Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-03-10


Fort Berthold Indians this will be-
come a national park. 4.
Other proposed sites are the Roose-
welt park now under legislative inves-
| tigatiOn in the Bad Lands district, and
the Killdeer mountain park north of
Dickinson. Fort Diltz, near Marmarth,
also is spoken of as a likely site for
national park.
MayviHe-A 25 piece band has been
organized.
6isbee-A Sons of Norway lodge has
been instituted here,
Ambrose-A $4,000 fire destroyed
several local buildings.
Communicates. Gertrude Wojlck
Is the new postmistress.
Fargo-The North Dakota Optical
association meets here in June.
Minot-A silver dollar coined In 1893
is in the possession of local collector.
SheIdon-Contract has been let for
the new First National bank building.
6laisdeii-Yeggs cracked the vault
in the State bank and escaped with
$500.
Underwood Three grain elevators
valued at 100000 burned the same
night.
sherwood-An auto passenger line
to Minot via Lansford has been insti-
tuted.
eismarek-The grand lodge of Odd
Fellows of the state meets here in
June. I'D
Fargo-The federal grand jury Fin
session with Anthony Walton Of Minot
as foreman.
HamiIton-Frank Page is new presi-
dent of the North Dakota Association
of Fair Secretaries.
Fort Yates-Payments Of $25 each
are being made to Standing Rock
reservation Indians.
+ Watford city-A monthly publica-
ton is being issued by the Mckenzie
county farm bureau.
MISUNDERSTANDING have gone
out that automobiles must at once don
the 1921 license tag.
Medina-The First National bank
black and the postoffice were burned
with loss of $4,000.
1aIta - The Rugby-Harvey state
highway will be completed this season
between Harvey and this point.
Cannon Ball-When team and
wagon broke through the Missouri
river ice Miss Mary Snow was
drowned.
-Non-payment of $4,000
worth of state school bonds is holding
up work on Hankinson's new school
building.
Mandan-New buildings have been
recommended by the legislative inves-
tigating committee for the state train
ing school.
Mandan-Leslie Harrison, student
at Purdue, has defeated the fast miller,
Furnas of Olympia fame, in recent
Purdue meets.
Van Hook-A special election will
be held on the proposition Of increas-
ing the debt limit SO as to legalize out
standing warrants.
Bismarck house Investigating
committee discontinued its probe into
the audit Of state industries five days
before the adjournment Of the legisla.
ture.
Mooreton-A. new power line is sup
, plying this village and intervening
!, farms with electric current from Wah-
peton. The line will be extended to
Barney.
!, Pembina-While fleeing with the
!. personal belongings of DR.. Stanley
Kneeshaw robbers ran into blind
alley and abandoned their car with
J most Of the booty taken from their
victim.
Grand Forks- defunct Collins
! Safety Razor company Of Chicago
which has thousands of stockholders
/ lin the Northwest, has been revived
: and will be taken over by the stock.
holders.
Fargo-Ninety years old and trav.
cling salesman, accompanied by his
l son, Salvation Army worker, 81
: years old, DIR. A. p. Squires, represent.
\ ing a dental supply. house. recently Wis
|, tied Fargo. 4
Fargo Organization Of marketing
! for North Dakota farmers will not be
: prosecuted until the Committee of II
and the National Wheat Growers asso.
, citation have an opportunity to affiliate
their work In the state.
Bismarck Governor Frazier has re
! turned from business trip in the east
and expresses himself as well satisfied
! with the reception of the North Da.
: kota Industrial cause at the hands Of
labor union leaders.
!, Fargo Farm bureau organizati on
l will be pushed only In counties seeking
{ lit hereafter, according to decision Of