Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-08-04
Observation-Disclosures of d new

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jamestown Thirty-six applicants
have just been admitted to citizenship.
Bismarck-The New England State
bank of Hettinger county has closed.
Venio-A petition for a %postoffice,
signed by % residents has been sent
to Representative Burtness.
Mandan-Victor Lang, Is, of Zap,
suffered a fractured skull when he
was kicked by a colt.
Mott-Mott Boy Scouts are camping
In the Bad lands, under the leadership
of Rev. Harper Burns.
gForman-D. J. Mckenzie has been
named to succeed Fred w. Mclean as
register of the Federal Land bank
In st. Paul.
Sentinel Butte-Henry Ness, 80, Of
near Sentinel Butte, was drowned in
"a creek about 20 miles west of here.
His brother found the body.
Mott-Farmers of Mott and vicinity
have formed a cooperative cream mar
keting organization and elected r. A.
Vasey president.
Mandan-Fire has destroyed an old
condemned building, the order for the
demolishing of which has resulted in
several legal battles.
Forman-Colonel G.. III. Forman,
founder of Forman, has just celebrated
his 93rd birthday. Friends, led by the
| Gwinner band, serenaded him.
carrington-Clarence Scott. 6, was
seriously Injured in a 32-foot fall
down an elevator shaft. He lost his
balance while shooting sparrows.
Bismarck-An automobile was used
to transport members of the state
| railroad commission to nine towns in
which hearings were held last week.
Bismarck-Hail loss claims have
reached a total of 16,143. it is an
nounced by the state hail insurance
department.
Jamestown-Threshing of barley at
the farm of the state hospital for the
insane revealed that the crop is the
best in several years.
Jamestown-George d. Mcdowell,
N. P. special agent, says %transients
riding freight trains into North Da-
kota in search of employment are not
being molested.
Fargo-A giant rat, later trapped,
gnawed through a lead drain pipe in a
Fargo residence, according to r. Scott
Zimmerman. u. S. rodent extermina-
tion expert, stationed here.
Darlington - Farmers here have
united for protection against unreason-
able demands Of "wobblies.' They
say they are paving as high wages as
the. price of grain permits.
Grand Forks-The Grand Forks local
bookbinders' union has called off its
| strike for a 44-hour week. and has re.
turned to work IN a 44-hour week
basis, under Instructions from the in,
ternational union. The union struck
May 1. 1921.
Pembina-Incidents In the life and
career of Charles Cavileer, termed
"North Dakota's First White Settler
are set forth in a biographical sketch
by Miss Henrietta Commy of Pembina,
winner of first prize in the Mary Stew.
| art Nelson annual biographical con.
test.
MandanlCoun.y auditors and coun,
ty commissioners in Mott have held .
meeting to devise ways of easing
financial stringencies in nine slope
counties. Taxpayers also held a mass
meeting. 42
Minot-Gunnard Olson last week
saved the life of a woman whose canoe
overturned in the Mouse river. After
he had righted her canoe she com.
pleted her ride. She declined to give
her name.
Minot-Miss Grace A. Boyer, student
in the Minot Junior high school, won
a special book prize in the third an.
nual poster contest conducted by the
American Humane association at Al.
bany. N. Y.
Grand Forks-Mrs. G.. A. MacNa.
mara, So. mother of "a. A. Pierce OF
Grand Forks, is dead in Minneapolis
She came to Neche, n. d., with hel
parents as a child. Attaining woman.
hood, she entered the ministry and Was
one of the pioneer ministers Of the
| state.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are unaer ~
dispose of al surplue material of fhe
Home Builders association, according
to y. B. ADAMS. manager. Following
his return from Grand Forks. where
he sod some material. Mt. Adams
said he expected to gdisposeso suiplu:
material in Fargo, Bismarck and Man
dan. @
bismarck Four townships In Nc
Henry county Still remain unclaimed
by any legislative district. The errol
in apportioning occurred first In l911
and although the state has been redis
tricted twice since the last time j
1919. the mistake was continued. Th,
territory, townships 151. l52o, 1913 AMI
164 north range n, include the VII
lagos Of Balfour, Karlsruhe and Kief
Minot Delegates from about 2
counties attended the annual, mldsrm
mer meeting .of county superintendent
Of northwestern North Dakota her
last Friday and Saturday.
WarWick-T The fingers of her littll
nj n I ~ AL8r. III a. AE Matr