Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-17
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Farao-The North Dakota Retail
Lumbermen's association met here.
VeIva-Dragging and discing are
well under way here.
Bisbee-Minnesota interests have
purchased the Citizens State bank.
New EngIand-A 2S-piece brass band
has been organized here.
Stanley-Daniel Knutson committed
suicide by hanging in his barn.
Misunderstanding into a tub of boil
ing water caused the death of Charles
Allen. four years old.
Observation-Disclosures or not this COM
munity will incorporate. will be de-
cided at an early election.
Williston-With the election in
begni extensive park improvements.
Sentinel Butte-The new brick
depot for the Northern Pacific has
been completed here.
Sharon-A Red Cross class in home
nursing has been started here with As
enrolled.
Rugby-Fred Olson. 20, United
States soldier, was drowned at Camp
Lewis. Wash.
Wilton-Falling into a pail of boiling
water resulted fatally to the three
year-old daughter Of George Belknap.
Dickinson-Two thousand dollars
damage was awarded the owner for a
stallion killed by the Northern Pacific.
carrington-After 20 years in the
farm loan business the Farm Mortgage
and Trust company has dissolved.
Agricultural college-Max Morgan,
former county agent in Morton county,
is new livestock specialist in the ex-
tension division of the A. G.
WalIa-The explosion of 4 dynamite
cap with which he was playing, de-
stroyed the left eye Of s~ix-year-old
George Schaff.
to Woodwork and Pettibone. land to
be donated to the state and upkeep
paid by the state. is suggested.
University-Development of NORTH
Dakota in. mining, manufacturing ant
intensive agriculture is foretold, by
Dean Il. J. Babcock.
Wilton-After two months of illness
in a Rochester, Mimi, hospital, S. G
Ingalls, returned here with one OF 1he
nurses for his bride.
Parshali-Thirty or t%hirty-tiye dol
lars a month is expected to be thu
average wage for farm help here thi!
season.
Bismarck-C. B. Little, prominenr
banker, has been named a trustee Of
| Dartmouth college, from which III
graduated in 1881.
Grafton-Most of the property O.
the late Ole l.. Lander was left to {
friend, Il brother and a sister being
beqneathed only 81 each.
Jamestown-Sheriff Dana 81 Wrigl1
acted as Judge at Il trial before .si1
jurors Of Il case involving the posses
sion of an automobile.
Fargo-Twelve hundred fifty per
sons are expected here for the. 15tl
district Rotary convention March q
and 90.
GranvilIe--A ~non-swearing society il
being organized among the men on tn,
the Granville-Sherwood branch Of thu
Great Northern by Conductor Wynn
Towner--Two medals awarded 70.
special service during the Spanish
American war have just been received
by A. M. fiieseler, who was a captain
during the world war.
Minot-Despondent at being ,jaiIet
for drunkenness. NJ. O. Tollefson, IS
local real estate man. borrowed
knife from q police sergeant and stab
bed himself TO death.
Sanish-Unabie TO cash their pa,
warrants. two local teachers left sud
denly for their homes in Wisconsin
and the, schools were closed until vol
unteerS We're found.
Jamestown-Dr. Hotchkiss, forme
superintendent of the state hospita
is charged with appropriating som
$4,000 worth Of materials from the in
stitution.
Granvilte-A community gatherin
witnessed the burning Of the NOR
gage on Ille congregational cNuFci
lifted through the efforts of tn
women.
Minot Damages in the sum {
S2.40O We're awarded Mrs. isaac l.;
} Point for injuries sustained when
horse belonging TO a local transfe
company bit her.
J Fargo-The jury disagreed, ten t
two for acquittal, in a case inyolvin
the guilt under the prohibition law {
Z q person having in his possession ma
syrup and hops for sale.
: Ryder--What is claimed to be ii
thickest vein of coal w found in til
r state wa ~sdiscovered just outside I'll
city limits at n depth of 800 feet. 1t
40 feet thick.
o Towner--Fifty thousand dollars j
heritance TAX will be paid to McHenl
county by the heirs of the late Iiaro
Thorson, former Drake banker. wi
o died in ST. Panl February 1s.
~Fareo-One Of the United Stat
9 delegates TO the fifth Ecumenical con
d ell Of the Methodist church In Lond,
y will be Judge G. A. Pollock Of III