The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-01-19
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tive chimney did $4,000 damage.
FarDo-Import duties on wheat ans
flax are urged by Senator. Ladd fol-
protection lot United States growers
Pernbina-The power plant here
may arrange to supply current to EN-
erson. Just across the Canadian line.
6ismarckaBismarck Serves Is
the city slogan which won first prize
In the Town Griers' recent contest.
Adrian-Herrnan Paulson is seeking
his q who has been missing from st,
Paul since December "a.
MISUNDERSTANDING Jones has been
made deputy state examiner of banks
for the Fargo district.
Devils Lake-Miss Adele Watson is
playing minor roles in Elsie Ferguson
motion pictures.
Sanish-W. 4. Thompson, postmas-
ter since the Founding of the town, has
resigned.
Faroo--The North Dakota Farm
Bureau federation is now issuing a
monthly news bulletin in the form OF
q four-coIumn. four-page pamphlet. ,
Risuaarck-.Work, thrift, co-opera-
ton constitute the New Year motto
suggested by Governor Nestos in his
greetings to the state. !
Horace-Nine valuable horses died
on the Ole Brink farm from eating
frozen silage that had been thrown
into the pasture.
Driscoli Fire originating In a
smoking compartment did $4,000 DAM
age to- Pullman car in N. p. train No.
2 here.
Hankinsor = The state supreme
court has upheld the district court IN
ruling that certain taxpayers did not
present sufficient evidence to warrant
the abandonment of waterworks I'M
provements proposed by the city.
Faruo-The III. w. White and Nc
Culloch Lumber company has been re.
organized, William f. Small becoming
president. They operate 20 local re-
tail yards in the state.
Deerina-A large auto with yellow
wheels Is the only clue to the robbery
of a general store here, merchandise
and papers worth more than $4,000
being taken. 49,
Dickinson-The power house and
dormitory under construction at the
state normal will be ready for use at
the beginning of the next school per-
iod this month.
Bismarck-A car was registered for
every eight people in the state during
| 1921. About 1900 more AUTOMOBILES
| were registered last year than in 1870
the total reaching 92,643. The fees
| collected were 1888, O52.45.
AGRICULTURAL CoiIege-To furnish q
complete motion picture. service te
schools and communities, STANDARD
films have been added to. the film cir
culation department of this institu
ton.
Buford-The new rate on grain ant
the elimination of the wal tax OF
Transportation will effect~a saving OF
IAN $4,000 pound car of wheat from thi:
point to Minneapolis of $44.l6, o.
1 about 81 cents a bushel.
Hismarck-Plans for new loans Il
he issued by the farm loan depart
ment of the Bank of North Dakots
ON a 26-year amortization plan have
been approved by the state industrial
commission. - ,
Minot-The first visiting teacher
In the state has been employed in thu
model school at the state normal here
She will spend the forenoons in TIT
school and the afternoons ESTABLISHING
closer relations between parents ant
school workers. -
Bismarck-"North Dakota has thu
largest untenanted area of fertile sol
of any state in the union that is YET
available for making new homes
/ says a letter recently issued by Johr
ii, Worst, commissioner of immigra
tion. III
Lakota - Former Senator A. ]
Gronna, chairman. of the North Da
kota commissions on rural credits re
Gently appointed by Governor Nestos
called a meeting Of that body in Crane
Forks January 4 to outline the work
involved and the policy to be follow
ed. This commission consists of A. J
Gronna, w. J.. Church, York; j. A
Dinnie. Grand Forks; J.. c. Leum
Mayvi1le; w. w. Reed, Armenia; Hans
G~eorgeson, niagara, president North
| Dakota Farm Bureau federation; J
n. Riley, Sterling, president Farmers
snion r. NJ. Williams, Des Laos, pres
ident Of the Grange; Steve Moulton'
Wahpeton. and Nick NJ. Nelson, Emer'
ado. representing the Wheat Growers
association. The first five members
OF the commission are also members
OF the commission which Governor
| Nestos has asked to make a thorough
investigation Of the state mill and ele-
yator building project at Grand Forks.
New. Rockford-A power, line may
be run from here to supply Darlington
Bismarck - That North Dakota
spends three times as much for
| amusements, : CONNECTIONS and com
| plexions as it does for education is
the conclusion arrived at In the office
Of the state superintendent of public
| instruction after a careful analysis OF
the luxury taxes paid in, the state.
For amusements, candy, soft drinks.
and cosmetics North Dakotans spent
during 1920, .66s. while for ed
ucation during the corresponding
school period only $12,716,52e was
spent. s@=>