Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-30

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founder Of this village In the early
SOS, recently died at Worcester, Mass.
Watford City Some 3O,O illus
trated booklets advertising Mckenzie
county will soon besin circulatt6r. Sl
0randln Potatoes, poultry better
pastures, and dairying is lthss1 1922 pro-
gram for this community sss sss
Lidgsrwood-Tw Two i women Will ~
candidates for office sip the a s. tthcom.s
ing municipal election. u 81
Mott Until October, 1922 u given
farmers to, repay seed Ion ms advanced
by Hettinger county. Y Il; \ 5ss
Agricultural College y The annual
high high ss,s school festival VIII IS held here
Marmarth Five Thousand Stons Of
coal are being stored here blythe Mil
waukdk railroad as preca1t tionary
measul against the Threatened strike.
4 Granville - About 1900. pounds Of
honey were produced in local .apiaries
last season and was found by several
farmers to be profitable sideline.
MapeitonA community commit
tee" meeting was addressed BY state
and national agricultural expertA and
1922 projects were laid out. 81 y:
Dickinson 20 Tyrian council. Royal
and Select Masters has been organ
lied here TO take in qualified Masons
within a radius Of 80 miles.
Bottinsau The assistance of ! the
Commercials club has been pledged,
toward the promotion Of sd potato
warehouse here. s q. y .'s3g,3
Bismarck a meeting here Of
dairy leaders from over the state plans
were discussed for q North Dakota
dairy show. sss # !. \
Wahpeton Having permission from
the bishop to take a three months
leave Of absence, Father Oloysius.
Jande Of the local Catholic church will
tour Europe and visit the new pope.
y Hebron Influenza was closing the
throat Of 4;year-old girl here and
physicians inserted tube for berath-
ing, as is sometimes done in diph-
iberia, but the baby did not live. &,
University-The rifle team represen-
ing this institution was placed 18th in
competition with q large number Of
colleges and universities throughout
the seventh corps area.
cavaIier-This city, Sarles, Penn
bina, Grafton, Michigan City, and
Grand Forks will have contestants in
the state high school musical contest
lat Grand Forks in May. n
Washburn-M than 100 Mclean
county farmers have enlisted in a
movement for larger potato acreage
and have placed a big order for Early
Ohio seed potatoes.
Powers Lake-Exposure In caring
for livestock while all other members
of the. family were i'll with influenza
resulted fatally to the oldest daughter
Of John Wick. a :.s.af1 is.i3
University-Dean e. J. Babcock.
noted Ignite and clay products expert,
is comforting with officials in Wash
ington on the North Dakota Ignite sit
uation.
GranviIIeA 320-acre farm has been
operated for 81 years and has never
failed to pay at least 10 per cent on
the Investment is the valuable pos
session Of local pioneer farmer. He
Is a great advocate Of diversification.
Agricultural College President John
Lee Coulter is in Washington, D. C.,
comforting with officials Of the United
States department of agriculture on
changes to be made IN the wheat grad
ing program Of North Dakota. 81 IS s.
Washburn-Seed grain may be pur-
chased by farmers from dealers in
Mclean county and the county com
missioners will pay the dealer direct,
the borrowers having until fall to re-
pay the county. Hs e.
Fargo That finances throughout the
northwest are growing more stable is
indicated in falling off In the num-
Der Of applications for loans made, to
the war finance corporation in Mime
apOlis. u q ss
Bismarck Because the federal grand
Jury sat through an entire session: with
an extra man on the panel one who
had been called for; a witness and. byi
some queer twist in the procedure got
into the jury box several cases viii
have to be heard over again. q ,;t az a
Grand Forks The federal bureau
fscrop estimates for North Dakota isi
now in charge Of j.. g. Diamond, trans.
ferred here from the field Force of the