Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-06-30

are enrolled for summer school.
Wiiiiston-The city will levy a two.
mill tax for park Improvement.
HansbororThree girls comprised
the first high school graduating class.
oakes-vThe new Presbyterian church
has been dedicated.
Washburn-Ground has been broken
for a new Lutheran church.
BowbellsrLocal farmers are fighting
grasshoppers with turkey iocks.
Winne~aukan-The kick Of a horse
resulted fatally to Albert Shearer, who
leaves a wife and eight children.
experimentation Of the Congre-
gational and Methodist churches here
is being contemplated.
Minot-The cornerstone Of the new
$4,000 Congregational church has been
laid.
Upham-His wife believing him on a
sick call, DR.. Benjamin Frankson lay
dead "a hours in his office.
Grand Forks-An auto tour of bust
ness me- will boost the State fair to be
held July 18 to %.
Sykeston-The Farmers elevator will
be r~eorganized with a capital of $751;
900.
New Rockford-The 3Sth annual pic
mic of Eddy county pioneers was re-
Gently held.
Parshali-Supervised play is now
under way on the. new community
Fairgrounds.
Petersburg-J. o. Engsather heads
the North Dakota division of the Sons
OF Norway lodge for>the coming year.
Lisbon-The Ransom County Farm
bureau has been permanently organ
lied with a membership of almost 500.
Fargo-The North Dakota Potato
exchange will conduct a state cam
paign for more local exchanges.
New Leipzig-The Edward B. De
Long post No. 211 of the American
Legion has been organized here.
Minot-This city will spend $4,000
this summer on improvements in River
side park.
Bismarck-Bids on coal for state in
situations are somewhat lower than
last year.
Bremen-Three yeggsnen who blew
the postoffice safe here escaped amid
a fusilade from residents.
columbus-Fire destroyed a barn.
feed and three horses on the r. J.
Wixon farm near here.
Minot-The unusual charge of steal
ing lower from a cemetery has been
placed against two local wo1nen
Bowbeiis-A bond issue Of $50 coo
for an addition to the high school will
be voted on soon.
New Rockford-The janftor was
stunned for several hours after light
ming struck the local school house.
MISUNDERSTANDING caused a
fire which destroyed the 1OoLbarrel
flour mill here. The $4,000 loss was
covered.
EllendaIe-O. L. Schulstad heads the
recently organized North Dakota Real
Estate Dealers association. John B.
Fried of jamestown is secretary.
PIaza-The North. Dakota Grange
will hold its 1922 meeting here. I. NJ.
Williams of Des Lacs was reelected
master at the Bismarck convention.
Dickinson-A dream led Raymond
Eyerts, II, to the spot where the body
of his father had been washed by the
recent high waters near here.
Gilby-Plans are under way to en-
large the Sweet Glover association to
include all of North Dakota, Mime
sofa. South Dakota, and Montana.
Jamestown-Recent gifts to James
town college will provide for an ath.
letic bowl and a system of heating
mains.
acknowledgements business men
have purchased the bathing beach and
are operating it as a community enter.
prise.
Noonan-The kick of one Of his
hefty dray horses disfigured Ole Wick,s
jaw but failed to put him down for the
count.
Mandan-A resolution memorializine
congress to oppose Sunday blue laws
was adopted bM 1.20O Seventh DAY
Adyentists in convention here.
Grand Forks-The first funeral here
~ ~ SOIulGIH thIllGu III
France was held when the body of Ar
thur Lindberg was buried.
university+-EarlY registration fig
ures indicate that 400 will attend suIn
mer classes at the University of NORTH
Dakota. Last wears. tntal was 3346.
Cannon Baii-Hnndreds IF Tourist.
are visiting lie grave q ALERT Grass
last pakota Sioux Indian chief WIN
died in France.
McHenry-A small herd of purebret
Holsteins has Melted Henry Pewe al
average annual income of over I,2O.
for the past IL years.
Fargo-About 1000 delegates, repre-
senting $50 Norwegian Lutheran
churches in the North Dakota district
attended the annual conference here
Hisfnarck--Motor fire apparatus, in
Generator. and improvements t th
city detention hospital will be soted 81
here at an early date.
university-Citizen of foreign brit
comprise 20 per cent of North Dakota,
population. according to- figures m
United States census bulletin. or
"A yson,aI1tfnn9 of f,dE Gpa c;tfvanv 40 fn,