The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-05-19

I'm 5AANoS AS w
ing erected.
Stanley-This community has adopt
ed central time. '.
EckeIson-Ralph Lutz, 1S, was killed
In q fall from a speeder.
Wahpeton-A national guard cop
pany will be organized here. p,
Hope-Two, new engines will i'm.
prove the local electric service.
columbus-The question of incor
poration will be voted on here.
MohaIi-Potato growers associations
have been formed here and at Greene.
LaMoure-Federal aid contracts for
LaMourel county road work total $751;.
Leith-A trunk highway through
Grant county is being built with fed
eral aid.
= GranviIle-A cooperative selling
agency for dairy farmers is being or
ganized. p
Enthusiastically every business
man in town Is enrolled in the new
Commercial club. .r' ~. j
Bathgate-Dewey Martin, four, was
fatally burned when he fell into a
boiler of hot water.
Devils Lake-The state auxiliary to
the American Legion here named
Fargo as state headquarters.
ElIiott-The second annual livestock
show will be held under the auspices
of the Community club June % and "a.
Hankinson-Bonds having been mar
keted, work will be resumed on the
$4,000 school house for this commun-
ity. ~: .--.I Wy. ~. Z
Tower City-After 80 years in the
merchandising business here, ]. A.
Boldly will retire and move to Cali
fornia. -s,.. No.. ".. U.s. W.
Dickinson-The state board of ad-
ministration will build a power plant
for the normal school here at an ap-
proximate cost of $4,000. X.
Jamestown-The state is assisting
Stutsman county in prosecuting two
railroad detectives held here for the
shooting of two t%ransients.
Cannon Balt-Albert Grass, last
hereditary chief Of the Sioux, who was
killed in action in France, was given
an impressive burial with tribal cere-
monies.
Minot---The trademark of the "TR"
trail has been registered with the
secretary of state. A Roosevelt park
here will afford tourists over the
Roosevelt trail a camping place.
Fargo-Statewide interest is aroused
In the plan Of Senator McCumber now
pending in congress to create a new
district judgeship in this state, the in
cumbent to succeed Judge Amidon as
the sole occupant of the bench upon
the latter's retirement.
MISUNDERSTANDING in rye pro-
ductiOn was lost by North Dakota to
Michigan last year, the latter produc-
ing "A per cent of the country's crop
while this state was second with 1876
per cent. Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska,
Missouri, and Indiana led in o I;
Kansas held first place in winter
wheat production and North Dakota In
spring wheat, with 23.7 per cent and
32.7 per cent, respectively Kansas led
In production of all wheat with TIA
per cent, and North Dakota was sec
ond with 81 per cent Nebraska, Okla
homa, and Illinois followed. This state
was first in flaxseed production and
fourth In barley. 0
Bismarck-Three and six-tenths
cents per mile for passenger travel and
q 80 per cent Increase In Pullman fares
are the rates filed with the state rail-
road commission by the Great North
ern and Northern Pacific railroads
effective May Is.
Fargo-That the reduction in inter
est rates is not a sign Of easy money
Us the statement OF g. 4. Mosher OF
Minneapolis, assistant federal reserve
agent here for the group bankers
meeting. The higher rates were estab-
lished to check imitation, which has
been accomplished, he says, but money
sIs still tight.
Bisrnarck-Some 100000 pounds of
twin, twice lastsyear's production, viii
be inade Ia the penitentiary twine fac
|torX sseaa & !.