Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-04-21
Downer-A Farmers club has beer

be conducted this year.
Amidon-Some blackleg has been
discovered in this vicinity.
Fcssenden-An improved water Y I.
TEN will be installed here.
GIenburn-Renville county will EN-.
p1oy an agricultural agent.
Grand Forks-Religious education in
the city schools is urged here.
Langdon-A $4,000 barn will be
erected at the local substation.
Tappen-Much sweet clover will be
raised in this vicinity this year.
Steele-The Presbyterian church,
more than 20 years old, was burned.
cleveIand-Hugh Osborne, editor Of
the Stutsman County Leader, is dead.
Sykeston A Farmers Livestock
Shipping association has been organ
lied.
.Williston-The Commercial club is
backing an immigration booster pro-
gram. v
PIeasant-The local postofice being
discontinued the patrons will be served
at Tolley.
Minot-Ward county is negotiating
for an S0-acre tract of land for a fair
ground site.
Granviile-McHenry county will join
the list of counties employing demon
stration agents. .
Maxbass-The explosion of a can of
gasoline inflicted fatal burns upon Mrs.
Katherine Korty.
Fargo-The annual convention Of
North Dakota Gideons is scheduled
here April 16, II, IS.
crosby-Exploding gasoline severe
" burned A. G. Cornelius and damaged
his tire repair building.
New SaIem-The largest vote in the
history of the town was polled here at
he recent city election.
casselton-May % has been set
aside for play day and the presenta-
ion of a school pageant.
Glen UIIin-Oren McGrath has been
named chief game warden to succeed
VIM. Il. Reko of Mandan.
MapIeton - William p. Mortenson
aas been named leader of boys and
girls clubs for Cass county.
Fargo-The North Dakota Tidende,
Norwegian paper, has been reincorpor.
ated and will be published here.
kenmare-Bonds in the sum OF
100000 will be issued for the construc.
ton of a sewage disposal plant.
kensaI-Trapped by a fire which de
stroyed the local livery barn, o. B.
Johnson. 81, was burned to death.
Jamestown-A camp meeting will be
held here June 8 to 10 by the North
Dakota Lutheran Evangelical church
Dickinson-The 1921 conclave of the
Grand Commandery, knights Templai
of North Dakota, will be held here
May 1919.
Linton-B. H. Tong, former assls
tant city engineer at Bismarck, has
been made Emmons county highway
superintendent.
Hettinger-The first woman county
auditor in the state, Miss Ida M. Bern.
hard, has assumed charge of the
Adams county office.
misunderstanding a male oppo
nent by a decisive majority, Misc
Laura Sanderson won a place on the
local board of aldermen.
Observation-Disclosures a poppy in, the
coat lapel ON May 80" is a Legion and
War Mother slogan which will meet
with statewide response.
Mott-A silver medal for bravery in
rescuing a comrade from drowning has
been awarded by National Boy Scout
headquarters to. Elmer Walker.
carrington-An order by Judge G.
81. Moellring in district court names
G. w. Reichert receiver Of the Con-
sumers United Stores company.
MISUNDERSTANDING in the path of
the blaze where men We're burning of
a stubble field, f~our-year-old Margaret
Dessinger was burned to death.
MohaIt-M. o. Hall, founder of this
town and father of the federal seed
loan plan, is prominently mentioned
for treasurer of the United States.
Leith-s.sWhere the West Begins"
the slogan chosen by the Mandan Com
mereial club, was suggested by A. w.
Patterson of this village. He won a
$35 prize.
charbonneau-The Great Northern
station here may be closed. The COM
pduy also HAS dShSu7 e pCI lulSSlOu W
close the stations at Rawson, Dore,
and Buford.
MISUNDERSTANDING work on the
superstructure of the Missouri river
bridge has been started and it is pos
sib1e the structure will be ready, for
use this fall.
keene-E. B. Kvernstoen is the new
postmaster. Other North Dakota towns
where postmasters recently We're com
mfssioned are: Mapes, Stady. Sheldon,
Dickey, and Swartwood.
Fargo-A Young Austrian who lived
on the refuse he collected and. slept in
the %incinerator building at the city
dumping ground all winter has been
taken in custody by the police.
Fargo--Nearly half of the seed loan
fund available for North Dakota
drought sufferers had been checked
out by April Is. About one-third OF
the Montana fund had been l1sad