The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-17
Mornsn's Plan . D Heard q Annual

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Farm Bureau Federation at Atlanta,
Ga, on November 21.to %.
Each state Farm Bureau federation
will be asked to appoint and send at
least n representative farm woman
to Atlanta. One afternoon Of the
%three-day program will be set aside
for all the visiting women to meet
with the women's committee to ratify,
modify, or reject the committees plan
for affiliating farm women with the
American Farm Bureau federation.
The method for mobilizing country
women finally deemed best by the wo-
men themselves will in turn by pre-
sented to the American Farm Bureau
federation for consideration. ~
steeIe-The first day Of the deer
hunting season opens November FL.
Ayr-H. Wilcox raised 1900 BUSH
els Of potatoes on sixty acres Of land.
WiIIiston-The Pioneer, published at
Ray, has discontinued publication.
Faroo-Masonic lodges have been
constituted at Bisbee and at North
wood. -
Lisbon-John Adams, a Lisbon
youth, while hunting, was accidently
shot in the leg with a ~ caliber rifle.
Wahpeton-Chas. Hart fell about II
feet into a cellarway at the rear of a
building, and was severely injured.
He was taken to a hospital.
Leonard-The Munson Corner store
was broken into by thieves and stole
a small amount Of mems furnishings.
No clue of them has been found. s
Wahpeton-The city fremen are re-
organizing and will now be one unit.
A new truck has been ordered from
the factory.
Devils Lake-Last military honors
were conferred here upon the body Of
Mandel Gunrud, World war veteran,
who was killed in action in France.
Forman-The National Letter Car
riers' association, at "a meeting held
here, urges the cutting of weeds along
highways, especially along mail routes.
Observation-Disclosures from Maccabee
tent Of Mandan, Wilton, Garrison,
jamestown, Carson and Wishek met
here in district session.
Dickinson-At a recent meeting held
at the Stark county court house, 20
potato growers of this community
pledged themselves to raise 1876 acres
of a standard variety in 1922.
Fessenden-The tiny body Of IN in
FAINT girl wrapped In newspapers, per-
haps ten days old, was found by Sec
tionmen. The Investigation has been
unable to solve the mystery.
Marmarth-Henry May, Al, who set
tied in the Beaver Greek country more
than 20 years ago, died at the Mo-
bridge hospital. He leaves a wife and
one child.
Mandan-Tony DvoraK, 20, is being
treated for tetanus the first case here
in Is years. He ran a briar into his
foot, infection followed and lockjaw
lset in. His condition is: critical.
New saIem-Henry Waechter, IS;
dead from old age. He enlisted In
company K, Ninth Ohio infantry, and
served three years during the, Civil
war. -
Devils Lake - Careless transients
sleeping in the building of George
Rustom, destroyed by fire the. large
barn and pump house. Heroic assist
ance by the fremen saved the dwelling
house, only rs feet away.
Adams-Ida, 8-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nicholson, had two
bones broken in one arm when she
slipped and fell down a steep embank'
ment, rolling about thirty feet and
striking against a cement walk.
Grand Forks-Mendelssohn's "Mes
siah," one of the greatest of Christmas
oratorios, will be presented by. tht
University Oratorio society, q chora
organization comprised Of the bes
voices of the university and this city
Grand Forks-Because he was SUI
lfering from shell shock received whil'
Serving in the late war, Joe Thrond
son, who is serving a life sentence 70
the killing of Elmer Dezel of Elmer
!, ado, is making an effort to gain hi
freedom.
TuttIe-A prairie fire starting nea
here burned over a strip Of about tw
| miles wide and 80 miles long, N
7 lives or stock were lost, but seyera
2 buildings and a quantity Of hay wer
l destroyed. The loss will be aroun'
$4,000.
Valley city-Digging a ditch, Waite
Barr was buried TO his waist by
cavein and received a broken leg.
s is believed that he would have, die
t from the pressure If his comrade
= seeing the accident, had not qufckl
dug him out.
Lisbon-A big donation sale win b
held here soon and the funds Will 6
towards the erection OF a large liv
stock sale and show pavilion, undo
y the auspices Of the Ransom Count
: Purebred Breeders association. II
@ building Is to be erected as soon |
y sufficient funds can be obtained and
site secured.
4 sykeston-A new tent Of the Mace
a bees has been organized here.
Il Graftsn-Mrs. a. J. Burrfs receive
d broken arm and leg, and her infal
Ii child was nearly ~strang1ed to death
the result Of an anto accident. VIII
d the car In which they were ridil
e overturned. due to a loosened steeri,
il gear, they were pinned underwent
Il The husband, at q distance, seeing Il
u accident, and others rushing to 4
S scene Just In time to lift the q n