river at this point is just about
completed. The old bridge will be
thrown across the river east of Fall
sen.
Minot-Saturday was A1inots 34th
birthday. 1t was on July 16, 1887,
that the residents of Minot voted to
incorporate the town. The city was
named after Henry d. Minot who was
IN officer of the Great Northern rail-
road. %
+! sismarck-The Mckenzie County
bank of Watford City, capital $780,
600, has closed, the state bank exam
liner has been informed. o. e. Lotus,
state examiner expects three or four
closed banks to reopen within the
next week or SO. sr
Bismarck - Reduction of freight
rates on grain by action of the inter-
state commerce commission will be
asked by the North Dakota railroad
commission in conjunction with SINH
lar requests by the commissions of
other western states, it has been an
nounced.
>Minot-Minot was awarded the
1922 convention of the North Dakota
Title Mems association. A.. d. Dennis
of Grand Forks was reelected presi.
dent. George Phelps of Bowbells, vice
president; r. w. Durron, Bismarck
secretary, and r., l.. Phelps of Steele
treasurer. & i$s
carrington-Settlemen of an estate
case which has run 20 years, has just
been made by Judge ]. A. Graham
John Edwardson. farmer, died q
years ago. leaving no will. The case
was left pending until his three sons
John, Theodore and Olaf, became Of
age.
liendaie-Nature Of the observa
lions of air conditions carried out a
the United States theological station
at Glendale, one Of the six of til,
kind maintained by the government
is described in a statement by c. s
Ling, supervisor in charge. The El
lendale station at present employ
seven men.
a eismarek-A special committee ha'
been named by the North Dakots
Farmors Mutual Insuranco asSncia