Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-14
MohaII-Crops are looking fine.

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cut their wage scale 10 cents an hour.
Milnor-Farmers in a radius of fifty
miles attended a community sing here.
Wahpeton-The Foss Methodist con-
gregation has decided to build a new
church.
Rugby-Sewers proved inadequate
when two and one-half inches Of rain
fell here within an hour recently.
MiInor-Ten freight cars were blown
from the tracks near here by a recent
wind storm.
Van Hook-Legionnaires here r
agitating for a swimming pool to be
built in the creek south of town.
Wahpeton-The Breckenridge-Wah-
peton trolley has suspended temper
arily on account of paving.
WiIton-The Wilton local, United
Mine Workers, has elected officers.
Rugby-A record breaking live
stock exhibit featured the Pierce.
county fair here.
transformations and Mrs. w. III.
Mark have just celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary.
Bismarck-Bids have been receiv-
I'd 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.
Tho locc ;c OK 900 s~ :"
Wahpeton-Word has been received
here that Hugh Banding, SO, who
came here as a lawyer and civil en-
gineer in 1871, is dead in Honolulu.
Wahpeton-Bondsmen must pay
$1,000 as the result of the failure of
for trial.
Doyon-Thieves who broke into the
p~ostoffice here escaped with $500 in
money and stamps. The depot was,
looted the same night.
New England-Good roads boosters
have marked the highway from Lead
City in the Black Hills to Marmath, a
distance of 152 miles.
eismarck-Charles Isnoggle, so, has
been found dead OF the prairie a
here of q shotgun woend. The or
one found death due to suicide.
characterization has a 1921 valu-
alton of $2,196,23S. an increase Of
$4,000, 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.
Stanley. II. Hagen and his 7-year-
sdfd daughter were struck and injured
when the top of a cream separator
they were trying u flew off.
Devils Lake-About $40 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, neal Arvilla, July 13.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from all the
counties in North Dakota were in
Minot July u to attend the annual
meeting of the state association.
EIIendaIe-At q recent meeting for
reorganization of the Commercial club
a constitution and bylaws was
adopted.
New Rockford-Seven persons were
hurt when the brakes on a car driven
by a Mr.. Ruthgroden failed as he was
attempting to avoid a collision with
another automobile.
Fargo-The North Dakota Retail
jewelers. association and the State OPP
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.
Minot-Contract for the construc-
ton of a dam across the Mouse river
here has been LET to George K. KEN
per of Minot for $4,000. The dam is
to be completed by December. 1922,
and will raise the water level here
about seven feet.
Minot-Tentatiye plans intended to
give the city commission control oi
clrcuses provide for approval of Ii.
cense appl' cations by the commission
and for filing of bonds as a guarantee
against exhorbitant prices and gam
bling on the grounds.
BurIinston-The Burlington Potato
Growers association, in annual SEES
sion. decided to build a potato ware
house. They plan the organization d
a cooperative company capitalized al
$4,000. Loading apparatus will alst
be installed. !
Grand Forks---The board Of educa
ton has rejected the plan advanced
by churches and other religious or
CARNATIONS for weekday religion.
education in the public schools. al
Increased tax levy has been found
necessary to permit compliance will
the new state teachers minimum
wage law.
Grand Forks--Mrs. r.. Al. Sprague
has been appointed pure food commits
sioner for Grand Forks to succeed Mrs
Agnes Rex. Mrs. Spragne previously
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