Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-07-28
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Stirum-The Thorpe elevator here
was blown down in recent storm.
Minot-A local Y. NJ. C. A. has been
organized here.
eiuegrass-Sunstroke proved fatal
to Arden c. Cochran, %, former ser
viceman, while visiting at st. Cloud.
Grafton-Winners have been an
nounced in the Walsh county stock
Judging contest.
Grand Forks-A new city directory
gives this city 1926 population, an
increase Of 1000 over the 1920 census
Van Hook-Legionnaires here are
agitating for swimming pool to be
built in the creek south Of town.
Wahpeton-The breckenridge ah.
peton trolley has suspended temper
arily on account of paving.
Wilton-The Wilton local, United
Mine Workers, has elected officers.
Ruoby-A record breaking live
stock exhibit featured the Pierce
county fair here. ..
transformations and Mrs. w. H.
Mark have just celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary.
eismarek-Bids have been receiv-
ID for third and fourth class printing
by the state printing commission.
WiIIiston-The English Lutheran
congregation here has bought four
lots for a church site.
Hannaford-Fire destroyed the farm
home of Charley Kjelgaard near here.
The loss is $500.
Wahpeton-Word has been received
here that Hugh Banding, 50, who
came here as a lawyer and civil en-
glneer in 1871, is dead in Honolulu.
Observation-Disclosures must pay
$1,000 as the result Of the failure Of
John Nelson to appear in district court
for trial.
Doyon-Thieves who broke. into the
postoffice here escaped with $500 in
money and stamps. The depot was
looted the same night.
New EnoIand-Good roads boosters
have marked the highway from Lead
City in the Black Hills to Marmath, a
distance Of 152 miles.
6ismarck-Charles Isnoggle, so, has
been found dead on the prairie near
here Of shotgun wound. The cor
oner found death due to suicide.
Grafton-GraftOn has 1921 valu-
alton Of $2,196,23S, an increase Of
s162, 600, according to the city equali-
cation board.
Grand Forks Robert tombstone,
university graduate, is in charge of
the Devils Lake biological station for
the summer.
stanIey-J. H. Hagen and his 7-year-
old daughter weN struck and injured
when the top Of a cream separator
they were trying out flew off.
Devils Lake-About 500 was obtain
ed by yeggs who blew the safe in the
office of the Standard Oil company
here.
Grand Forks-The second annual
picnic of the Masons of the fourth dis
trict of North Dakota was held in Fad
den's grove, near Arvilla, July 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from all the
counties in North Dakota were in
Minot July u to attend the annual
meeting of the state association.
ElIendaie-At recent meeting for
reorganization Of the Commercial club
a constitution and bylaws was
adopted.
New Rockford Seven persons were
hurt when the brakes on q car driven
by Mr.. RuthgrOden failed as he was
attempting to avoid a collision. with
another automobile.
Faroo-The North Dakota Retail
Jewellers association and the State Op.
teal association held their fourteenth
convention in this city last week.
About so delegates were in attendance.
MInot-D. w. Bowker, member OF
the city commission, and Geo. McDon-
aid. former chief Of police Of Minot,
have bought the Cascade hotel at Cas-
cade, Mont.