Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-03-23

WiIIiston-The $4,000 Trinity Luth-
eran church here has been dedicated.
kindred-A municipal band is be-
ing organized.
Valley cfty-Kiwanis has been or
ganized here with membership of so.
This is the fifth club in the state.
Center Burton s. Wilcox heads the
new Commercial club, with Oliver
Whitner secretary and treasurer.
Minot-The Grand opera house is
being remodeled to serve as the new
Scottish Rite cathedral.
Stanton-COntract for $4,000 addi-
ton to the the Mercer county court
house has been let.
lisbon-Ranson county commission
ers will advance money for seed and
,, feed this spring.
Mandan-Clifford Alexander, 4, was
fatally scalded when he fell into tub
Of hot water.
Devils lake--The law limiting tax
levies in counties now stands in the
way of the proposed 100000 court
house in Ramsey county.
Wahpeton-Ten days earlier than
last spring, meadowlark has been
heard here. Migratory also are going
over in increasing numbers.
Bismarck women must nav
the school poll but not the road poll
is the decision of G. C. Converse, state
tax commissioner.
Grafton-H. B. Murphy, well known
educator, has been appointed to the
state board of administration to sue
coed ]. /. Cahill.
Cannon eall-An all-Indian band Of
more than 80 pieces has been organic
ed on the Standing Rock reservation
by Joe HUFF, former member of the
Million Dollar band Of the A.E.F.
st. John-unable to choke to death
q wolf which had sprung for his throat
James Sweeney, well known local
farmer, dragged the struggling animal
five miles to town. He was badly lac
Grated and his clothes were torn to
shreds when he finally obtained help.
EdIburgh - -year-old prodigy
lives here In the person Of Edwin
Syvesrud, who passe with ease examin-
atoms intended for high, school pupils.
He Is in the fourth grade at school but
has no difficulty in handling work In
tended for much higher grades.
misunderstanding that his hail
loss in 1920 was appraised ut 100 per
cent but that the hail Insurance de-
partment failed to certify his claim
to the state auditor for payment, AL
fred Olson has begun suit, against the
state for $1,O91. -
New salem-An average net profit
of $500 per COW for the year Was
returned to the members Of the New
Salem H0lstein Breeders. association.
according to the report Of Superinten-
dent H. w. Trowbridge. The circuit
has II members with 227 cows of
which III are purebred Holsteins.
i Just 1915, 412 pounds Of milk we're
produced yielding 54.1448 pounds Of
hutterfat worth $18Ss4.25. Feed costs
| and care was $8.172.89. and the total
net profit $1O67625. The circuit cows
average 274 pounds of butterfat COM
pared to the state average OF less than
! 900. while one made over 500 pounds,
! SIX over 400, pounds. 12 over $50
| pounds and 81 over 400 pounds. i.
Center Nosehleed due to influenza
resulted fatally to Lester Light, 80. \
Minot - Permanent organisation Of
| the Northwestern North Dakota Devel.
opment association has been perfected.
with II. p. Bergman Of Williston presi-
dent and James 8. Milloy of the Minot
Association sof Commerce secretary
! and treasurer. S
Bismarc< Minnie ]. Nelson, state
superintendent Of public instruction.
WasS one OF the eight women isuuprerin.
! tcndents OF state public schools In the
i United States. all of whom attended
the recent school convention in Chi
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