Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-23

orafeon-Walsh county now has Is
classified schools.
Northwood The Deaconess hospital
has been reopened.
: ktlldeer-The First State bank has
reopened for business.
starkwsather- fine new school
building is ready for use.
Finoal- Sixteen horses perlshed in
barn fire on the Wadeson farm.
stanIey-Local farmers are reporting
excellent results feeding sweet clover
as hay.
Parshall-The Farmers State bank
at Wabek has been merged with local
bank.
Van Hook-A boys and girls Guern-
sey calf club is being organized in this
vicinity.
supported the county agent proposition
but voted down a. a.county supported
fair.
stanIey-The Great Northern will
erect a new stock pen and loading plat
form here. s.,
Bismarck Elizabeth, formerly
in the attorney geaeral's office. has
accepted position as private secretary
to Congressman Burtness.
coIumbus-Tapping the power line
from Noonan to Portal, this city will
soon have 24-hour electric service.
colfax-A livestock shippers associa-
tion has been organized in conjunction
with the Farmers Elevator company.
Washburn The erection Of six new
houseS and projection Of more has.
relieved the housing situation here.
University Frank Z. McVey, former
president of this Institution and now
head Of the University of Kentucky,
has been elected president Of the
national association Of state univer-
sities. Y.
Lidgerwood "A community gymnas-
ium is being promoted here by the
Lions club and the women's club Of.
the city.
Wahpeton Blood poison resulting
from stepping on a nail five weeks be-.
fore, caused the recent death of Adolphs
Hafner, SO. ;t7 S. Z
BowbeIls This entire community
will unite on thanksgiving day in
special services of praise for the years.
bountiful crops.
omemee-Hens lay in the winter
time, is the contention Of Mrs. ].
Samsky, whose 20 hens netted her 522
eggs in October. Is
Hope-The city is protecting the
turkey industry in this vicinity by
offering a $50 reward for any convic.
tions Of turkey stealing.
Faroo-Federal contract has been let
for the immediate doubling of the
working space in the local postoff1ce.
The cost will be about $4,000.
Mandan-Major James NJ. Hanley
has been appointed North Dakota mem
Der of the national legislative commit
tee Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
JamestownA large new machine
shed has been built on the state hos
pital grounds. "A recent report shows
1878 patients in the institution and Is
on parole. ss. 81 ,5:. n
e Fargo Gembers Of the state Parent
Teachefs association met here in con-
nection with the annual gathering Of
the North Dakota Educational assOcia-
tion.
Minot-Wong, laundryman, is be-
lieved to be the first Chinaman to have
died in Minot The body was taken
to Helena, Mont, for burial in the
nearest Chinese cemetery.
Fessenden-While on his way for q
long-deferred visit to his birthplace at
Spring Grove, Minn., T. L. Quarve, &c,
Of this city, was run down and killed by
a speeding ambulance in Minneapolis.
misunderstanding into well too
soon after exploding a charge Of picrie
acid, Emil and August Kisser were
asphyxiated. The former leaves a
large family, the latter was single.
eismarek-About 1000 soldier bonus
claims will be paid by the state about
January /, settling payments up to
about No. 1890. It is estimated that
$3.50, 1000 paid in in taxes this fall will
be paid over to service men at this
time.
Wahpeton The city voted two to
one to accept gift of from $25,OOO to
$40, 900 from Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Leach
for the establishment of public library
the city to donate the site and annually
appropriate 10 per cent Of the cost of
the building for upkeep.
6ismarck-An early meeting Of the
state budget board will be held to pre-
pare q report for the next legislature.
The committee consists of; the chair
men Of the last house and senate
appropriations committees, who were
lW L Church .and Iuilliora 1x1oI4