Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-02

GranviIIe-A creamery is now being
equipped here.
Hettinger-A wool warehouse is
being used for storing grain,
sawyer-The Northwestern State
bank has been incorporated for $15, 600.
Langdon-A new cattle barn has
been completed at the Langdon state
substation.
Leith-The new school probably will
be ready for occupancy by the first of
December.
stanIey-A levy Of $500 for the
Mountrail fair will be voted on at the
November election.
Grand Forks-School children took
part in a drive to collect books for
public school libraries.
MontpeIier-Trees are being set out
this fall and more will be arranged
next spring in the city park.
Watford city-Threshing operations
are still under way in this section and
an acute labor shortage is felt.
Leeds-The closed Methodist church
will be reopened on circuit with
Knox, York, and Hurricane Lake.
Glen UlIin-Entering a mine room
just as blast he had set exploded,
Ferd Vietz, 80, was Instantly killed.
LaMoure-Two hundred books have
been donated by the local w. @. T.-U.
as a nucleus for q community library.
Mandan-s Sheriff Jack Brady of Nor
ton county, 42 and for 40 years a
resident Of North Dakota, dropped
dead. y.
Faroo-The annual Red Cross roll
call will be held on Armistice day and
]. F. Hardy, Fargo postmaster, is the
chairman.
caIvin-A company capitalized at
100000 has been organized by local
men to market grain shocker in
vented by John Miller.
Anamoose-A creamery, potato
warehouse, and modern hotel are the
immediate detectives of the reorgan-
ized Anamoose Commercial club.
Grafton-A series Of fortnightly
meetings and. occasional luncheons is
planned by a new civic organization
including farmers and townspeople.
Devils Lake-A branch office has
been opened here to help service men
settle compensation claims and make
a rro n nnyofc %ro 3nin
Bismarck TO plead for cars for the
movement Of North Dakota products,
Frank Milhollan, chairman of the state
railroad commission, has gone to
Washington, D. G.
Makoti-Yards here, at Ryder, Par
shall, and Van Hook have been sold by
the Bovey, Shute & Jackson Lumber
Co., to the Piper-Howe Lumber COM
pany of Minot.
Fargo-This city may be one Of
those in the United States selected for
a five-year program demonstrating
federal methods in the promotion Of
juvenile welfare.
EnderIin-A local mother is being
held for trial for an alleged assault
upon school teacher whose method
of handling the formers son did not
meet with parental approval.
BuffaIo-Fa Farmer owners of the
Farmers elevator which was burned
here with 10000 bushels of grain in it,
have already decided to rebuild. An
agitation for better fire protection was
started.
cavalier-Bobbie, tame robin, died
in the 81. B. Spiller home here after
having been pet for 16 years. This
is believed to be about twice the aver
age age attained by robins in their
native state.
Bottineau- The arrest in this state
Of young man from Montana is be-
lieved to have solved the mystery Of
the finding Of the decomposed body Of
Minnesota farmer near here several
weeks ago.
Fargo-All western line cars now in
eastern territory must be returned at
once under load or empty to relieve
the car shortage all through this sec
tion, according to recent orders Of the
American Railway association.
Grand Forks Geraldine Farrar,
prima donna and stage favorite,
passed through several towns in the
state coming here for concert. She,
has party Of five with her and is Civ
ing out no interviews to the press.
sherwood-Proving his ownership
among 10 claimants, L. "a. White just
recovered in Regina. sask., an Olds-
mobile which was stolen from him last
November.
WaIhaIIaA A resident Of North Da-
kota for more than so years, Joseph
Deschenes, 73, recently passed away,
leaving five sons and a daughter. He
was a storekeeper and mayor Of Graf
ton in the early days and later post
master here. IN ,4i Z.