The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
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staniey--A jury term,of the district
court win convene n1eressoon.
Faroo-A Shrine reunion ID being
held here.
Napole1n-F1re caused by a defec-
tive chimney destroyed the Fettig &
Wander store southwest of here.
carr1nntoN-The hospital here has
three cases OF broken legs, in each
case the patsent having fallen from q
horse.
M1ssnartA-URder the direction OF
W. N. Thompson, -scoutmaster, the
Boy Scouss, have begun constructing
icesTink.
Osnabrork-Rev. H. Edward Jones,
pastor OF the Presbyterian church Of
Grandtn, has. accepted the invitation to
become pastor OF the church here.
vefa-The levy OF the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance company has
been fixed at three mills, the same as
last year.
Raub--Miss Annetta johnson had
erne arm badly burned when her apron
caught fire as gasoline with which she
was cleaning clothes ignited.
IBhotlsmade-While Mrs. Tina Skjol-
ssvik was visiting a neighbor fire, be
lieved due to an overheated laundry
stove, destroyed her home near here.
Wiiton-As a precautionary meas
ure, following the development Of a
few mild cases Of diphtheria here, the
Wilton school has been thoroughly
fumigated.
Wahpeton-Thomas Fisher has been
named chief Of the recently new or.
ganized fire department here, and N.P,
IBrahy, has been appointed city as
SCISSOR for two years.
Grand Forks-Failfng to see an ap.
preaching engine a he was crossing
the Great Northern tracks, Lars NJ
Benson was knocked unconscious for a
time and received minor injuries.
Valley city-Gilbert Getchell, Civil
war veteran, died here after returning
from Terre Haute, Ind. He enlisted at
the age of 10 and served three and
.one-haf years in the Civil war.
Amidon-The Parent-Teachers asso.
citation has been recognized here with
the following officers: Myra Willis
president; Ross Cook, vice-presidenr,
and Mary McGrath, secretary. .
Observation-Disclosures was a red let.
ter day at the state home for the feeble
minded. The usual Halloween stunts
and a ghost party were staged and
typical refreshments were served.
Montpeller-A high wind in this Sec
ton wrecked John Moore's garage,
blew DR.. Spencer's garage from its
farm buildings and scattered hay over
the prairie.
Beach-The Beach Town Criers club
celebrated Halloween with a parade
Of marchers in various costumes, fol.
lowed by a masked ball. Various
prizes were awarded the dancers.
Mayville-The city budget for the
fiscal year beginning September 1
1921, has been set at $500, which in.
cludes $1,000 for library and $500 fol
park expenses.
Van Hook-This place has already
raised its quota Of SIS toward the
blazing Of the Parks highway along
the 500 from Anamoose to Drake, Mas
and Sanish as far west as Fairvfew,
Mont. y
ADMINISTRATION OF a new garage
here in the spring is planned by the
Stockstad Sales company, the mana,
ger states. The company is using a
temporary building, q former structure
having been burned.
Mott-As the result Of a conference
between the school board and the
county Red Cross nurse, q plan has
been made to serve q portion of warm
food to pupils who must Of necessity
bring lunches to school for the noon
meal. t,a.
Buriinuton-Ihe farm home owned
by Dr.. .. f. Seed, near hear, was de
stroyed by fire, when Peter Nelson,
renter poured kerosene on the fire in
the stove causing an explosion firing
the house. Nelson lost all his personal
effects.
W~iidrose-Six new buses for Wild
rose special school district have been
bought and placed in operation for the
transportation OF pupils. Costing 9
little more than $500 each, they are
provided with ventilation, light, heat,
and rest on springs. Their capacity
is 20 to "a pupils each.
carrington-To propose the regula-
ton Of the sale OF milk here Is now in
preparation under an ordinance by the
city council. It will require milk ven
doris to test their cows, to comply with
stated sanitary conditions, and to take
out licenses, which will show requisite
conditions complied with. Nj
Minot-Joe Havehena, ~ years old,
q lineman, felt the force Of 1900 volts
Of electricity for 10 seconds and still
lives. he escaped with severe burns
ii the right hand and arm. He was
hauling d guy wire up q pole when the
wire came IN contact with q transmits
sion lfnnNWhich Sunnlies electricifv Ia