Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24
Rortb Dakota|
aens Digest|

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stanisy-A jury term of the district
court will convene here soon.
Faroo-A Shrine reunion is being
held here.
Napoleon-Fire caused by defec-
tive chimney destroyed the Fettig &
Wander store southwest of here.
Darlington hospital here has
three cases of broken legs, in each
Gaze the patient having fallen from a
horse.
Marmarth-U Under the direction Of
W. N. Thompson, scoutmaster, the
Boy Scouts. have begun constructing
an ice rink.
osnabrock-Rcv. II. Edward Jones,
pastor of the Presbyterian church of
Grandin, has accepted the invitation to
become pastor of the church here.
veIva-The, levy of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance company has
been fixed at three mills, the same as
last year. III
Raub-Afiss Annetta johnson had
one arm badly burned when her apron
caught fire as gasoline with which she
was cleaning clothes ignited.
shollsmade- Mrs. Tina Skjol-
svik was visiting neighbor fire, be-
lieved due to an overheated laundry
fkstOve, destroyed her home near here.
Wilton-As precautionary meas
ure, following the development of q
few mild cases of diphtheria here, the
Wilton school has been thoroughly
fumigated.
| Wahpeton-Thoma Fisher has been
named chief of the recently new or.
ganized fire department here, and NJ
Brahy, has been appointed city as.
SCISSOR for two years.
Grand Forks-Failing to see an ap.
preaching engine. as he was crossing
the Great Northern tracks, Lars NJ
Benson was knocked unconscious for 9
time and received minor injuries.
Valley city-Gilbert Getchell, Civil
war veteran, died here after returning
from Terre Haute, Ind. He enlisted al
the age of 10 and served three and
llone-half years in the Civil war.
| Arnidon-The Parent Teachers asso
citation has been reorganized here will
the following officers: Myra Willis
president; Ross Cook, vice-presidenI
and Mary McGrath, secretary.
i Grafton Halloween was a red let
ter day at the state home for the feeble
minded. The usual Halloween stunts
and ghost party were staged and
typical refreshments were served.
Montpelier-A high wind in this sec
tion wrecked John Moore's garage
blew DR.. Spencer's garage from It'll
farm buildings and scattered hay ovel
the prairie.
1each-The Beach Town Criers clul
celebrated Halloween with a parade
Of marchers in various costumes, fol
lowed by a masked ball. Various
prizes were awarded the dancers.
MayvilIe-T city budget for th'
fiscal year beginning September
1921, has been set at $4,000, which in
cludes $1,000 for library and $500 fol
4 park expenses.
Van Hook This place has alread.
raised its quota Of $75 toward th'
blazing Of the Parks highway alon,
the 500 from Anamoose to Drake, Ma.
and Sanish as far west as Fairview
Mont. -
MiInor Erection Of new garag
| here in the spring is planned by TIN
Stockstad Sales company, the mana
| ger states. The company is using I
temporary building, q former structur,
having been burned.
Mot tt-As the result Of conferenc
between the school board and tn
county Red Cross nurse, q plan ha
been made to serve q portion Of warn
Il food to pupils who must Of necessit.
bring lunches to school for the nool
4 meal. - sssS55ss So
i Burlington The farm home owne'
i by DR.. D. f. Seed, near hear, was de
stroyed by fire, when Peter Nelson
renter poured kerosene on the fire ii
the stove causing an explosion firinl
i the house: Nelson lost all his persona
effects. u. s;3s.
Vsildross Six new buses for Wild
lrose special school district have bee
bought and placed in operation for tll
Transportation Of pupils. Costing
little more than $500 each, they ar
provided with ventilat tion, light, heat
I and rest on springs. Their .capacit
4 4 is 20 to "A pupils each.
L carrlnoto propose the regula
Il ton Of the sale OF milk here is now ii