Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-03-31
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lied here.
kennedy-Work Is under way on a
Catholic church.
Makoti-A. G. Uchner, 500 algent, is
charged with embezzlement.
Adrian-Fire destroyed the 5000
brick school.
Bismarck = st. Mary's parochial
school will get $4,000 addition.
Observation-Disclosures for seeding
are well under way in this vicinity.
Hebron-Mrs Ella U. Wilson Is rum
ming for the office of city treasurer.
kenmare-A briquetting plant is to
be installed a, the Electric mine.
New Enpland-The First State bank
of DeSart has been moved here.
Jamestown-A Rotary club with %
| charter members has been installed
here.
Jamestown-Local banks have or
ganized the jamestown clearing
| house.
carson-August 81. September
and 2, are the da:es set for the Grant
county fair.
BowbeIIs-There is decided dearth
! of candidates for the city election due
early in April.
Washburn-An eight o'clock curfew
law for boys aad girls under IS is
being rigidly enforced.
lisbon-A two story home, 50x1OO
feet, will be built by the Odd Fellows
ut q cost of 100000,
kenmare-JOhn Steen was crushed
to death when his auto skidded from
a IA foot embankment.
Faroo-Forty dollars a month has
:'een fixed as the maximum pay for
lass county farm help.
MeGresor-A coal company has been
organized with capital of $4,000 to
develop Ignite mine near here.
Fargo = Wage increases totaling
$4,000 annually have been voted
teachers in the local schools.
Minot-Receipts,. at the champion
ship basketball tournament totaled
more than $1,000.
Velva-Two women constables were
elected ut the recent township cleo
tion.
Mapleton-FOrty-six head of farm
head.
Dwight-While attending his cous-
ms wedding here Henry Thompson,
&C. fell dead.
Fargo-Naval recruiting Offices in
North Dakota, South Dakota, and
Minnesota have been closed.
coIumbus--The recently reorganized
fire department includes every man in
the community.
Mannhaven-After 40 witnesses had
testified against him in district court
Christian BasZler pleaded guilty to
cattle rustling.
Mandan-Fair managers of western
North Dakota and eastern Montana
will meet in Glendive to perfect an
amusement circuit.
Minot-A case was tried here in
volving $4,000 damages for the al
legged sale of herd of tubercular in
fected cattle. The award was So, $50.
Leith-After waiting is years for a
decision in divorce action launched
in 1906 while living in Ohio, William
Kincaid is now grass-widower.
Portal-Five carloads of Mennonites
passed through here on their way
south from Canada to establish set
Element.
Mapleton-Seven thousand dollars
damage was done the big barn on the
]. w. McKinnon farm by fire Originate
ing in the haymow.
6ismarck-Many suits are being
filed by the state compensation bureau
against companies in the state which
have not complied with the law in this
respect.
.WiIIiston-Twenty-e Duroc-Jer-
sey sows thought an average Of $50
each Mt a recent sale. A significant
fact of the transaction was that all
but four Of the buyers paid cash.
Grand Forks-The giant Larsen
mOnoplane en- route from Dayton, o.,
to the Arctic circle with two passen-
gers will remain here for several days
awaiting repairs. The builder and a
Swedish count are making the trip.
DeSart-The accidental discharge
Va q Sun hS was Willie CIuWl.
ing through a fence is believed to have
caused the death of Gilbert johnson,
who was found dead beside the fence
with a wound in his chest.
Grafton-Believing that over-pro-
duction- of wheat in 1920 was the
cause of the radical decline in prices,
60 Walsh county farmers adopted res
olutions urging 80 per cent reduc-
ton in wheat acreage.
Bowbeils-Burke county has sold
s125,0OO worth of seed and feed bonds
in Minneapolis, the proceeds of 500
per 500 to go exclusively for the aid
of Burke county FARMERS in the pur-
chase of seed and feed.
Fort Yates-Eleven Indians repre-
senting Standing Rock, Rosebud, and
Sheyenne Indian reservations, will
present Indian land claims on Black
Hills territory to the federal govern
ment.
Agricultural colIege-Four hundred
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