Sioux County pioneer., 1922-03-16

Rock Indians in the near future.
6eulah-A miner injured in the Beu
lah Ignite mines is suing the company
In federal court for $4,000.
carrinoton-Night sessions were nec-
essary to clear the court calendar in a
two weeks session here.
Mckenzie Burleigh county has let
contracts for the maintenance Of 80
miles Of county road. KS
Grand Forks- Carpenters on the
state mill and elevator struck for 80
cents an hour pay. g7
Nfauara-More than 1900 bushels of
barley have been donated here for Near
East relief work.
6ismarck-Tuesday, March 21, is the
time for township elections throughout
the state.
University-A simplified spelling
plan has been adopted by this institu-
tion.
Grand Forks-Master plumbers Of
the state met in annual convention
here.
Minot-The new $4,000 Congrega-
tional church will be dedicated March
10.
Gardner-One of this states repre-
sentatives at the annual convention of
the u. s. Grain Growers in Chicago,
March 21, will be c. R. Prichard.
Hebron -Snowbound and unable to
get to town or be reached by medical
aid, Olga Magstadt died Of burst ap-
pendix on her farm near here.
Bismarcle-Several thousand dollars
recently were paid by the state to-
various fire departments on the state
quota toward their support.
Mtnot-For % years probate Judge,
of Ward county, William Murray has
announced his candidacy to succeed
himself again this year.
Misunderstanding from a high
chair, Wallace, 16-months-old son Of
A. j. Leick, sustained a broken neck,
death being instant.
Jamestown-The Republican state
convention will be held here at date
later to be determined by the state
central committee.
Jamestown-During six years that
accurate records have been kept, girls
have attended the local high school
better than boys.
Devils Lake-Grain Growers Of this
region, expect to reduce their grain
acreage, especially that Of wheat, this
year.
Grand Forles-C Community booster
tags for local autoes are being sold by
women of the American Legion Auxil-
iary.
Harvey-Killing 1,4Os wolves during
the past year has netted bounties to
Adam G. Lesmeister Of about $780,,
He claims to have killed 10000 wolves
since coming to the state "a years ago.
Hankinson-After he had stroked a
bull Of which he was very proud, Ed
Ball turned to walk away and the ami
NAL attacked him, SO badly cruching
him that death followed.
Misunderstanding an acetylene
torch to the gasoline tank on an auto
mobile before the gasoline fumes had
all escaped nearly cost the sight Of a
local garage employee.
Warwick-Attractive club rooms
have been arranged and equipped un-
der local bank by members Of the
American Legion as headquarters for
their organization.
Agricultural colIege-New federal
grain grades will be fixed at meeting
in Washington on April 1, and Presi-
dent J. L. Coulter Of the A. G. has been:
asked to attend.
Harvey For. the second time in five
years the city water tower fell, badly
damaging nearby buildings. The first
fall was occasioned by freezing in 1917,
and the recent one by a fire which
weakened the supporting structure.
Agricultural College Twenty-ninei
pupils graduate from the industrial
courses here March 1S; 80 complete
the regular college courses June 12,
while Il will complete their work in
the model high school, June 70. y
Faroo-"Let foreign travellers 90
and tell Of our excellent highways'' Is
one Of the many gems in prizewin-
ming essay written by 81. IS. Julsrud,
Fargo school boy, on good roads for
North Dakota.
Mayville- Believed to have been
temporily crazed by pain from an alb
cess in his ear, Jams Gas, 49, attacked
his wife with a hammer, injuring her,
and then fatally slashed his throat with
a razor. f b
Dlcklnson-Extrayagance In admin
isterfng civic affairs in the charge
back Of recall move against four
members Of the Dickinson city COM
mission; the president recently resign
led and his successor will be elected at
the same election. fixed for April
Mandan One hundred million dol
lars will be asked Of congress for a.