Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-02-24
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Hatton-The Commercial club has
been reorganiZed.
Werner-A new Ignite mine is be-
| ing opened near here.
Sanborn-An American Legion post
has been organized here.
Minot-A 100000 fire originated in
the Boyer Clothing store.
BaIfour-The light and power plant
has been destroyed by fire.
Burnstad-A Parent-Teacher asso-
| citation has been organized.
Grand Forks-The American Legion
has opened an employment bureau.
Minot-Discing is under way near
here and seeding may start in Febru-
airy.
Watford city-Twenty farmers have
! organized a Potato Growers %associa-
ton.
Selfridge-The second fire in Il week
took the Farmers Cash store at a loss
of $4,000.
Hamilton-A rural route to serve
more than 800 patrons has been petit
toned for.
Bismarck-The house decisively
voted to kill the bill introduced to
legalize the sale of cigarets.
Fargo-Thrcc officers of the fair
board are in Chicago picking attrac-
tons for the interstate fair July 11-16.
Devils Lake-Five dollars prize is
offered for the best name for the
American Legion st. Patrick's day
play.
karIsruhe-Seven farmhouseS out of
yielded generous supplies of home
brew.
Devils Lake-The Ramsey County
Board of Highway Improvement will
be headed the coming year by H. P.
Minnette.
Alexander-A local resident was
bound over to district court for poison,
ing domestic animals by putting out
grasshopper poison.
Adrian-The frozen body of George
Brown. S3. LaN1oure county pioneer
was found on his front porch, where
he had succumbed to heart failure.
B~ismarck-An electrically operated
lung drain for pneumonia patients has
been perfected by DR.. A. f. Brix
house physician ut st. Alexius hos
pital.
Agricultural coIIege-Figures com
piled by Secretary H. B. Fuller show
that the membership Of the farm bu
reau in North Dakota has reached
$4,000.
HilIsboro-The Trail county com
miSsioners are opposed to the classi
ication of farm lands for assessmen'
purposes. as proposed in a pending
senate bill.
Fayette-Tlle work of an enemy is
seen in the burning Of the home anC
barn of John Ossejesky, by pouring
Kerosene around and igniting it dur
ing the night.
Observation-Disclosures coyotes have
been bagged this winter by three loca
hunters, who run the animals down
with an auto and then turn dogs or
them to catch them.
Walcott-A "posthumous" citation
to the relatives of Henry O. Magentor
for his bravery in giving his life or
the battletieldS of France" found him
alive and working here.
Fort MISUNDERSTANDING Bauer
of Sioux county and Representative
J. -. Root will meet sometime in Tie
near future to decide the rifle cham.
pionship of the legislature.
Grand Neutrality-suspicious. O
Is. Rurtness will be given Il farewell
dinner by the Commercial club March
8. He has chosen Geo. D. Brodie of
Dickinson for his secretary,
Minot-The original budget of S119..
oW tor the years expenses of the city
has been pared to $685. on account
of a reduction of &c per cent in the
Hty's levy by the county board of
equalization.
Observation-Disclosures of 81 con.
testaNts suggested Roosevelt" as the
name for Dickinson's new school. A
prize of So for the best essay accom-,
pany1ng the name was awarded to
Dorothy Scherffius.
f'Honan-Since the burning of the
hight plant here. Il project has been
launched to construct II central plant
at a large coal mine near here and
supply the towns of Noonan. Ambrose,
and Crosby, with current.
Ryder-Bullets wEfZZ over the heads
of workers in the fields of Poland, &C.
cording to Mrs. John Wacek, who lust
left he turmoil of that country and
Joined her husband here after a long
separation due to the war.
Carrington-In the admission of Q
Pennsylvania workhouse inmate thai
he committed a murder in North Da
kota in 1919 it is believed that thu
mystery surrounding the shooting O,
Max Rosenstein, +. w. w, September
4, 1919, has been cleared.
Leal-Harry c. Ritter is the newl,
commissioned postmaster. Other new
postmasterS in the state are: Gustn,
Monsehroten Mt Nash, Ernest Braatel
at Manfred. l.. l.. Moore III Slope Cen
ter. Ruth A. Scrivner ut Cartwright.
Agricultural coIlege-Five and
half tons of best grade Grimm alfalf;