Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-06
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postmaster at this point.
Stanton. A. Harris, Il, member of
the state legislature, is dead.
Fargo-The Business Women's club
gets out a monthly magazine.
Grand Forks-A quarter section
farm near here recently sold for
$4,000.
/. Calvin-Work on a $4,000 school
building recently voted upon will begin
in the spring.
Davenport-The drive FOR Farm Bu-
reau members netted 1,160 member
ships in Cass county.
Bismarck-Mr. and MIS-. Johannes
Landgren have celebrated their 18TH
wedding anniversary.
Northumberland farmers have
reorganized the Parks rural telephone
line into a mutual company.
University-The winter rye acreage
in North Dakota totals 624,O00 acres,
but is far below that of 1919.
Jamestown-February $40 is the
time set for the annual convention Of
the North Dakota Dairylnen's associa-
ton.
Grand Forks-The North Dakota
association of Fair Secretaries will
meet here in annual session in Feb
ruary.
Agricultural College-Mrs. Myrtle G..
Cole Of Iowa has become head of the
home demonstration work in North
Dakota.
Watford City-So successful are
%sunf1owers proving as Il winter feed
that Oscar Hagen will double his acre
age next year.
Leeds-Farmers and businessmen met
and pledged cooperation, the former
by selling their produce and the latter
by credit extension.
Fargo-On the defense that So
wouldn't get him very far in a poker
when arrested for gambling.
New England-Competing teams in
a weeks hunting contest bagged 542
rabbits. William Kuhl made the larg-
est single killing, totaling 81.
Columbus-A car of coal for distri-
button among needy families Of the
city was shipped by the Whittier
Crockett Coal company to Grand
Forks.
.Vim-A p~ostotfice has been estab-
lished here with William Lamb in
charge. Most of the mail now directed
here has been coming to Bierman,
Slope county.
Portal-Inspector of watches for two
railroads in two nations is the unusual
position held by S. A. Smith Of this
city. He serves the Canadian Pacific
and the 500 lines.
Williston-F6rty towns have been
asked to send representatives to the
meeting Of the North Dakota division
Of the Roosevelt Highway association
in Minot January 4.
Ryder-The COMFY Kraft family
they were awakened by an early morn
ing blaze in their home. The property
loss was almost total.
Park River-One of the finest ar
ages in the state has been completed
here by the Mill-Farup company. 1t is
IS by 40 feet, with basement equipped
Cor an employees club.
Minot-A thousand dollars damage
| was done to a local bakery when an
| 8O-gallon still owned and operated by
Fred Grams exploded. The owner is
ROW held for $4,000 bail.
demonstrating one leg and the
toes of the other foot 'amputated as q
result of exposure when he was under
the influence of home brew resulted
fatally to Frank Kick, SO.
MISUNDERSTANDING a year in the
Jamestown hospital J. H. Davis has
been sentenced to a year in the peni-
Tertiary for highway robbery commit
ted before he was taken to the asylum.
Fargo-Livestock sale dates through
out the state include the following.
The number probably will be greatly
Increased 500 after the first of the
year, but those SO far listed for Janu.
airy and early February present a wide
variety: January 19-2O-21, in connec.
ton with the Tri-State Grain Growers
eonvention-Poland China sows. Short.
horn bulls and cows, Duroc bred sow
from Bectors at Lisbon and the Spring.
dale stock farm, Duroe sows from
Marsdens at Hendrum, MINI. Febru,
airy 15-Mills, Poland China sows
Edgeley: February lesley, POLAND
China sows, Cakes February 16-Gul
lizon, Duroc Jerseys, Rutland; Febru
airy 17-Moumberg, Poland Chinas
Cakes; February 17-Richland Count,
Duroc Breeders association. Durocs
Wahpeton; February 1S-Martinson
Poland Chinas, Cakes; February 22-2,
First annual winter, livestock SHOW
and sale of the North Dakota Live
stock association, the North Dakot,
Slortlorn breeders, and the North Da
kota Angus association, Fargo.
Carrington-That her boy spen
Christmas in the Foster county iai
was knowledge that never reache,
Mrs. Heffron at Newport, MINI. Sh
; died following an automobile acciden
: before her sons fearful letter reache,
her,
Rngby--Ihc 0ccident Elevator con