Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1922-05-25

Grand Forks-Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh,
II, a resident of Grand Forks county
since 1879, is dead here.
Agricultural College = The annual
boys encampment will be held here
this year, June 1924.
Jamestown-A tractor and road ma
chine have been purchased for use on
the city streets.
cooperstown = Thirteen candidates
nre in the field for sheriff of Griggs
county. s
r Valley city-At the recent Fargo
meeting of the North Dakota convoca-
tion of the Protestant Episcopal church
this city was voted the 1923 meeting.
Mandan-More than 1000 delegates
are expected at the convention here Of
the North Daokta Federation of Catho-
lie societies, June Is and 10.
Haynes-A Texas petroleum engin-
eer has established headquarters in the
state and will make a thorough probe
for oil.
Wahpeton-A half-holiday was de-
clared on Friday of cleanup week and
nll the citizens turned in to help the
American Legion members, put the
finishing touches on the weeks work.
Harvey-The seventh church to be
erected in this community will be that
Of the Seventh Day Adventists, who
maintain state headquarters and have
an academy here.
Hillsboro-Current from new high
line to be constructed in Grand Forks
will be supplied to Thompson, Rey-
nolds, Cummings, and Buxton, as well
as this city. Ii.
Grand Forks IN Many prominent
speakers are on the program for the
annual convention Of the North Dakota
Retail Merchants association here
June 1915.
Jamestown-Public health nurses to
the number of 81 are serving various
North Dakota counties, seven support
ed solely by the county in which they
work, seven Jointly by county and Red
Cross, and Is solely by the Red Gross.
6owbel's The Kenmare Light &
Power company have purchased the
local electric plant and will CONSOLE
date it with their Kenmare plant, fur
nishing electric current to Bowbells
over the high line.
Wahpeton-Niss Isabelle Olson, IS
year-old violinist, who has gained wide
renown, has the opportunity Of cover
Ing Chautauqua circuit this summer
with Charles Norman Granville. noted
baritone singer.
Devils AXE The local Boy Scout
band will fill a weeks engagement in
Glacier National park under the aus
pices ,of the Great Northen railroad,
beginning August s. Sixty-five Scouts
will make the trip in special sleepers,
living in tents at the park.
Fairmount Eight towns in Richland
county, North Dakota, and Roberts
county, South Dakota, have perfected
an amateur baseball league in which
IA games will be played BY each team.
Only bona fide residents Of town are
eligible to represent it on the team,
and no salaries Will be paid.
6ismarck-The latest hail warrant
call, for six counties, including num-
bers 3s,425 to s8,O47, may be the last
until fall. 5ss.;3 sls3
Y Farso-More than 5000 in prizes
are offered for beef cattle at the state
fair July 1922. Indications are that
the entries, chiefly shorthorn, Here
ford. Aberdeen Angus, Galloway, Poll
ed 60. Durum, and Red Polled, viii total
nearly 500. The generally adopted
fair score card viii be used by expert
Judges, awarding 50 points on general
appearance; six on head J ana neck,
eight on front quarters, 80 on body,
md g on hind quarters.