Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-10

{. MayviIle-A % piece band has been
organized.
5isbee-A Sons of Norway lodge has
been instituted here.
Grandin-McLain johnson, local stu
dent at the university, heads the newly
organized student court.
carringron-A Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION has been organized.
Bismarck-C. P. Brown of Fargo
heads the newly organized Elks asso-
citation of North Dakota.
Lignite-The postmaster, Carl Bag
lien, has been arrested for an alleged
shortage of $1,976.
AlexanderUTwo carloads of regis
tered seed have been ordered by the
Potato Growers association.
Misunderstanding to. sell some first
class home brew to the chief Of police
ended u%nhappily for Christ Sandness.
Notwithstanding his skull in a
fall from a horse, Stephen Cudget, IA,
died without regaining consciousness.
SherWood-A. A. Lane heads the
North Dakota Grain Dealers associa-
ton for the coming year.
Ambrose-A $4,000 fire destroyed
several local buildings.
COMMUNICATES. Gertrude Wojick
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 a local collector.
Sheldon-COntract has been let for
h new First National bank building.
6IaisdeII-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-The 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-Frank 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.
Watford city-A monthly publica-
ton is being issued by the Mckenzie
county farm bureau.
Observation-Disclosures have gone
out that automobiles must at once don
the 1921 license tag.
Medina-The First National bank
black and the p~ostoffice were burned
with Il loss of $4,000.
Balta - 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.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of $4,000
worth Of state school bonds is holding
up work on Hankinson's new school
building.
Mandan-New buildings have been
recommended by the Legislative inves-
tigating committee for the state train
ing school.
Mandan-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-The house Investigating
| committee discontinued its probe into
the audit of state industries five days
before the adjournment of the legisla-
ture.
Mooreton-A new power line is sup
plying this village and intervening
farms with electric current from Wah-
peton. The line will be extended to
Barney.
Pembina-While fleeing with the
personal belongings of DR.. Stanley
Kneeshaw robbers ran into u blind
alley and abandoned their car with
most Of the booty taken from their
victim.
Grand Forks-The defunct Collins
Safety Razor company of Chicago,
which has thousands of stockholders
in the Northwest, has been revived
and will be taken over by the stock
holders.
Facgo-Ninety years old and a trav-
cling salesman, accompanied by his
son, a Salvation Army worker, 81
years old, DR.. A. 2. Squires, represent
ing a dental supply house, recently Wis
tied Fargo.
Experimentation of marketing
for North Dakota farmers will not be
prosecuted until the Committee of II
and the National Wheat Growers asso-
citation have an opportunity to affiliate
their work in the state.
acknowledgements Frazier has re-
turned from a business trip in the east
and expresses himself as well satisfied
with the reception of the North Da-
kota Industrial cause at the hands Of
labor union leaders.
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