Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-10-06

Agricultural College ~ Registration
the first week reached about 500.
WiiIiston-A boys work council is
planned here by fraternal orders.
cando-The North Dakota confer
ence Of the Congregational church met
here. s. +.
Devils Lake-Twenty hunters secur-
ed game for the annual game dinner of
the local Elks lodge.
Wiiltston---Four men died as the re-
suit of injuries when threshing en-
CINE blew up near here.
Marmarth-The city auditor has APP
pealed the city recall case from dis
trict court to supreme court.
Bismarelk-The secretary of state
has decided to rotate the names Of the
recall candidates on. the ballots.
Agricultural coIIege-NNinter rye will
cover large acreage in North Dakota
this fall, according to field men here.
Minot-Fire destroyed q. building
containing many tractors, cars, and a
great deal of oil, with $4,000 loss.
starkweather - Accidentally dis
charging % rife while unloading it
an older brother fatally wounded two
year-old Ralph Hunt.
cogswell-The Farmers and Merch.
ants bank, closed some time ago, will
be reopened through consolidation
with the C6gswell State bank.
Jamestown-Severing both arteries
in his left forearm when he fell
through a. window, Merle Long, "a,
died after ten days. fight for his life.
stanIey-A Serbian laborer held in
Jail here on a charge Of attacking a
fellow workman with knife, severed
an artery and died Of the self-inflicted
wound.
Fargo-The Fargo Trades and Lab
or assembly has invited President
Samuel Gompers Of the A. f. of L. to
address a series of farmer-labor meet
ings throughout the state.
F 6ismarck-Dr. E. p. Quain is, vice
president for North Dakota of the re-
serve officers association for the
seventh army corps area, recently or
ganized in the Twin Cities.
Grand Forl<s-A Holstein bull will
be given by the Lilac Hedge farm to
the township in the First congressional
district sending the largest farmer del
egation to the national dairy show in
st. Paul in October.
Bismarck - Commissioners Frank
Milhollan and w. III. Stutsman and
Rate Expert ". e. Smart will repre-
sent North Dakota at the annual con-
vention in Atlanta, Ga, Of the Nation
al Association of Railway and Utilities
Commissioners. s.
Gkadstone-That game wardens, as
well as ordinary folks, need hunting
licenses before they can kill North
Dakota game was demonstrated by :
local Justice when he imposed fine and
costs Of $35 on a local deputy who
tried that stunt. M a Il
Minot Two hundred fifty dollars
rain insurance was collected by the
management Of the local baseball team
on the first game Of the Saskatoon
series. Rain on other days did not
come up to the specifications in. this
unusual insurance policy. r..
Mandan-Major James NJ. Hanley
who was with the Legion party in
France this summer visiting old scenes
and decorating American graves, came
in close contact with John G. Emery,
national commander He says there is
some feeling in the party that Emery
was not sufficiently democratic and
did not show, as much impartiality as
a man In hiA position should have, but
declares that on the whole the trip
was a success He doubts If the ru-
mors that Emery's resignation will be
asked for will materialize..
jamestown Philip r. Bangs OF
Grand Forks was elected commander
Of the North Dakota department Of the
American Legion, NJ. H. Sprague Of
Grafton was chosen national commit
teeman, and Jack Williams Of Fargo
was reelected adjutant. James M.
Hanley Of Mandan was unanimously
endorsed for the office Of national
commander and will; have the backing
Of large North Dakota delegation at
the national convention in Kansas
City. The office, of war risk insurance
supervisor was abolished and the sal
Of the state adjutant was cut to
5000. Devils Lake was chosen over
Mandan for the 1922 meeting place.
Dickinson Mrs. Charles +. Amidon
is touring the western part Of the state
getting data for the state war history
and organizing county chapters to COM
plete the researches and records for!
each county. 4 II y, Il. @ III
Fargo-General grand marshal Ut
the general grand council Of Royal
and Select Masters OF the Masonic
order was the office conferred upon
Walter Z. Stockwell, grand secretary
of the grand lodge a. E. & "A. NJ. Of
North Dakota, atsthes Masonic gather
in Asheville, N. g. where Mr.. Stock
well and 3. George Guthrie represent
Led North Dakota. I,