Sioux County pioneer., 1921-11-24


Minot-A new cigar factory will
open here the first of the year.
sheyenne-Many friends and neigh
bors helped Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. Lands
vetk celebrate their silver wedding.
7 Grand Forks-A survey of the Luth-
eran students ut the University has
been taken.
Mott-Eighty-one teachers were en-
rolled here at the Hettinger county
teachers institute.
veiva-The Star City chapter of the
Eastern Star lodge starts out with u
membership of 81.
Bismarck-The First State bank of
Haynes has closed its doors. Full
details are not yet known.
Ellendale-At special school elec
tion here, issuance of bonds was ap-
proved by vote of so to 3.
Walcott-Three former service men
took the civil service examination Mt
Wahpeton as candidates for the Wal
colt postmastership.
crosby-Organization of band is
under way here under the leadership
of Professor E. A. Quinn and with an
initial membership of eighteen.
Grafton-A jury term of district
court for Walsh county will convene
at Grafton, with Judge A. G. Burr of
Rugby, presiding.
Abercrombie-Oliver Forsness, for
mer village marshal, has just been
fined for assault and battery, his Sec
ond offense of the kind in two years.
F. Watford city-Losh Bros, clothiers
here, have announced that they will be-
gin erection in the spring of large
fireproof building.
Zap-Otto w. Mueller of Stanton
has bought the Zap Telephone ex-
change. He plans to improve theysys-
TEN.
Lisnite-Fire destroyed the private
garage Of Hans Holen near town, caus-
ing a loss of about $500. Hard fight
ing prevented spread of the flames.
Minot-Stanley Joyce, carpenter in
the Great Northern yards, received
severe injuries to his right hip and
elbow, when he fell 35 feet from the
foot viaduct into car of cinders.
Wahpeton-Guy G. Bugbee, assistant
cashier of the National Bank of Wah-
peton, has bought the Whiting drug
store here. Mr.. Whiting has not an
nounced his future plans.
1 Stanley-Clocks were set back one
hour here recently as the result Of the
faction of the Mountrail county COM
missioners and Stanley school board in
adopting mountain time.
sheyenne-Fire destroyed the barn,
five horses and a few head of cattle,
harness, hay and oats, owned by Ole
Nyhumoen, near here, The loss is
largely covered by insurance.
Jamestown-Many members Of the
jamestown Rotary club and their
wives attended IN unique entertain
lment, banquet aAd dance given by the
Valley City Rotarians.
4 Grand Forks-A two weeks revival
twas held here at the Norwegian Danish
Methodist church under the direction
Iofs Rev. z. Erickson of Duluth. Spe-
,l.cial music and singing was provided.
Dickinson-At a recent meeting held
at the Stark county court house, 20
potato growers of this community
pledged themselves to raise 1856 acres
OF a standard variety in 1922.
Van Hook-The day following her
marriage, Mrs. w. A. Turner, was seri.
4 ously injured when the car in which
she and her husband were riding col.
lided with bus.
kenmare-Erection of 25-foot ad.
dition to the Irwin hotel here is plan.
ned by the management. Several i'm
provements will be made in the hotel
proper.
MintoA new 40 horsepower engine
is being installed in the plant of the
Mimic electric light company and the
brick building housing the engine is
being enlarged. The company is con.
templating putting on "a hours service
Reeder-The annual budget Of the
Yellowstone Trail association Is to bt
Increased over that of last year, wa!
brought out at the annual convention
held here. The feature Of the conven
tion was the reading Of the report or
the work Of the trail.
crosbyAs he jumped from hil
wagon, Henry Berg, farmer, who wore
a ring on one Of the fingers Of his lef
hand, caught on nail in the wagor
box, stripped the flesh from the fngel
and tore; 1t off at the first joint. Tht
rest Of the finger was amputated.
Bottineau-Forty-six per cent Of tn,
enrolment Of the state school Of for
estry Is comprised Of high school grad
yates and 38 per cent of young men
The percentage Of high school stu
dents is perhaps the highest in tn,
schools history.
Ypsliantl-A youth named Ibes wa
pinned underneath a car for an houl
and q half without being seriously in
jured In the accident resulting whel
the car In which he was riding tippet
over upon him. A companion, VIII,
was thrown out. had TO summon hell
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