Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-01-20

A|AnOAA tQOlu(e.
Yucca-Frank A. Larson is new local
postmaster.
Richardton-The Lazarus, & Filister
store burned out.
Grafton-Peter Nelson, So, commit
ted suicide by drinking poison.
bismarck-Over million dollars in
1919 hail warrants is being called in.-
Mandan-J. o. Kunkel heads the.
Missouri Slope Poultry association.
Agricultural College, moving pic
ture machine has been installed.
Napoleon-The chambers Of the
third district court have been moved
from Glendale to this point.
Hannaford-F. w. Nolan, special
Great Northern agent, is on trial for
the murder of Joseph Bagley, 1. w. w.
Fargo-The North Dakota Medical
association meets here IN annual ses-
sion May 1918.
Kindred-Mrs. r. II. Land was badly
burned when her clothes caught fire
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Grand ForksD. r. r. Strong, for
mer editor Of the Herald, is dead ut
the Minnesota soldiers home.
killdeer-Charles Pugh was beaten
Tor the seat on the county board that
he had held for years when Cole Smith
opposed him in a recall election.
Fargo-North Dakota hotel men en-
dorsed the 48 hour law for women,
recommending that 1t be made to ex
tend over seven days a; week.
Mandan-Peter Cressinger, 50, and
his wife, Mary j. Cressinger, 20, for
mer local residents, died within all
hour at Tacoma, WASH.
Max-The Missouri Slope Good
Roads association has appointed a
legislative committee to work ut the
present session. ~
Fargo-Judge Edward Engerud, for
mer supreme court justice, dropped
dead OH Broadway. He was SO years
old.
Washburn - Gopher determination
costing 68.5 cents per quarter section
saved Mclean county last year
$4,000 =
Crystal Springs The Diamond
Black Skunk farm is under state In
4vestigation for alleged violation Of the
blue sky law. j
MinOt-The state championship bas-
ketball tournament will be played here
March 1919. District tournaments will
be played in districts In the state
Marcia and 5. y
MottAlr. and Mrs. George Meuchel
are serving sentences Of three years
and one year, respectively, in the state
penitentiary for firing their store to
collect insurance.
Fargo livestock shippers of the
state are organizing at the Grain
Growers convention in this city. Rep
.resentatives Of nearly 200 local ship
ping associations are present.
Turtle LakeAffidavits have been
filed ins the motion Of attorneys repre-
senting Henry Layer to grant him a
trial on the charge of numbering eight
persons near here April %.
Agricultural College boys
and girls who attended the achieve
sment week institute here as represen.
tatfvesSOf local clubs. reported a total
wealthsia Liberty Bonds, stock. and
SO on of .$25, 900.
Wilton One hundred eight. tfou.
sand dollars was paid for 72O acres.
Of land near here by the Washburn
Ignite Coal company. It is estimated
that IN to 80 million tons Of coal I'M.
derlie the land. IS Y
Parshall Thirty nine doctors Mt
tended Sever Hoff during the nine
months he was confined in u Minot
hospital with a fractured leg sus-
tanned when he was thrown from
plow.
Dickinson Judge w. G. Crawford,
retiring from the district court bench;
win be associated with Fulton Bur
nett and his sister, Frances Burnett.
the only active woman lawyer in the;
state. III d law firm. IS.
Fargo Shit for $4,000 has been
aled BY Mrs. Inga Anderson against
the local school board, for damages
on account Of the death Of her is.
year-old son, who was struck In. the,
head and Killed BY a playground swing,
| Bowbells Two q the defeated can.
didates Ia the Burke county election:
contest Dflnkwater and Grub. were
accorded i elect \ Ia al decision By.
Judge ooley after SIX 0f the eieht
casess had been dismissed. slsS3
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