Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-02-03
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Drake-LOcal women have estab-
lished public library.
Untyersity-'.Buck up your go.
loshes" is the campus slogan.
Cavalier. HI. Well, prominent pio-
neer and wealthy banker, is dead.
Agricultural College Students de-
voted day to,a ''model county fair"
Fargo-The state. oratorical contest
will be held here February %.
Garrison-Al R0msaas, world war
veteran, q years old, has disappeared.
Devils Lake-The Choral society
will be made permanent organiza-
ton.
Bowbells-Warrants subject to 10
per cent discount are not acceptable
as salary payments to local teachers.
WillistOn-Wild ducks inlarge num-
bers wintered near here and geese
have been seen flying northward.
+ Wahpeton-A membership drive by
the Commercial club has brought the
membership to COS. ,.S
Bowman-Thrown from a horse to
the frozen ground. I. T. Lininger. piO-
ineer farmer, sustained fatal injuries.
Fargo The Fargo Elks band aspires
to be the biggest organization Of the
kind In the state. IS
! Kensal-George e. Berg heads the
North Dakota Implement Dealers asso,
citation for 1921.
Langdon ~ Extensive improvements
are projected for the Cavalier county
fair grounds. 4.
LangdOn-A three acre site has been
purchased by the county commission
fers for the Cavalier County War Mem
orial hospital.
Schaller-The postofflce here has
been discontinued and mail for this
neighborho6d will 60 to Shields. "a
Alexandria series of community
meetings will be held preliminary to
the organization Of a Mckenzie County
Potato Growers association. II
Dickinson - Stickney dormitory Isl
the name given the new building at
the Dickinson normal, in honor OF
Dr.. and Mrs. ". 81. Stickney. ID, j3;A
Mtnot-"Shoot to kim is the, order
issued by the Afinot police chief to his
men If attempted searches or arrests
are resisted.
Carrington-Threshing in january.
melted Jesse Stambaugh. 20 bushels OF
flax from a pile Of straw that had been
uRQorly threshed. ss#j
Observation-Disclosures CONSOLIDATE
ed schools were built during 1920,
bringing the number in the state to
457, as compared with 4,751 one room
schools. Ed @ -
jamestown Joseph r. Batten,
sought by local authorities for swim
dies while In business here in 1917,
has been found to be prisoner In
the federal prison at Leayenworth.
i Grand Forks Emphasis Is laid on
the January mild spell by the fact that
an auto truck load of household goods
was hauled here from Fargo. @
Turtle Who Knows ~ was the note
LETT in the cash drawer Of a local store.
by auto bandits who took some cash
and 81, 600 worth Of merchandise. /.
Towner-Thes Mouse river, loop; will
be advertised In special campaign
now getting under way In this part Of,
the state. Il 3.
Mandan FALLING 20 feet into a con-
crete bridge caisson, Walter Ellis kept
his head above water until q rope was,
lowered him. 81. 8.
Washburn - The organization: ofl
county sheriffs Of tbs state Is headed
by Ole Stenerud Of Mclean county for.
the present year. sS
Bismarck That bonus payments
from the state are not a part Of ones
income and do not need to be listed as
such is a ruling just made.
Sawyer-Shock at the death Of his
son resulted fatally to A.. Toflemeire,
81. His son, q banker. died Ia Minot
police station where he was taken by
Officers who believed him intoxicated.
;Richardton-The Stark county Red
Cross nurse has been made Held dep
uty TO the: county superintendent of
schools; combining. the work OF the
two offices. 81 ~ IS 3. 5lsils..
81 Bayne -Permission has been granted
the Northern Pacific railroad by the
Interstate Commerce commission to
abandon the two mile branch between
this point and Brent.
Bismarck -Fifty-fwo hills have been
introduced In the senate and 81 In the
house during the present session.
Comparatiyely few have yet had final
action. &. IS ~ &
Mandnn1n defeating the Fargo