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

NtAtt0u-1He MUSICAL cluD Will nelp
finance the statewide musical contest.
ludlow-The rectory of the Rev.
Father Shannon was destroyed by fire.
Grandin-McLain johnson, local stu
dent ut the university, heads the newly
organized student court.
|. eismarek-C. p. Brown Of Fargo
heads the newly organized Elks asso-
citation Of North Dakota.
Lignite-The postmaster, Carl Bag
lien, has been arrested for an alleged
shortage of $1,976.
Aiexander-Two carloads of regis
tered seed have been ordered by the
Potato Growers association.
withdrawing to sell some first
class home brew to the chief of police
ended unhappily for Christ Sandness.
Notwithstanding his skull in a
fall from horse, Stephen Cudget, IA,
died without regaining consciousness.
sherwood-A. A. Lane heads the
North Dakota Grain Dealers associa-
ton for the coming year. IS
Pekin-Caught in the flywheel of a
gasoline engine, James Sloan was
crushed to death.
Observation-Disclosures head-first from
q skfdding car, Paul Busian sustained
a broken neck and was found dead.
Grafton-A farm bureau and live
| stock convention here was highly sue
cessful.
Devils Lake-William Guy has re-
signed as Ramsey county agent and
will become secretary of the North
Dakota Wool Growers association.
| SaWyer-One hundred dollars in
cash and $500 in stamps were taken
by yeggs who blew the postoffice safe
here.
Agricultural college-Dean e. s.
Keene Of the engineering department
has assumed his duties as acting pres
ident Of the college.
Observation-Disclosures Of $500
shell-shock sufferers in the United
States are being treated in the state
hospital here.
Fargo-The birth certificate of a
boy II years old has just been fled by
his father, James w. Clemmer. The
boy is. serving in the navy.
kenmare-A huge chunk of coal
falling from the ceiling in local mine
resulted in instant death to Patrick
Hennessy, IS.
Amidon- SunfloYers for silage have
tested out better in this section than
corn fodder, according to several
Slope county farmers.
Williston-The annual sale by the
Missouri Yellowstone Breeders asso.
citation March 1924 will offer about
$50 head of purebred cattle.
Grand Forts-The association OF
state and county fair secretaries met
in convention here to plan the 1921
fairs of the state.
University The state oratorical
championship was won by Howard
Ackley with his, discourse on seThe
Master Builder.
eoWman-Autoists on their way
from Montana to Nebraska passed
through here in February and reported
the going fine.
Hazen-A series Of IL straight bas
ketball victories for the local high
school team was broken in defeat By
Glen ,Ullin.
spiritwood- While walking on the
N. P. right-of-way Andrew II. johnson
48, was struck by fast mail train and
instantly killed.
Grand Forks-Because Of the few
business failures in North Dakota this
bankruptcy district has been merged
with that Of Fargo.
Linton County agent work will BIZ
continued in 1Emmons county by vote
Of. the commissioners, with II. o
Sauer still in charge.
| Agricultural College The college
won the interstate debate from Mon
tana State college and lost to Soutt
Dakota State college on the question
Of japanese exclusion.
I Grand Forks The North Dakotf
Sportsmen's association meets herr
March 1916. Legislation and field
trials will be the chief topics OF dis
cussion. &,
| Beach The largest cattle owner ii
the United States, Senator j. G. Kin
ney Of Wibaux, just across the Mon
tana line, is about to move to Arizona
l where. he holds 100000 acres of land. \
Fargo-February established q, new
| high temperature record in this vicin
ity, the mean being 1914 above zero
| the range extending from II below tt
50 above.
Bismarck Casts. Of squash, pump
kins, and other vegetables raised OF
the Missouri by the Indians even be
fore Columbus discovered America
have been presented to the state his
TORT museum. Y
Devils Lake Present plans are Il
A hold a statewide delegate convention
here March % for the purpose q
4 choosing candidates to run on the In
dependent ticket for the offices to b,
ssought In the recall election. which
has been set for June 10.
Wilton Road grading has been dom
already this spring. n u *,
i Agricultural College Better home,
i for North Dakota farmers was q $50
4 gan placed before county agents art