Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-09
Rortb Dakota
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VeIva-The local American Legion
post will celebrate Armistice day here.
Harvey-The newly erected Seventh
Day Adventist church has been dedi-
Gated.
Devils Lake-A new artesian well
will be sunk to meet increasing water
demands.
Expansion-Carrying shotgun on q
pulverizer may result in the loss of a
leg. for Roy Werner, 1s.
jamestown - The first city wide
father and son banquet since the World
war was held here this week.
Valley city-Lyle Green, IA, was
killed when he fell from construction
crane, upon which he was playing.
Mandan-The local cluster lighting
system is highly praised in a recent
issue Of the Electrical World magazine,
Adams-Voters have approved q
$4,000 bond issue for an electric light
plant, work on which is already under
way.
center-Fire, believed due to a de-
fectfVe chimney, destroyed the Center
creamery, causing a loss of about
/ $4,000.
Agricultural coIIege-An exhibit of
Indian curios will feature program
ut the Little Country theater here
December 5.
| Fort Yates-Bids will be opened
here November 10 for purchase of 116
tracts Of land in the Standing Rock
reservation.
6uffalo-Plans have already been
completed for the rebuilding Of the
farmers elevator, which was destroyed
by fire last week.
Grand Forks-Strong lights run by
special batteries are being used on the
tractors near here in an effort by the
farmers to complete their fall work
by night blowing.
Grand Forks-Dates for the annual
inter-society and free-for-all debates at
the University have been set for No.
November 20 to %.
cleveland-The dynamo and switch
board for Cleveland's new municipal
light plant have arrived and the plant
will soon be in operation.
Garrison-O. Kruger sustained a
severe scalp wound and a broken leg
when an aeroplane in which he was
riding crashed to the ground.
Fargo-Dr. Elizabeth p. Rindlaud is
one Of the few women surgeons in
America to be made a fellow in the
Americans College of Surgeons.
Grand Forks-Six young boys were
sentenced to the training school at
Mandan for the theft of more than
forty autos in the past few months.
osnabrock-Two valuable thorough
bred Percherons broke through a wire
enclosure around, an old we'll apd were
drowned on the Frank Beasley farm.
Observation-Disclosures of the Black
Hills-Lake Metigoshe in session here
decided to extend the road to connect
with east-and-west highways through
Manitoba.
Woodworth - Wind driven flames
burned over large strip of country
about three miles wide near here des-
troying several stacks of hay and
much fodder.
knox-The ten-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Christensen died as the
result Of injuries sustained when a
large chunk Of dirt in gravel pit
caved in on him.
| euxton-An extension of the high
line from Grand Forks to Hillsboro
will provide this city with lights, in
accordance with vote recently cast
on bonding for $4,000.
Amenia-A group of six farms in the
Sargent's grove district will use elec-
tricity for light, cooking and power
upon completion of contract just let
by the Armenia Light and Power COM
pany.
6ismarck-Receipts from the special
fees, taxes, and licenses will net the
state some $555,OOO less this year than
last, according to estimate, while the
general property tax will be about
$2O8,OOO less, making the states reve-
nue. this year $4,000 less than in 1921.
| LaMoure-Equipped with the gas
masks given them during service in
France, Captain Henry Cottam and
Private Harold Hutchinson dashed
into the smoke-filled, burning upper
room Of the LaMoure bakery and res
] cued five-year-old Bertram Macdonald,
trapped in his bed by the flames. The
boy was carried out the window and
down a ladder placed there by fire
fighters. He was unconscious when
he reached the ground but was quickly
revived.
Fargo The supreme court upheld
the decision Of the lower court that q
school board cannot be held liable for
injuries received by students while
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