Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-24

Jamestown-June 1880 are the
dates fixed for the Stutsman county
fair.
Jamestown- Opposition to state or
national laws changing the present
marketing conditions during the pre-
vailing unsettled conditions was voiced
by delegates to the tenth annual meet
ing of the North Dakota Farmers
Grain Dealers association here.
starkweather-A salary survey Of
North Dakota schools has been COM
pleted by p. X. Cesander, local super.
intendent. Only three schools in the
state pay their teachers in IL install
ments.
ludIow-The rectory of the Rev.
Father Shannon was destroyed by fire.
Mayviiis-A % piece band has been
organized.
sisbee-A Sons of Norway lodge has
been instituted here.
Grandin-McIain Johnson. local stu
dent at the university, heads the newly
organized student court.
earrington-A Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION has been organized.
6ismarek-C. p. Brown of Fargo
heads the newly organized Elks asso-
citation of North Dakota.
liontte-The postmaster, Carl Bag
lien, has been arrested for an alleged
shortage Of $1,978.
Aiexander-Two carloads of regis
tered seed have been ordered by the
Potato Growers association.
WiIliston-Trying 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.
Anbrcse-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 1898
is in the possession of q local collector.
Sheldon-Contract has been let for
the new First National bank building.
6laisdeIl-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.
Bismarck grand lodge of Odd
Fellows of the state meets here in
June.
Fargo-The federal grand jury is in
session with Anthony Walton of Minot
as foreman.
Hamilton 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. ..y
Watford city-A monthly publica.
ton is being issued by the Mckenzie
county farm bureau.
Bismarck Instructions 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.
BaIta - The Rugby-Harvey state
highway will be completed this season
between Harvey and this point.
Cannon Bali-When a; team and
wagon broke through the Missouri
river Ice Miss Mary Snow was
drowned. ... 4 3sfs ,ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of $4,000
worth Of state. school bonds is holding
up work on Hankinson's new school
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Mandan-New buildings have been
recommended by the legislative inves-
tigating committee for the state train
ing school.
Mandan-L 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.
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