Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-10-13

Buffalo Sprlngs-Fire destroyed the
Equity elevator and contents.
wahpeten-Richland county farmers
Will buy two carloads of Holsteins.
Garrison-A AIaccabee tent with SO
members has been organized here.
Rueby-The Pierce County Potato
Growers association has been organ
lied.
Mott-W. s. Bachelor Of. Wisconsin
has been named Hettinger county
agricultural agent.
Harvey The second annual tri-
county corn and potato show here
proved great success.
Fairmount-The marking of the
North Star trail from Portal to this
point has been completed.
HamiIton-The entire Jersey herd of
William Page & Son was sent to the
national dairy show in St. Paul.
Harmon-The White Face ranch Of
$500 acres has been sold to Iowa par
ties, involving the transfer Of 1925, 600.
Observation-Disclosures in the high
school and four classes has reached
100. Freshmen number 1917, seniors
144.
Starkweather-Fire destroyed, with
$4,000 loss, the house and barn, with
II head of stock and much grain, of q
local farmer.
Fargo Many North Dakota invest
ors in German marks stand to lose
heavily In the slump in exchange on
those coins.
sismarek-The supreme court is
hearing a case involving the validity
of house bill No. %, known as the tax
limitation bill.
Darlington plan to construct a
highpower transmission line from New
Rockford to this point has been post
poned year.
Fort Yates-November 10 and De-
cember 10 are the dates set for the
next Indian land sale on the Standing
Rock reservation.
FoxhoIm-Two hundred forty dollars
profit in 16 months and $50 prize
were netted George Eckert, 10, by
one Guernsey heifer.
eerthold-The second national cere-
monial Of the Arikara Indians in 40
years recently was carried out on the
Fort Berthold reservation.
Jamestown-The current number Of
the State Good Roads magazine boosts
SpiritwOod Lake as one of the pretti-
est scenic spots in the state.
Meciusky-With an early maturing
variety of corn HI. A. Templeton won
the 2O-acre contest conducted by q
local bank, with 500 prize.
Minot-The law governing the clos
ing of hotels for repeated offenses in
the building has been declared con-
stitutional In q case IN district court
here.
Mandan-The famous nut quartet
VIII accompany the North Dakota del
egation to the dairy show in st. Paul.
They are looking for new song for
the occasion.
Faroo-Appointment of Gerhard H.
Krogh. Fargo man, as consul at NAL
mo, Sweden, has been officially an
nounced. For 10 years he has been
vice consul at Rotterdam.
Wilton-Tle will of Peter Larson,
aged recluse who died here in 1919
leaving $4,000 worth Of property to
kind neighbor, is N court because Of
the attempt Of relatives in Sweden to
break It. 81 5f
Medora-The Dakota Farmer re-
Gently carried an article on the pack
ing plant established here 40 years
ago by the famous Marquis de Mores,
whose old castle long has been q Bad
lands landmark.
eismarck-The launching of more
public works was advocated by the
North Dakota chapter of the American
Association Of Engineers in session
here as a means Of solving the unem-
ployment problem.
eowman-C COMMISSIONS Of Bowman
county, North, and Harding county;
South Dakota, will discuss the con-
struction Of an Interstate bridge
across Box Elder creek along the state
line. a 4 IN n, I. eS Il
Bismarck Hail losses reported to
the state department TINS year mum
her q ,258 as compared with Il, 400 last
year. Richland county reported few.
est losses. IS, and Williams county
most, /. 8l5. q L G, 81 A
MohaII-Six buildings burned here
with a loss Of $4,000. 4
1aIfour The second fire in q month
| took several more buildings with &
loss Of $50, 600. Thirteen buildings
were destroyed by the two fires.
sanish-A trail from some point OF
the 500 road near Drake through here
across the Missouri; and to connec
with national park highway In Mon
tana is being planned.
Grand Forks One thousand bushels
ls0f potatoes were ssowns oyer the sur
rounding landscdpe when local pass
enger train ran into an open switch
and struck freight traia. - D s.