The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-03

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has organized a football team.
Dunn center-Clifford Davis, 4, ate
I've and died.
oberon-Bandits robbed local stores
OF more than $4,000.
6ordulac-An implement warehouse
here was destroyed by fire with a
$4,000 loss.
Jamestown-A hog sale and corn
and potato show will be held here No
vember IL. q.
Agricultural college-A barbecue,
dance, and general celebration marked
the annual home coming.
Eibowoods-Gros Ventre and Rec
Indians have organized an American
Legion post.
Bismarck-Chicken season closed
October 16. The duck, geese and brant
season closes December 2.
Dickinson-When a speeder crashed
into the caboose of a freight train
which stopped suddenly, two e were
injured.
observation-disclosures school-normal
people and normal prices is the city
slogan adopted by the Town Criers
club.
New Rockford-Brain fever followed
a kick in the head by q horse, and Is
year-old Fred Lindstrom died after five
weeks.
Fargo-A one cent fare has been
granted by railroads operating in the
state to Legion men who attend the
national convention in Kansas City
Mlnot-The local employment office
closed last week after having placed
between 5000 and 5000 men in jobs
since opening April l..
Beulah-A local lawyer has been
found guilty of extortion in making his
fee charge and is liable to a peniten-
tiary sentence. ..
Agricultural coilege-Four carloads
Of Holsteins have been purchased in
Wisconsin by the state dairy specialist
for general distribution. l.
Velva-A teachers course offered
senior high school students here has
proved popular and a number Of teach
ers have been graduated in the past
four years.
Glen UIlin-That Peter J. Renner
q, who disappeared from home here
early in August, was shot to death by
alleged /. w. w. at Baker, Mont, is the
report received here.
Fargo-Attilio Baggiore, formerly Of
this city, will sing in London the com
Ing season with Tethazinni. He IS re
garded as a possible successor to thu
late Caruso. g..
Minot-That many men carry I. w
W. red cards for protection while trav
cling through the state and working IL
the fields was revealed at a court hear
ing here.
Wiiiiston-This city and Mandan ar,
regarded as strongest ~contenders fol
the state high school football cham
pionship. Grafton, Devils Lake, ant
Fargo r strong contenders.
WiHiston - More than 100 rattle
snakes and many %blueracers and bull
snakes were killed with clubs and shot
guns by two local farmers who fount
a vast den of snakes on their farm.
Observation-Disclosures brigadel
fought a fire which destroyed the ELL
hotel and threatened several adjacen
buildings. One of the two chemica
engines was out OF order.
Embden-The case involving the con
stitutionality Of the state grain gradin,
law, brought by the state against thu
Farmers Grain company here, is in tn,
United States supreme court.
Rogers-M. @. Grangaard, loca
banker and member Of the state legis
lature, has moved to Minneapolis t,
become secretary Of the agriculture
loan agency for North and South Da
kota and Minnesota.
SteeIe-Bucks only may be shot dur
ing open season on deer, which Is No
vember q to 80, inclusive, accordin,
to George M. Hogue, secretary Of tn,
state game and fish commission. Fe
males may not be shot at any tim,
and each hunter is allowed only on,
buck during q season.
Hope-The presidency Of the Ma
tional Federation of Implement DEALER
was given r. "A. Lathrop OF this cit.
at the recent Chicago convention. III
was formerly q member Of the STATE
legislature and was for four years sec
rotary Of the North Dakota Implemen
Dealers association. Last year he wa
yice-president Of the national organiza
tOn.
carrinuton--The government Hclean
up squad which Is touring the stat
disposingS of all cases and claims o
service men, took charge Of the cas-
Of Ralph Whited, Legion man who wa
thrown from a train near McKenzi
after being beaten and robbed. The,
provided him transportation to Mime
apolis, where ne win receive govern
ment attention to his injuries.
Wild Rics--A cow turned on hin
while he was milking and gored hiu
SO badly that Tom Olson had to b
taken to hospital. d
Pleasant Laks-Enorts to blow til
safe III the local bank were unsuccess
full and bandits who had cut all wiz
connections gotaway with only $50.
Mandan--Major Az Welch, whit
chief Of the Sioux Indian tribe an,
commander 81 Gilbert /. Furness pos
lot the American Legion here has bee
ADMITTED to the Dead Grass society o