Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-08-18

res1ynea ms pastorate st Winnipeg,
has accepted a call to the passionate
Of the Methodist church of Rugby,
where he will assume his duties Aug.
ust q.
Bismarck-A reduction of the as.
sessment Of lands in the southwestern
part of the state and the counties in
other parts Of the state which have
had poor crops is urged by Tax Com.
missioner George E. Wallace.
Valley city-The "strike" called by
the I. w. w. in this vicinity demand
ing that all ~harvesters leave the fields
until one of their number be released
from the Valley City Jail, resulted in
only one harvester quitting his job.
Wahpeton-Fred Hope, 43, a trans
lent, is in a local hospital with a gun
shot wound in his leg received while
riding on a freight train lei Wolver-
ton.
Devils Lake-Eforts are being made
to secure the 1922 state fair for Devils
Lake. 1t is argued that Devils Lake
is more central than Fargo Or Grand
Forks and easily accessible by rail.
Lakota Nelson county farmers
have launched a drive against the bar
berry bush, said to harbor black rust.
Destruction of every barberry bush in
the county is aimed at.
Lisbon-Checks totalling $6.147 have
just been mailed to the various Ran.
som county schools in payment of
their respective shares of the state
school apportionment money.
Bismarck-Suit involving title to the
former armory of Co. A, First regi,
!. iment, North Dakota National Guard
in Bismarck, has been begun in dis
trict court.
Grand Forks-Three young men
runaways from the home for the
Predetermined in Grafton. have beer
!, found in East Grand Forks and re
turned to Grafton,
Fargo-Miss Lillian G. Topping, sup
, e%rintendent of the Florence Crittende1
, infection following extraction O
. teeth.
WiIliston-Local business men lev
r eled and repaired the main streets il
preparation for the suitability tour o
! the Roosevelt Highway tourists.
Jamestown-Funeral services hav4
y been held here for the late Frank A
Taylor, 80, former resident of James
town, who died in Minneapolis.
Watford City-Anton Larson. &c
a farmer living near Watford City
; died three and one-half hours after h
had both legs cut off by a binder.
Devils Lake-Yeggman have blow
n. ..
Minot-Richard w. Duvan, 50,
Minot merchant, is dead.
Fargo-The city of Casselton vii
be supplied with electric light an
] power service from Fargo.
! L%angdon - The Cavalier Count
Farmers Press here has suspende
publication.
= notwithstanding to stop six horse
pulling a binder, Ike Gosecky was ru
!, over
acknowledgements L. J. Frazie
4 has returned from a 10 days trip i
the west. during which he mad
4 speeches at Standpoint, Ida, Yakim
aud Tacoma. Wash.
h Fargo-The annual state conventio
Of the North Dakota Sunday Schot
association will be held in Fargo DC
II, II and Is, G. A. Armstrong, seer,
tary announces. Headquarters will /
n maintained at the Presbyterian clurc
although four Fargo churches will /
e used for sessions of the convention
NJ. N. Hatcher of Fargo has bee
named general chairman. Five sp
q cial speakers will be brought
/ Fargo.
Bismarck-Rates of the Generi
q Utilities corporation at New Rockfor
'e Sheldon, Enderlin, Darlington an
0akes have been extended for a flu
u ther period of six months, dating fro,
'e June !, 1921. in a decision just re-
y dered by the state railroad commi
N sion. The corporation also granite
70 permission to issue 2,047 shares Of i
g. value common stock.
Bismarck-A letter has been recei
~ ed by the governor asking him to al
point a princess for North Dakota
y attend the Cotton Palace expositit
o. IN Waco, Tex, in October. Entertai
ef ment and costumes will he provide
10 oy he fair committee, but railroi
fares must be paid by the princess
"a Grand Forks-The number of INN
On grants 10 the United States from ca
ada has increased considerably sin,
q May 8, 1921, according to Haaks
pa Hangar Of Grand Forks, who has i
az turned from Portal. where he h,
been q, :. immigration inspector.
n Mandan--A conference was he
". here this week relative 10 the BLAIR
20 of a trail from Lake Metigoshe In Il
Turtle mountains To the Black iii
" AZ now outlined the trail would pa
IS through Kramer, Russell, GIanbu
" ana Minnt III Bismarck,
'W Wshpeten~ Three military funafi