Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-06-30

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and have your pocket-books with you.
Agriculture, College Three hundred
are enrolled for summer school.
Faroo-The North Dakota Potato
exchange will conduct state cam
paign for more local exchanges.
Minot-This city will spend $4,000
this summer OH Improvements in River
side park.
eismarek-Bids on coal for state in
situations are somewhat lower than.
last year.
New leipxiu-The Edward B. De-
|! Long post No. 211 of the American
Legion has been organized here.
eremen-Three yeggmen who blew
the postoffice safe here escaped amid
q fusilade from residents.
Mtnot-The unusual charge Of steal
ing flowers from a cemetery has been
placed against two local women.
New heekferd- janitor was
stunned for several hours after light.
ming struck the local school house.
Observation-Disclosures business men
have purchased the bathing beach and
are operating 1t as a community enter.
prise.
Noonan-The kick Of one Of his
hefty dray horses disfigured Ole Wick's
jaw but failed to put him down for the
count.
Mandan-A resolution memorializing
congress to oppose Sunday blue laws
was adopted by 1900 Seventh Day
Adventists in convention here.
Grand Forks-The first funeral here
for an American soldier killed in
France was held when the body of Ar
thur Lindberg was buried.
University-Early registration fig
ures indicate that 400 will attend sum-
mer classes at the University of North
Dakota. Last years total was S46.
Cannon BaII-Hundreds of tourists
are visiting the grave of Albert Grass,
last Dakota Sioux Indian chief. who
died in France.
McHenry-A small herd of purebred
HOlSteins has netted Henry Pewe an
average annual income Of over 1000
for the past II years.
cavalier-It has been voted to in
crease the debt limit of the school dis
trict from to 10 per cent of the as
sessed valuation.
Wahpeton-Five hundred dollars are
being expended in the Improvement of
this city's 250x5OO foot public play
grounds.
WiIIiston-Pearl Lewis, 20, was
crushed under q car containing six
other passengers when it slid of new
grade softened by rains.
JamestoWn-The Homer state park.
near here; has been formally trans
ferred to the state Historical society
and will obtain state upkeep.
Grand Forks-Officers were chosen
and Fargo selected for the 1922 con-
vention city at the meeting Of the
North Dakota grand Lodge, A. f. &
A. NJ, here
Devils Lake-The first meeting since
1915 of the state League of Catholic
societies was held here recently, John
Strauss of Harvey being chosen presi-
dent. @
Mandan-A capital-to.capital road
from Pierre, s. D., along the west bank
of the Missouri to this point and thence
across to Bismarck is being boosted by
South Dakotans.
Bismarck-Additional 50 per acre
hail insurance may be taken out in this
state prior to July 1. Notices Of loss
are to he filed in duplicate within three
days of the loss.
Grand Forks-For the first time
since his enlistment % years ago, A. r.
Tatten has returned from service with
the United States army in the Philip
pines for a visit at his former home.
Fargo-July 4 is set as the closing
date for entries in the draft horse, cat
tie, swine, and sheep departments Of
the Interstate fair. Other departments
close July II. 81
Mandan-Tom Snyder, for SO years
a noted brOncho rider of western North
Dakota, came down on the saddle horn
recently, tearing his abdomen open so
badly that death ensued.
Daxey-The first elevator in the
United States to enter into contract
with, the United States Grain Growers
is the Farmers Cooperative elevator
at this point. Other North Dakota
grain handlers are following fast.
Minot---" Stay in North Dakota" is
the advice Of the federal employment
agency here to harvest laborers. The,
reason is that there are short crops in
tmany southern and middle western
states, while North Dakota has every
promise Of delivering bumper crop.
FargoA stage 800 feet long is be-
ing build for the fireworks spectacle,
"Alontezuma," to be shown. in connec-
ton with the Interstate fair here. The
finest program Of entertainments as
we'll as the best exhibits in the history
of the exposition are assured for this
year. II !, 81 i 5S
1euIah Senator p. +. Ladd adj
dressed a farm bureau picnic here ii He