The Pulaskian., 1921-06-23

which is mailed to farmers in Dailas and surrounding counties each month.
 Helena.-E. J. wyeth. local Missou- TT Pacific agent, has announced that beginning at once freight service be. tween Helena and Clarendon will be tri-weekly.
 Helena.-An entertainment of un- usual interest was given by the pupils of Sacred Heart Academy, when they presented The Flower Festival to a large and appreciative audience.
 Magnolia.-W, s. Williams. super. intendent of Magnolia public school, has resigned to engage in business at Conway He will be succeeded by 0. M. Owens, principal of the high school.
 Ashdown.-The corn crop in this section Is badly in need of rain. Cot ton is doing fairly we'll, although the plant IS smaller than usual at this time of year. The oat crop. now be. Ing harvested has yielded a fair crop,
 Walnut Ridge. The commissioners of Road Improvement District No. 1, leading out of Walnut Ridge toward the north, have voted to re-let con tracts for the unfinished portions of this road. The work was discontinued on account of misunderstanding with the contractors, N. B. Gregory, which resulted in law suit.
 Harrisburg rg-Addison Harris, a for mer sheriff of Poinsett county, was attacked by a steer one day recently and had narrow escape from death. The steer had always ben docile, but for some reason suddenly attacked MT. Harris, knocking him into ditch. One of MT. Harris legs were broken. The ex-sheriff is about TO years old.
 Washington.-J. 0. Gold, former manager of Colds Cash Store at Washington, is taking the ten days ministers course at Hendrix College. MT. Gold will apply for admission to the Little Rock Conference at the next annual session and hopes to be assigned charge as a minister next year.
 Pine Bluff = Announcement has ben made of the locations of two new wells in the Pine Bluff territory, which will be spudded in this month. The location of three other wells in the county will be announced later, it is said Crawford we'll No. 2, to be drilled by The Brothers Oil Company of Tulsa, Okla, will be located in the sw 1-4 of the SC 1-4, 16-4-13, Grant county, about five miles north of Sheridan. This company is preparing to make a test of the Crawford No. 1. located at Doylestown.
 Piggott.-At the regular meeting of the Piggot lodge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows, which was held for the election of officers. the following officers were elected to serve during the next six months: Chas. w. Pol lard, grand noble; Ephriam Medley. vice grand; Daniel Mcleod. represen- tative to the grand lodge, and J. W. Lewis alternative representative to the grand lodge. The secretary and treas urer hold over. hence no election was held to fil lthese two offices.
 Piggott.-The streets in the busi- ness section and some of the resi- dences in this city are being treated to liberal amount of crude oil to keep down the dust of the summer months. Most of the streets are GOV cred with gravel and the oil thus ap- piled proves most effective as a dust preventive. The work of oiling the Piggott thoroughfares is being carried on under the supervision of Mayor Fred Holcomb and City Marshal Pug" Webb. The cost will amount to $725, which sum Mayor Holcomb raised through popoular subscription on the part of Piggott business men.
 Fayetteville.-The burgeting of ap- propriations among departments of the University of Arkansas, the post poning of the consideration of build ing program until after the publica- ton in September of the survey of the university recently made by the United States Bureau of Education, the election of the entire faculty and the addition of four new faculty mem- bers completed the first days work of the Board of Trustees of the uni versity at it's annual meeting here. 1t is thought that the work will be fin ished in one more day. All members were in attendance except J. D. Head of Texarkana.
 Conway.-Heber L. McAlister of