Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-01-13


ers association is being formed.
Deering---A $4,000 addition will be
built to the local school.
Cooperstown-The New Year has
witnessed three fires here.
South Hearth cat upset a lantern
and caused the burning of the Christ
Malone farm buildings.
Lunds Valley-Fire starting from
an overheated stove destroyed the
Anton Strommen store here.
Fargo-The first hockey game Of
the season was a victory for Fargo,
Grand Forks losing nine to two.
Des Lacs-A reduction in Ignite
from So to $3.50 per ton has been an
nounced by. the Farmers coal mine.
Jamestown-A new city water res.
ervoir and softening plant are under
consideration.
Tioga-Ernest Bylin is new presi-
dent of the North Dakota division Of
the Roosevelt Highway association.
Steele-The Diamond Black Skunk
farm of this vicinity has run afouI
the state blue sky law and is now
under investigation.
Rugby-Andrew O. Moe, SO, vet
eran Of the Civil war, who saw Presi-
dent Lincoln shot in Ford's theater,
died here:
Milnor-Throwing a blazing Christ.
mas tree out of the door resulted in
bad burns for Mrs. M. E. Barnes but
she Savod ,thoir homo
Langdon-A motor propelled sleigh
with Tugs on the rear wheels to grip
the SNOW is the invention of a local
garage man.
Grand Forks-A North Dakota war
history is being compiled by a special
commission headed by Professor o. G.
Libby.
Agricultural College-students in
that department have formed the
Architectural society headed by Phil
Moe.
Mayville-H. T. Monsoon heads the
North Dakota Brotherhood Of Thresh.
ermen, recently organized at al state.
wide meeting.
New England-After a month of
@tA AAACSEo, I'LL 1CpullS WGIe UGluR
made in the electric plant, lights are
again turned on here.
Ryder-This city and Roseglen are
low connected by an extension on
The Queen City Telephone company,
which has strung so miles of wire and
placed A new phones in use.
Marmarth-John Summerton was
ki110a aon1 P.U r ,,tD' Io 1Jv sos,->I
when their CT ran off a bridge and
down a 2O-foot bank.
Drayton-Seven hundred fifty pa.
IRONS and friends were served a lunch
at the opening Of the new quarters Of
the First National bank.
Kensal-A change in levying school
taxes looking to a greater equaliza-
ton Of cost with benefit is asked Of
the state legislature in a resolution
adopted by the local Commercial club.
Bismarck-W. A. Anderson, secre-
sary of the state industrial commits
sion, has been named first assistant TO
Attorney General William Lemke.
Grafton-Father and mother, seven
sons and four daughters constituted
q family group recently photographed
here, n of the largest single family
pictures taken in the county.
Stanley-This city's annual ship.
ments of about 100000 pounds of but
ter fat will hereafter be made by the
newly organized Stanley Cream Shi,
ping association.
Observation-Disclosures to the state
0nn fjf11ftor - n Hive e. E~. /, II
system of trunk highways is called for
in a concurrent resolution now before
the legislature.
Dickinson-During five years of
service as juvenile officer Walter
Sterland has disposed of 269 cases
and made 100 personal calls at homes
Of juvenile ~delinquents.
Werner--The state operated cream
cry here has been closed by the de.
rpartment of agriculture and dairying
because of the high cost of opera
ton.
Mandan-The A. o. q. w. banner
for increase in membership during
1920 to Marfdan. This is the
second consecutive year the local
too0SS mas WOH Ills prize. ER@e .
Bismarck million dollars dam.
age is asked by North Dakota in a
damage case against Minnesota now
in court. 1t involves drainage over.
flow in the Red River valley.
MaN-The Missouri Slope Good
Roads association was formed here
with Fl. r. Frietag of Max as presi-
dent, for the purpose of fostering
good roads in general and trunk state
highways in particular.
Sanish-The ice broke and a car
carrying John Goodall, his wife and
child, sank in 10 feet of water in the
Missouri river. 1t went down SLOWLY
enough to enable the occupants to
escape.
Universtiy-That there has been a
decided Increase in the trend Of
population from country to city in TIL
past ten years is shown in the censu h
digest published in the UniversitE
news letter.
Beach-Since the addition of TIL
powerful new freight engines on till
Yellowstone division of the Nortbar,t