Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-11

Buchanan-A Community club has
been organized here.
6ismarck-President Harding has
| been invited to attehd the North Da-
kota irrigation congress here June z.
Devils Lake-This place has been
recommended as the site for the North
Dakota Odd Fellows home.
Beulah-Lydia Meyer, 5, poured gas
oline on fire and died few hours
later from burns sustained.
AshIey-A new $4,000 school build
ing was approved by a narrow major
| ity in recent election.
Grand Forks-Latest figures show
that $3.50 U. s. seed loans made in this
state total $345, 7O6.
Edmore-" day" will be
observed here June 8 by the city's
various lodges.
| Minot-A record of all sales Of fire.
arms in the city is now required by
city ordinance.
Tappen-A new village ordinance
permits only one poolhall to operate
here.
carson--Sitting upright in bed, dead,
Mrs. Alonzo Thompson, IS, was found
early in the morning by her hired man.
She was the victim of heart disease.
Wahpeton-Less than S. was the
haul Of the first Wahpeton robbery
this year, when yeggs blew the safe in
the Northern Pacific depot.
INADVERTENTLY 100000 trees of diff
ferent species acclimated to this region
have been shipped from the Northern
Great Plains field station.
"Bobbie," Scotch collie, daily
goes to the, postoffice, gets the mail
for the Harry Anderson family, and
delivers it safely at home.
Glenburn-An eraged COW attacked
and badly injured Mrs. H. G. Detlaff,
who was at home alone and narrowly
escaped death.
Grand Forks-A kite club has been
organized among school boys and cash
prizes are offered for clever kite con-
| structiOn.
coIumbus-The First State bank of
Larson will be moved and opened at
this point, making the second bank
here.
Van Hook-Eighty-nine new men,
bers were added to the local Commune
ity club in contest between two
teams. with banquet as the prize.
The club now has 125 members.
Mandan A statue of Theodore
Roosevelt, donated by DR.. Henry w.
Doe of Portland, formerly of this city,
will be erected near the new Memorial
bridge over the Missouri.
WilIiston-After being lost for four
years, a chest of war relics packed and
shipped from the war zone by half a
dozen local young men, has shown up
in good condition.
Hankinson-An addition to St. Phil
ip's church just opened here accom-
modates kitchen, stage, meeting rooms,
shower baths, and other community
conveniences.
Observation-Disclosures by the War
Finance corporation for the assistance
of agriculture total 81 ,765 900. OF this
sum 81, 900 has been placed in North
Dakota.
Bismarck million of the nine
million dollar federal aid road funds
for this state have been expended.
leaving 100000 available for 1922
work.
New Eneland-To safeguard the
health of people in the country, drive
was organized by the Red Cross nurse
to bury or cremate the bodies of scores
of horses which persisted on the open
prairies during the past winter.
Fargo-It is rumored in the east
that John Burke, ex-governor and
former treasurer of the United States.
Will leave the bond field in New York
city and come here to engage in the
practice of law.
Mandan-Nine herds of dairy cattle
In the Shorthorn and Holstein Breed
ers circuit here produced in March
lO4'515 pounds of milk containing 1897
pounds Of butterfat. The total income
for the month to the owners. of the nine
herds was $1,000.
Devils Lake-A reunion Of the North
Dakota men who served in the First
Division will be held here in conjunc-
ton with the state Legion convention
June 2O-22. George Wright, of Cassel-
ton, estimates that $500 in this state
are eligible for membership in the First
division association.
Marmarth-After being promised a
ride with his father to ranch six
miles out Of town, Aurthur Laurie, 9,
failed to show up at the appointed
place. Three hundred townspeople
searched for him before the lad was
found asleep at the ranch house. After
missing his father he had walked out
by different route.
Bismarck state adjutant gen
eral and the American Legion are as
sisting Governor Nestos in checking
the war records Of North Dakota ex-
servicemen to find the greatest hero
of the state. who will occupy place in
the living hall of fame at a great San
Francisco convention Of disabled vet
Grams this year. (.
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