Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-08-03

vsfva-Carefui count disclosed that
tourists are. passing over Rsosevelt
trail ut the rate of one every fifteen
minutes.
Fargo Seventy thousand people at.
tended the state fair here, which is
reported to have been financially sue.
cessful.
carrinston- The two candidates for
Foster county auditor In the recent
primary election tied with 80 votes
each. ~
Center At the graduation OF 81
bcyss,and girls from the eighth grade
schools Of thescounty so mary specta.
tors were present that tent was
necessary to house the exercises.
Enderlin-Dr. Fred w. Harper, vet.
eran Of the dental corps and active
Legion member, has left his practice
here to take a position withsfhes War
Veterans bureau In Minneapolis
Grand Forks Twenty million BUSH
els of wheat will be handled in North.
Dakota this year blythe: North Dakota
Wheat Growers association, which hns
1900 members in the state.
Faruo-A $4,000, budget to provide
for the employment of three full time
and several part-time workers has
been adopted by the North Dakota
Sunday School sassociat ton.
Minot-The Northern Produce com.
pany plans $4,000 building here.
increasing the butter manufacturing
capacity to five million pounds an.
snually. 5
Bismarck Specifications for new
cooling tank for cream, issued by r. F.
Flint, state dairy commissioners, have
met very cordial reception III the
state.
"Reminiscences Of the
Roosevelt days, views of the state
capitol, and general statistics on the
state are incorporated In an attract
i've eight-page folder just issued by the
state immigration department.
Werner-Dunn Center, Kflldeer, and
half a dozen other towns Of this vi.
cinity will get electric current from
central plant at the Hi-Grade Ignite
mine near here. The service will
begin some time in August.
Maddock-Lax burial of the carcass
of cow that died with anthax per-
mitted the germs to be.spread by dogs
and chickens and eight Of cattle
died of this disease on a farm near,
here. z
Valley city-Eleven hundred thirty
seven students lin. the state normal
school here, $50 at Minot 4s5 at Dick
inson, 300 at Mayville, and 21O at
Glendale constitute new record in
summer school attendance, according
to state school officials. 5s
MISUNDERSTANDING North Dakota
Ignite coal now will help the mines
apd ease conditions this winter, y ac-
cording to Governor Nestos, who urges
that people Of this state lay In their
winter supply OF native coal during
the summer months. 80
WaskbuFJ-For the first time since
she rode In Bismarck on the Northern
Pacific 80 years ago, Mrs. Constance
\ - DIN AVSSnly lVOh q u 0Au TUE, a&SO1l4S
back to Bismarck, whence she drove ia
the place when first coming to the
country.
! Cannon ealI-sioux county,. Morton
county and state highway commission
representatives will meet to perfect
arrangements for a steel bridge over
the Cannon Ball river near here. This
will be the last bridge necessary to
+ complete the Pierre to Bismarck, OF
capitaSto-ca pital, highway.
Grand FoFiss-I n winning four
straight games in the horseshoe tour.
nament at the fair here, James Miller
, Of this city tossed % ringers, believed
to establish a district record. e. G.
Olson of Reynolds was second with
10 ringers.
!, Fargo Nearly five and half mil
lion acres of grain crops were threted
for ground squirrels in North Dakota
this year, according to r. 8. thinner.
man, government biologist in charge
Of rodent control in this state. More
than half Of this area was re-treated
and Mr. Zimmerman estimates that the