The Bowbells tribune., 1921-02-11

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Mandan-Plans are being. prepared,
for q new Methodist church.
Klndred-The light and power plant
have been taken over by the city. .:5
Monango-The Dickey County Good
Roads association is under way; d
Oberon-The new $4,000 Calvary
Lutheran church has been dedicated.
Jamestown-A wireless station will
be established at jamestown college.
! jamestown - Fire destroyed the
Stutsman County Press plant.
Tyrol-The Tyrol Young Peoples
band has been organized. .....-
Wahpeton - The Northern Pacific
| roundhouse burned here. : 81
Bottineuu-LOcal farmers are inter-
ested in an artificial rain proposition
for next summer.
Fessenden-W. w. -Lyness is new
president of the North Star Trail asso,
citation. ~ ~. r.,,~. .'-~s
Hebron-The general offices Of the
Hebron Fire 4 Pressed Brick company
will be moved to Fargo.
Valley City--A minimum wage law
for teachers is being sought by the
North Dakota Educational association
Fargo-It has been determined
that the cost per thousand gallons OF
city water is $1790.
Woodwortli-The band wave has
reached this point and an organization
has been perfected. go
Beulah--A: nine-foot vein Of Ignite
has been opened in the local mines at
a depth Of 40 feet. ags ,s,,. III
Englevale-Caught ( in a fywheel,
George Morgan, II, was whirled to
his death. .:Ss = -. (; ii. =
Rugby-Seriously stabbed by a
knife in the hand Of n small playmate,
Clifford Morgan may die. Z 4 7 . I.
Agricultural College-So successful
was the first model fair held here that
this will be made u regular annual
|. feature. III
Fargo-April 27-29 have been an
nounced as the dates for the annual
Shrine tour Of the southwestern part
Of the state. .ss-.s. ~ 4.
:, Velva--Citizens have pledged the
purchase Of $500 in school warrants
a. month to keep the local schools
going. :,
University-Dr. H. J. Humpstone;
professor Of psychology, has been
asked to write all the psychological re-
views for the Educational Review.
Lisbon-Wherher to sell his freak to
u circus or start a circus Of his own
is the problem Of Henry. Dick, on
whose farm fve-legged calf was
recently born. III RE-. 5.:% ,s5 /!
Kenmare-Life sentence was im-
posed upon John Collier, known as
Oklahoma Jack, for the confessed
murder of n fellow miner, John Rey-
nOlds. s...i..s
New Salem-Morton county has: IL
of the 172 herds Of cattle in this state
accredited with being tuberculosis
Free North Dakota stands sixth state
in the union in this respect.
Agricultural College-The resigna-
L1oA VI LIZ AIs - 4ldAuu IL tu-SuC III Cs51.
dency Of this institution has been ac-
cepted. His successor has not vet
been named. < 3SS-,-'s @ e.. ,;$s.E
Minot-The local schools were
mentioned IN the January
issue of the American School Board
Journal.
Dickinson-The builder Of the first
house in Pleasant Valley, now Dick
inson, is dead in the person of Andy
77. '&.
Killdcer-C. !, J. Kanney has sus-
pended The Killleer Tribune to ac-
cept u government position iii Valley.
City. S.
Sanger-Struck in the head by a
timber on Il house he was helping to
move, John A.. Hccht, %, sustained
Injuries that proved fatal.
MUhall-LOcal farmers have organ
lied to petition for federal aid in
financing spring operations. and have
wired North Dakota's senators and
.S
Beach--Citizens of western North
Dakota are unanimously In favor OF
the proposition to set aside 600
.cres of the Radlands region for
Roosevelt park. l@ 55,i,
FlasllerThts town challenges. any
place OF similar size in the state for
January War Savings stamps sales.
One man bought 5000 besides hun
Ilreds Of dollurs OF other: sales.
Fort Yates peace pipe cere-
Inony, banquet, and many stirring
addresses marked tle beginning Of
Jdmes B. .l<itch's, second term us SUI
Of the Standing Rock
s}ass "a
. Portal An indeterminate sentence
of one TO three years was imposed
upon George : Mulcare, 81 United
States immigration officer who shot
md wounded 7. h. Nash, local restanr-|
ant man. Il w q
Williston After leaving the prac-
tice OF law IS years ago to go into
business, r. 81. Copeland.
81, has opened q law office here. He
founded western North Dakota oldsi
est newspaper.
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