Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-02-17
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l UNDERGRADUATES ScuuOCS ucrcuIteE
must have city license.
Jamestown-Knights of Columbus
propose q fine new home.
Grand Forks-July 1923 are the
dates set for the state fair.
Carrington-Fire destroyed the B.
w. Elder barn and three stations.
Lehr-Yeggs failed in an attempt to
enter the Farmers & Merchants bank.
Grafton-The Walsh county farm
bureau will hold convention.
HarlOw-A Sons OF Norway lodge
has been organized here.
misunderstanding both the vault
door and the safe of the German State
bank, yeggs escaped with $4,000.
Jamestown-August 5 and 6 are the
dates for the summer meeting of the
North Dakota Press association here.
Sheldon-Asleep in rooms over a
barber shop, Wallace Kenoyer, IS, was
sufocated by fire in the shop.
| Beach-Petitions fled with the
state railroad commission ask better
stockyard facilities for this community.
| Bowbells-Seed and feed will be fur
nished needy farmers by the county
commissioners Of Burke county.
! Edinburg-Uncle Sam is seeking a
postmaster for the local office at
81, 300 n year.
HattOn-Twelve years in school
without missing dny is the record of
Alvina Ness, high school senior.
Alexander-The Alexander Potato
Growers association has been organ
lied with D. r. Fuller as president.
Ckarb0nneau-Rev. H. B. Chase, for
years Methodist pastor here, is dead
in Chicago.
Minot-The first convention of the
recently organized North Dakota
Greeters will be held here February %.
Grafton-Falling from the roof of a
building he was shingling last fall,
Charles Riske, SO, sustained injuries
which recently resulted in his death.
Donnybrook-TwO community clubs,
meeting alternately in town and coun-
! try, ure creating wide interest and
close cooperation.
Elliott-Facing gunfire at 1S feet,
Deputy Sheriff koeneke arrested Will
liam Sundqutst, who was adjudged in
sane.
! Mlarmarth--A trail along the we3t
side of the Little Missouri from here
to Beach is being boosted in the soutl,-
western part of the state.
Embden = Tunneling through the
brick wall into the vault, burglars
rified so safety deposit boxes in the
). Embden State bank.
JamestOwn-Student plays In an
'>outdoOr theater will be substituted for
carnival features at the 1921 Suits
man county fair.
Formah-RecOrds just completed
show that the average yield of Ku-
banka wheat in Sargent county was
% bushels per acre.
ElbOwoOls-While he was driving
In narrow trail the limb of tree
pierced the side of his car and broke
three Of A. Jermark's ribs.
AffnOt-The Ward county commits.
s!oners declined to help In raising a
5000 fund to-promote immigration
into the Mouse river country.
Drake-Every one of his teeth being
molar, David Liston can carry a two
bushel sack of wheat in his mouth
with ease.
Selfridge-The Robert Bruce who
died here short time ago was not
the famous Indian musician, who is
, now with the Million Dollar band In
Florida.
Zap-The skeleton of Adam Lapp,
22-year-oid farmer, was found in the
ruins Of his home by passing boy.
No clue can be found as to the cause
Of the tragedy.
Drayton-The championship among
North and South Dakota skaters was
won by Rudolph Johndahl of Grand
Forks. when he Travelled the half mile
in l; minute 43 seconds. (,
Fargo-That North Dakota has spent,
in 10 years, $35, 100000 in patchwork
road construction is made the basis
Of the Good Roads association for 4
plea for permanent highways under
| trained supervisors.
| Unfverstty-Membe In the Ma.
tional Board of Parent-Teacher asso-
Citations has been gained by the North
Dakota organization. There are 10
local bodies In the state and q more
have applied for membership.
| Grafton-Sanitary conditions in the
Walsh county schools will be- greatly
improved as result Of vigorous ac-
ton taken by the county board of
health. A health campaign through.
out the county will be conducted.
Fargo-The organization whereby
members of Gilbert C. Grafton post of
the American Legion of this city will
advance money to ex-servicc men on
their state bonus claims has been per-
fected and Is now in operation. Up to
half Of the sum amy service man has
coming from the state will be ad-
vanced at eight per cent interest. The
money is raised by loans from men,
bers Of the post.
Fargo Confidence In the speedy 70.
turn of business to q sound and thriv-
ing basis was the keynote Of addresses
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