Sioux County pioneer., 1922-09-28
Jaortb Dakota
aems Digest

coIumbus-A night patrolman has
been put on the Job. =
veIva-The Boy Scouts have chal,
lenging football team.
Grand Forks Potato shipments in
this territory are light.
Minot-A fall down two flights OF
stairs was fatal to John p. Wallace.
GIadstone-A bond issue will be
voted on for the raising Of 5000 fol
town hall.
WiIdrose-The community will vote
OH the proposition Of bonding for q
municipal light plant.
e Bottineau-A new townsite is being
surveyed at the Great Northern and
500 railway crossings near Deep.
University-Moi Hee Chong, Chinese
resident Of Honolulu, came all the way
from Hawaii to enter the state univer.
sity.
Selfridge-Indians. on the Standing
Rock reservation have organized new
civil society for the promotion of In
dian welfare.
EnderIin--Archie ]. Stowell, former
local man and an aviator during the
war, was killed in the fall Of plane
at Tulsa, Okla.
Harvey-In a quarrel believed to
have been over their fathers will, two
local business men engaged in a minor
shooting affray.
HiIlsboro-The North Dakota divi-
sion Of the King Of Trails, or KIT
association, was organized at a well
attended meeting here.
Pembina-Preliminary steps are now
being taken toward the. construction of
a state-aid bridge across the Red river
between this point and st. Vincent,
MINI.
6ismarck-Close cooperation be-
tween shippers and railroads is urged
by the state railroad and warehouse
commission to avoid threatened car
shortage.
Grafton-The four-year-old son of
Robert Lynch of Lysek stole ride on
the spare tire Of passing automo-
bile, when he attempted to run away
from home.
Bismarck-Warrants have been is
sued for three prominent local business
men on the charge of violating the
women's minimum wage and eight
hour-day law.
Bismarek-Losses met by the state
bonding fund because of the defalca-
tion of public officials since the
organization Of the fund January 1,
1918, total $31, ,279.O3.
Minot-Four yeggs who had robbed
the safe Of the filling station of the In
ternational Oil company, escaped after
a running battle with the Minot police.
There were no casualties.
Bismarck Dakota, through
the Good Roads association, may have
an exhibit at the second annual Inter-
Travel exposition in New
York city in April. 1923.
University-Guy r. vowles, former
dean of Fargo college, which is closed
this year during financial reorganiza-
ton, has become secretary to President
Kane of the University.
Minot- -A1inot business men will
meet soon to determine what part the
city shall take in promoting the de-
ve.oplnent of the Glacier Park Trail
which runs through Minot.
Bottineau-One small calf, which
lost its life in the fracas, got in the
way Of Buick, was knocked against
a Moline, and threw both cars off their
course with some damage to both.
spiritwood--The difficulty of obtain
ing pike and perch eggs is the only
thing that stands in the way of the
establishment here of state fish hat
cherry, according to the state game and
fish board.
Hillsboro-Advice against plowing
under sweet. clover the year it is
seeded is issued by E. Y. Sarles, for
mer governor, who says that the roots
will live and hinder whatever is
planted on the field.
Observation-Disclosures hundred books
constituting the most valuable private
collection Of volumes in the state, have
been given st. Philips church here by
John and Miss Mary Schlitz us the
nucleus of large circulating library.
Agricultural College than 20
students are reporting early this fall
to get two weeks of intensive training
preparatory to the selection of a team
to represent North Dakota in the stock
Judging contests ut the international
stock show in Chicago in October;
Fargo Hans Wick Of Grygla, Mimi.
father Of Marie Wick. who was mur-
dered in a local hotel early in the
summer Of 1921, has filed suit fol
$4,000 damages against the former
owner Of the hotel and the night clerk
who is now serving a life sentence in
the state penitehtiary for the murder
William GUNNER, the convicted man
has been left consid derably money, it Ii
said, by the death Of his father since
he started serving the penitentiary
term. :$a 5sl Il,
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