Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-12-15

Grand Forks-The Philharmonic or
.hestra of the University of North
Dakota, comprising IS members, rem
Tered their first concert last Sunday.
Mtnot-Taxes paid by the city tax
payers when apportioned per capita,
} AMOUNT to about $50 for every person
living in the city, according to figures
compiled by the city assessor.
Nechs-The mill operated by the
Community Milling company which has
been closed for some time is now run
hing again, making flour by the
'FlavO" process.
Jamsstown-An early morning fire
destroyed the garage here, and car
owned by Jacob Lang. An adjoining
Darn was slightly damaged. Firemen
prevented the spread Of the blaze.
Werner-With several families ex-
pressing desire to move here, Werner
8 without available dwelling houses to
rent. Indications are that several
houses will be built in the spring to re-
.ieve the housing problem.
Fargo-On account Of the rain here
one night last week the city had an
other ''lightless night" The rain
caused short circuits in the main
trunks which sends the current to the
south side. I
Bismarck Jesse Bergster, tax super
visor. stationed at jamestown, has re-
signed. No successor las been nam
ed. His territory covered several coun-
ties in the vicinity Of jamestown, in
Guiding Burleigh county.
Dickinson-A check for $1,000 has
been received by Roy Henderson, in
settlement of his claim for damages
against the United States railroad
administration, as the result of the
flooding of his hardware store here in
1919. Isl
WiIliston-A beauty show will be
staged here with the .'Komlnunity Kar-
nival. There will e'many TYPICAL car
nival attractions, including Country
store" sideshows. freaks, music by the
local high school band and by a special
| orchestra. .sf,,3j & 55s ne .s@. FL.
eismarck- Governor r. AZ. Nestos
bought the first Health bond this year
in North Dakota, when the Christmas
seal committee called ut his office.
The sale in Bismarck is preceding that
In other parts of the state, and no
seals have heretofore been~released.
Grand Forks-Dr. Aldo C. Massag-
liza, professor Of pathology and bacteri-
ology at the University Of North Da-
kota, has been invited as one of three
speakers fvom the United States ia
appear on the program Of the conven-
ton of the International Society of
PatholOg.sts in Rome next year,
Center Threats Of violence to ..any-
one who begins a rush. saved a
panic here recently when films in the
projecting room of the Center com
munity building caught fire during a
movie show, and the fire resulted in
the destruction of the building. The
auditorium was cleared without a
panic. a.s K 4
Dickinson The first person con.
victed under the Blue Sky law In North
Dakota is j. W. Ingeson Of Grafton,
p,eot..a - ns us.s0n sulau'le
- ~. sonpAs, asotls .
..,au,a .,a..s s4.a.s.'. = Ine ssatt.. ssAAll',
with selling stock without license
and was tried before q. jury. s95
Grand Eoris-H. A. Foss, former ed.
ftOr Of the NOrmanden and Norwegian
a a, M.asls klown 1n.o'u y the
om.eu $3.50, anu nis W4Ie We're nohot :
kuests 49, pslllet stveh ZOE ~. 1nem ~
me hotel Dak0tan, the occasion being
,ne 'otn DlE.luay anniversary 81 OF Mr
ross. Many prominent lG men OF the tl
stare We're pre- ,;F
Devils Lake-Lylng about his wife'f
age Will cost 81 E (! Brooks year at hard
labor alo IN the penltentiary. When he
married an NJ Edm 1 girl without hel
parents' consent ne swore she was =
years Of age. She was considerably
younger than that, as Brooks admitted