Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-17

UdfDeT SIOp, WdlldCe AeLOyer, %, WAS
suffocated by a fire in the shop.
Qualifications filed with the
state railroad commission ask better
stockyard facilities for this community.
Bowbells-Seed and feed will be fur
nished needy farmers by the county
commissioners of Burke county.
Edinburg-Uncle Sam is seeking a
postmaster for the local office at
$1,000 a year.
Hatton-Twelve years in school
without missing a day is the record Of
Alvina Ness, high school senior.
Elliott-Facing gunfre at IS feet,
Deputy Sheriff Koeneke arrested Will
liam Sundquist, who was adjudged in
sane.
Alexander-The Alexander Potato
Growers association has been organ
lied with D. e. Fuller as president.
Charbonneau-Rev. Fl. B. Chase, for
years a Methodist pastor here, is dead
in Chicago.
'Minot-The first convention of the
recently organized North Dakota
Greeters will be held here February %.
Reynolds-A drive for members for
the Good Roads association is being
made in Grand Forks county.
Grafton-Falling from the roof of a
building he was shingling last fall,
Charles Riske, SS, sustained injuries
which recently resulted in his death.
Bottineau-Two years state cham.
pions, the Rugby high school debating
taarn woo hn0top nv, +hn 1no,l fouo,,~;o
trio.
Marmarth-A trail along the west
side of the Little Missouri from here
to Beach is being boosted in the south
western part of the state,
Embden -Tunneling through the
brick wall into the vault. burglars
rified so safety deposit boxes in the
Embden State bank.
Jamestown-Student plays in an
outdoor theuter will be substituted for
carnival features at the 1921 Stuts.
man county fair.
Forman-ltecords just completed
show that the average yield of Ku.
banka wheat in Sargent county waa
% bushels per acre.
MISUNDERSTANDING, he was driving
in a narrow Trail the limb of Il tree
pierced The side of his car and broke
three of A. Jermark's ribs.
Minot-The Ward county commits.
sioners declined to help in raising a
$4,000 fund to promote immigration
into the Mouse river country.
Drake-Every one Of his teeth being
a molar, David Liston can carry a two
bushel sack of wheat in his mouth
with ease.
Drayton-The championships ameng
North n South Dakota skaters was
won by Rudolph Johndahl of Grand.
Forks, when he travelled the half mile
in l minute 43 seconds.
BiSmarck-The enrolment OF every
child in North Dakota in a modern
health crusade is a part Of the 1921
program Of the North Dakota Anti.
tuberculosis association.
Zap-The skeleton of Adam LappA
~22-year-old farmer, was found in the
ruins of his home by a passing boy.
No clue can be found as to the cause
of the tragedy.
Agricultural College-A tri-state de-
bate among North Dakota, Montana, .
and South Dakota has been arranged
for February 2S on the question of
Japanese exclusion.
Selfridge-The Robert Bruce who
died here a short time ago was not
the famous Indian musician, who is
now with the Million Dollar band in
Florida.
University-Membership in the Ma.
tional Board of Parent-Teacher asso.
Citations has been gained by the North
Dakota organization. There are Is
local bodies in the state and 81 more
have applied for membership.
Fargo-Disabled veterans of the
world war will organize a scamp"
here. This is a recently organized
body with headquarters in Cincinnati,
Ohio. membership in which is open to
all wounded service men.
Grafton-Sanitary conditions in the
Walsh county schools will be greatly
improved as a result of vigorous &C.
ton taken by the county board of
health. A health campaign through.
out the county will be conducted.
Minot-ParkS and Recreation is 8
quarterly magazine, the first number
Of which is just off the press, which
will be published here under the aus.
pieces of the American Association OF
Park Superintenlents.
Fargo-The organization whereby
members of Gilbert c. Grafton post OF
the American Legion of this city will
advance money to eX-service men on
their state bonus claims has been per.
fected and is now in operation. Up to
half of the sun any service man has
coming from the state will be ad.
vanced at eight per cent interest. The
money is raised by loans from mem.
bers of the post.
Mohall-Government assistance to
farmers between Minnesota and the
Rocky Mountains during the season OF
1921 is being sought by Senator Gron.
ma, according to word received here
by NJ. O. Hall, who has been pushing
the matter.