Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-31

Wood of Cass county, B. f. Baker of
Renville county, Harrison Garnett of
Pembina county, and II. L. Finke of
Ward county. The first two represent
the Farm Bureau, the next two the
Equity, Mr.. Garrett the Wheat Grow
ers association, and the last the Farm
ers Grange.
One hundred twenty farmer dele
gates will gather at Chicago to either
ratify or reject for. the farmers of the
nation the grain marketing system pro-
posed by the famous Committee of II.
Lostwood-A band is being organ
tied here.
Adrian-Fire destroyed the $4,000
brick school.
Mckenzie-Preparations for seeding
are we'll under way in this vicinity.
kenmare-A briquetting plant is to
be installed ar the Electric mine.
New EngIand-The First State bank
of DeSart has been moved here.
Jamestown-.A Rotary club with %
charter members has been installed
here.
Washburn-An eight o'clock curfew
law for boys and girls under IS is
being rigidly enforced.
Carson-August 81, September 1
and 2, are the dates set for the Grant
county fair.
Bowbells-There is a decided dearth
of candidates for the city election due
early in April.
Fargo-Forty dollars a month has
been fixed as the maximum pay for
Cass county farm help.
Grand Forks-The Northern Great
Plains tennis championship tourney
will be held here August 90.
kenmare-John Steen was crushed
to death when his auto skidded from
a ID foot embankment.
Lisbon-A two story home, 50x1OO
feet, will be built by the Odd Fellows
at a cost Of $4,000.
Fargo-Naval recruiting offices in
North Dakota, South Dakota, and
Minnesota have been closed.
coIumbus-The recently recognized
fire department includes every man il
the community.
Mandan-Fair managers of western
North Dakota and eastern Montana
will meet in Glendive to perfect ar
amusement circuit.
Minot-A case was tried here in
volving $4,000 damages for the al
legged sale of a herd Of tubercular in
fected cattle. The award was $3.50
Leith-After waiting IS years for /,
decision in a divorce action launched
In 1906 while living in Ohio, William
kincaid is now a grass-widower.
PortaI-Five carloads of Mennonite,
passed through here on their wa,
south from Canada to establish a set
Element.
Mapleton-seven thousand. dollar
damage was done the big barn on til
]. w. McKinnon farm by fire original
ing in the haymow.
! Bismarck-Many suits are bein;
filed by the state compensation bureau
; against companies in the state whic]
, have not complied with the law in thi
respect.
{ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Duroc-Jel
sey sows brought an average Of SIS
. each at a recent sale. A significan
n fact of the transaction was that al
but fou of the buyers paid cash. b
Grand Forks-The giant Larse
, monoplane en- route from Dayton. O
/, TO the Arctic circle with two passe1
gers will remain here for several day
awaiting repairs. The builder and
Swedish count are making the trip.
DeSart-The accidental dischare
y OF a gun he was cerrying while craw
ing through Il fence is believed to hay
caused the death of Gilbert johnson
who was found dead beside the fenc
d with a wound in his chest.
e Grafton-Believing that over-prt
duction Of wheat in 1920 was til
d canse of the radical decline in price
.e 90 Walsh county farmers adopted re.
buttons urging a 30 per cent redu,
ton in wheat acreage.
BoWbeIis-Burke county has sol
S125,OO0 worth of seed and feed bono
in Minneapolis, the proceeds of Sc
per 500 to go exclusively for the al
of Burke county farmers in the pu
chase of seed and feed.
Fort Yates--Eleven Indians repr
enting Standing Rock, Rosebud. an
Sheyenne Indian reservations, w.
= present Indian land claims on Blat
Hills territory to the federal Cover
ment.
Bismarck-The highway commissit
gained through the governors veto
- that part of the appropriation bill 81
: Ing the commission SOL 800. becaus
the special act of the 1910 sessi,
= which still remains in force throu.
:. this veto gives the commissit
s1500OO.
y Tokio-Wild west movies suggest,
to lS-year-old Lorraine Nolan the plaI
for The daylight robbery which lie pt
petrated upon the Toxic State bar