Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-02-24


Midway, 26 miles distant, is asked.
Halliday-An unknown man was
killed in Goa! mine slide.
New EnglaAd-A daily mail stage
between here and Dickinson is likely.
Manning-Helen J. Beatty has been
commissioned acting postmaster.
University-Summer school will be
he'd June 20 to July 20.
Kensal-Defective wiring in the
Paris theater did $1,000 damage.
Webster-A. NJ. Challey heads the
North Dakota HOlstein- Friesian Breed
ers association for the coming year.
AIarmarth-The establishment of
15-acre park to include old Fort Diltz
is proposed.
Marmarth-Nearly $1,000 loss was
sustained when livery barn with six
cows and two horses burned.
Selfridge-Four horses were burned
when the Caddell & Gwyther barn was
destroyed.
jamestown The Farmers Grain
Dealers association meets here March
to 8.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by a dream,
little Robert Kessler ran through
window and was badly cut.
Bathgate - Ike Foster heads the
newly organized Anctioneers Associa-
ton of North Dakota.
Stansy-Petitions have been fled
with the railroad commission for u
new Great Northern depot.
&ontinol T1,,%%n M.
prising the local unit of home guards
have just been mustered out.
Grand Forks-Alfred Odegard.
three, lost his life in blaze which
destroyed the Odegard home.
COOperstown-Circui races and car
nival features will be eliminated from
the 1921 Griggs county fair, which will
be strictly agricultural.
Antler-In lifting a rifle from q
manager where he had laid it, Clyde
Webber caught and pulled the trigger
and was shot dead.
Beach-Golden Valley county off.
Gals have begun action to garnishee
Bank of North Dakota deposits in the
banks of the county.
BismarclS-Esther NJ. Jack of Will.
liston, the only woman present at the
state convention Of engineers, presid-
ed ut the opening Of their session here.
Carrington-An east and west trunk
highway through the county is includ.
ed in the 1921 road work mapped out
for Foster county.
Bismarck-The enrolment of every
child in North Dakota in modern
health crusade is part of the 1921
program of the North Dakota Anti.
tuberculosis association.
Baldwin-Alfred Albertson is newly
appointed postmaster. Others recently
commissioned in the state are: ]. c..
Rott. Lehr (acting); James A. Nc.
Conkey, Brittin.
Hebron 19-year-old wrestling
marvel has developed in this town In
the person of Billie Reich, who recent.
~ threw Mike Collins, champion vel.
terweight wrestler of Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
Fargo-Disabled veterans of the
world war will organize scamp"
here. This is recently organized
body with headquarters in Cincinnati,
Ohio, membership in which is open to
all wounded service men.
: New misunderstanding is believed
TO have prompted Mrs. John Byrum in
shooting her husband to death and
administering poison to herself and
small baby. Mrs. Byrum died in a
hospital here later but there Is a
chance for the recovery of the baby.
A1andan-A committee of three from
the house and two from the senate
will make thorough investigation OF
sanitary and housing conditions at the
state training school, upon plea by Su.
perintendent Devfne that better facili.
ties be provided:
Mayville-Two thousand four hun.
dred acres of Trail county land.
valued at $375,0OO, was transferred by
A. ]. Thompson to q Chicago property
owner on deal for the purchase of a
Chicago apartment valued at $3.50, 600.
Williston-Elaborate entertainment
is being prepared for the North Da.
kOta checker fans who are expected to
gather here in large numbers Febru-
airy 22-2S for the seventh annual state
tournament.
MinOt-Parks and Recreation is a
quarterly magazine, the first number
Of which is just off the press, which
will be published here under the aus.
pieces Of the American Association of
Park Superintendent.
!. Washburn-Upon receiving word
that his son, JOEL. Jr., had been
drowned in rescuing companion
from the Missouri river near here,
Joel Harberg, ST., journeyed from New
York to learn the particulars. He
found his son at work in Bismarck.
and they returned home together.
JamestOwn-Lillian v. Byington, IS,
of Sutton, won the $25 first prize Of
the North Dakota dairymen with her
essay on '"The Future of the Dairy
Cow in North Dakota." Clara I.eva.
chek of Carson was second, Donald
Schiebe Of Bordulac was third. Bridge
man-Russell company Of Jamestown