Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-09-15


since 1891 is dead. s. Sc 4
Grand Forks August Kelley. pio.5
,neer Grand Forks contractor, lis dead.
Bismarck Reassessment OF the town
of Dukes has been ordered.
WAhpeton Isichland county has
6.sSl children of school age.
Petersburg Supt Estenson will con-
tinue at the head OF tile city schools
L vl''cll opened Sept enlber 4 2. ls5
Fort Yats The Standing Rock fair
here last week was proclaimed a great
success. Nv n 4:
kenprare Vaughn aEeinberaer has
realized $137. 80 from the sale of 5pota-
toes from one acreEof land. ,,s
Mlnot For the first time in mnny
years there is q surplus of teachers In
Ward county. ;.5{ s.1g 1 IA
Formanlor on several federal aid
road projects is to be pushed next year
In Sargent county. ! &
M lNu Five new members appeared
IN the MinOt normal faculty when the,
regular fall semester opened, Septem-
her ~. x a @ Al Il n, S5s,
Minot-A Arrangements for the boost
.er tour to be made through northwest
ern North Dakota by Aiinoters SeDtem-
Der . % and q have been completed.
Bismarck Harry B. Dunbar Of Tur-
tie Lake has been re-appolnted first
Il Inspector Of the attorney generals
licensing department. s@s y Il
Jamestown district court iniunc.
ton prohibiting revision Of tax assess
ments4 as made. by the Fourth district
supervisor has been issued. ss
Minot--A. G. Dolman was seriously
hurt when an auto CARRYING Town
Z riers to the Mandan convention turn
ed over near Garrison.
ksnmare The proposal to create a
Z new county from territory in Ward,
Burke and Renville counties will be
voted on at the election in 1922. \
Antler- ohm Peterson or sherman
township has killed himself after
shooting ut his wife. The latter was
unllurt. ) <
y3, Mtnot There is no demand for har-
vest hands in the Minot district and
farm laborers are being advised to.
I move to the territory west Of Stanley.
Wtliiston- Ole Z. Foss, general rep
resentattve Of. what is known as the
Eckmann line of banks in this section.
is moving here from Alamo. - Il
Grafton-Ma Il. Hanson World
War hero who was killed in action in
France in July, 1918, has been buried
here with military ionOrs. u
MinotThe total rainfall in Minot
during April, May, June, July and Aug
e usts this year was S.S2 inches; which Is
2 inchesale less than normal. " ny
BIZ u Moure Three youthful holdup
artists made q grave mistake when
I they tackled Cnrleya Richard, cham
pson wrestler OF IlaAloure county. He
laid them all out. I8
Mohail Orson Dodge, As, 4 J: farm
+ laborer, IS to face trial for q murder
Y committed In 1911 in Wisconsin be
cause he became intoxicated and talk.
ed too much rs X
Wahpeton The cause Of the death
of Gust Andrews, found dead here.
could not be determined by, a coron-
:;er's Jury Of women who acted In the
case. 5$i Il q ss! ai ].
Mandan--The Foster county exhibit
4 was awarded first place at the Mis-
souri, Slope fair. ricultural exhibits
represe renting the counties were the CEN
terSo attraction for the visitors. ss
Bismarek The industrial commits
& sion Is preparing to issue to spurchas.
Il ers Of 5 per cent mill and elevator
bonds new bonds bearing 6 per cent In
terest. The old bonds are being call.
ed IN. 5SS,s- Ks
Ss yVitiiston:At a regular meeting of
! the quarterly conference OF the local
Methodist church It was decided to
launch q drive to raise funds to erect,
q church here costing approximately
I $50, 900. ! n
Fargo ding Of grain under the
! North Dakota grain grading. act will
continue Temporarily In the state as d
\ result OF a decision In federal, court
n that the law rs constitutional but
I granting the state permission to appeal
10 the USited States supreme court. 8;
Faroo y. ,Neiser, president Of the
\ Frat tiOnal bank Of Fargo has been
I anlOinted to the special committee of
I the War Finance commit tee which Mill
atlmi mister tie xtension .of aid to'
I agriculture recent authorized By
4 congress. y r IS
5issnarck Resolut ions 81 the North
Dlak0ta Bar associat ton iii memory }of!
\ Edward Engerud and John q rmotlv,
former Judges of the supreme court,