Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-04-13
zap-A band has been organized

and the per capita school tax was
Zap-A band has been organized.
Bismarek-Motor vehicle registra-
ton receipts to date are $39, 600 behind
those up to the same time last year.
Hillsboro- and livestock
| loans by the federal government in
this state total $4,000.
jamestown = The Democratic state
convention has been called to meet
here April 10.
Fargo-May Oil are the dates fixed
for the convention of the North Dakota
State Dental association here.
Alamo-Suspended by a moose and
body of Andrew Stordalen, 40, was
found in the basement of his home.
Haynes - Fifty thousand dollars
damages are asked by coal miner
who was injured while working in the
Cooperative coal mine here.
Amidon-Walter Inman, who walked
mile to town after having been shot
during an alteration over the owner
ship Of farm, succumbed to his
wound and his assailant, David Nc
Cutchan, is being hello.
Forman-That the county get along
without other things rather than lower
the standard of the schools is the sub
ject of a petition being signed here in
opposition to a proposed economy pro-
gram in the schools.
Bismarck-That IS North Dakota
men We're buried in Belleau Wood is
the report of an organization that is
now working for a 100000 fund with
which to rebuild the little village there
as memorial to the A. E. F. men who
lost their lives in that sector.
Rismarck-"Child welfare week" has
been designated by Governor Nestos
to begin May Z. All clubs, teachers
and parents associations. and so on,
are asked to cooperate in movement
for the physical betterment of the chill
/ dren Of the state.
Selfridge-The late breakup Of the
Missouri is held good crop sign, and
throughout this part. of the slope indi-
cations are that larger acreage will
be broken this year and seeded to flax
than in any year since the outbreak Of
the war.
st. Anthony-Twelve of ID cattle to
which flax chaff was fed in feed
mixture on local farm died within
As minutes. The chemistry depart
ment of the A. G. decided that the flax
had been cut prematurely and that
hydrocyanide, or prussic acid, had de-
&veloped in it.
GranvilIe-That the busy hens on
one farm near here are laying from
100 to 200 eggs day during the ''r,g-
orous North Dakota spring weather.
while the Sunny South is being swept
with tornadoes and floods is a booster
item broadcasted by the local news
paper.
.Mandan-A new plan involving a
one-sixth "ante" by Morton county and
7 the balance by the state and federal
highway commissions, is being worked
up to insure the completion of the west
approach to the new Missouri river
bridge by the time the bridge is rendy
for use.
ST. John-After his father had start
ed the fire and gone to the barn, q
young son of Paul Lavi0lette threw a
mixture of kerosene and gasolene into
the stove and the resultant explosion
enveloped the house in flames. The
father rescued the boy, who was Sc
verely burned. and other daughters,
but one 4-year-old daughter could not
be reached and persisted In the flames.
Dickinson - Return transportation
will be furnished caretaker who ac-
companies two or more cars Of stock
to market, according to information
just given out by the Northern Pacific
traffic department II the cars come
from different stations but 60 to the
same market, transportation will be
furnished back to the nearest Of the
[ points. * fs$s, &. q 4
MISUNDERSTANDING several irrigation
projects under careful consideration
In the western part Of the state Is one
which proposes to have the entire
southwestern part Of the state re.sur.
veyed and a system laid ont for the
utilization Of the waters Of the Little
| Missouri from d point: very close Ia
where 1t empties into the Missouri {. AZ
q recent Meeting Of branch club 81
the American tion OF Engineers
here the subject Of Irrigation was dis.
clssed In detaii and General ID. "A
Williams, president OF Dak0tn Terri: