Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-05-26
Ryder-A Town Criers club IS being
organized here. u

Mandan-A Rotary club has been or
ganized with IS charter members.
Woodworth-Eggs have touched the
old time price Of 10 cents a dozen.
MohaII-Two business buildings
were burned with a loss of $4,000.
Valley city-Rotary has been in
stalled here, making the tenth club in
the state.
Forman-Twenty Sargent county
boys are taking part in this years corr
growing contest.
SherWood-Farmers of this vicinity
have in more than 1000 acres of po-
tatoes this year.
Ray-Work is under way on the
last section of the state highway bel
tween here and Tioga.
Bismarck-The official federal
Stacker list for this state has not been
received for publication.
LaMoure-Drastic city economies
have been Instituted to keep expenses
within available incomes.
Grand Forks-Henry G. Wallace,
secretary of agriculture, may be a
speaker at the state fair.
Linton-Five thousand pounds Of
sweet clover will be distributed among
the farmers of this county.
JamestoWn-An association of North
Dakota real estate dealers will be
formed at a meeting here June IA.
StanIey-The Great Northern has
been ordered by the railroad commits
sion to build a new depot here in 1922.
Minot-Thirteen missing machines
have been located in a drive here
against a band of organized auto
thieves.
Bowbells-Raymond and Benjamin
Meries, IA and 4, suffered fatal burns
while attempting TO start a fire with
kerosene.
Devils Lake-Fritz Kelso, "A, was
killed when throw from a load of hay
in such ann that the wheels
crushed his skull.
Hankinson-The municipal band.
launched with a membership Of Is. is
supported by taxation, limited to one
mill on the dollar.
Fargo-The resignation of M. A..
Hildreth as United States district at
torney has been requested by Attorney
General Daugherty.
Wahpeton-Annual play day was
saddened by the death of little Loris
Mae Adams under a Ford car in front
of the g%randstand.
Braddock-The bone of his leg was
crushed when a horse kicked Andrew
Weikum, 30, and resulting blood poi
son caused his death.
Mandan-The first state convention
of the Town Criers clubs will be held
here for he purpose of perfecting a
state organization June 21-22.
Observation-Disclosures business men
and Stutsnan county farmers picniced
together here, plans being laid by the
Jamestown Chamber of Commerce.
Bismarck-The United States Grain
Growers, Inc, has filed papers to gain
permission to operate in this state.
o. L. Burdick is pamed state agent.
Grsndin-A local farmer has pat,
+ enteH IA flexible chain bottom for
wagons which eliminates all manual
labor in loading and unloading manure.
Dickinson-John III. Frame of Graf.
ton was chosen grand commander of
the North Dakota Knights Templar in
session here, and Fargo was named
for the 1922 meeting place.
Crystal springs-Reports that the
state will deport lepers from the local
colony to the Pacific coast are I'm.
founded. The legislature set aside an
appropriation for the care of these
patients.
Observation-Disclosures Wright has
been appointed deputy to Chief Inspec.
tor FL. B. Dunbar of the state enforce,
ment officers, and will conduct the
campaign against whisky running in
the state east of the Stutsman county
line.
Mandan-That the new Missouri
river bridge between here and Bis.
marck be dedicated as the North Da.
kota memorial bridge in honor OF
this states World war heroes is the
proposition Of Bismarck and Mandau
~Legionaires.
Edinburg-Through efforts of the
Red Cross, Mrs. Anna Isackson has
located and entered into communica.
tion with her brother, Knute Ander.
son, after % years. of silence. He was
found in a government hospital in
North Carolina.
cannonball-On the 18th anniversary
of the day when General Custer and
his troops left old Fort Abraham Lin.
coin on the way to their last battle.
Albert Grass, young chief of the Sioux
tribe. and George Shook, a white com.
rade, We're buried with high military
honors.
Beach-The Golden Valley county
/ farm bureau has organized a Co.
operative Dairy association to secure
funds for purchasing two carloads OF.
dairy cows to be distributed among
farmers of the county and paid for on
the monthly amortization plan from
The cream sold.
Fargo--Identification cards are car
lied by all organizers and employees
of tht United States Grain Growers,
Inc. rs organized along the lines
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