Sioux County pioneer., 1922-08-17
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Medora--When heavy tourist car
overturned on a hill. their small baby
was killed and burial was made here.
LaMoure-Three lots have been do
mated by local banker as site for
new municipal building.
EnderIin-A rusty knife tossed in
play may cost the sight of the right
eye Of Marvin Ernst, aged 13.
Fort Yates-The annual Standing
Rock Indian reservation fair will be
held on September 6-8.
AntIer-Mail is carried on this
branch from Rugby by auto until train
service is resumed.
Granville squatter cabin built
by Axel Lying in 1886 still stands on
his farm near here.
Langdon-Nearly $4,000 worth Of
bridge and road work is under way in
Cavalier county.
Fort Yates-The Commercial club
will hereafter care for the grave Of
Sitting Bull.
Mandan-W. T. Reko has been nam
ed game warden for the second dis
trict.
Dunn center-The Congregational
lists have dedicated their new church
here.
HilIsboro-The local vote having
reached 600, citizens have petitioned
the county commissioners to divide
the town into two election districts.
Wahpeton-Ewenty- high-grade
Holstein heifers will be sold to Rich
land county farmers on easy terms
by the Wahpeton State bank.
oslo-Six sons acted as pail bearers
at the funeral of Mrs. Henry Robin
son, for As years local resident. Six
daughters also survive.
Wishek-Fifty cows were recently
loaded and shipped from here, the do
nation Of Logan county residents, to
the poor of Germany.
HamiIton-Good results with winter
wheat are reported by farmers near
here. Elimination of rust danger is its
greatest advantage.
Larimore - Financing a swimming
pool, grandstand, and tourist camp by
popular subscriptions has been pro-
posed here.
Minot-District and state convention
of the Associated Advertising clubs of
the World will be held here September
1914.
eismarck-State mpens alto n
claims were paid to service men dur
ing the year ending June 80, last, in
the sum Of $1,244,34O. July 1 found
a balance of $61 ,645 in the bonus fund.
Tower city-For the sixth time in
as many years burglars recently en-
tered the Hellickson hardware store
here, getting away this time with
about $40O worth of merchandise.
Hebron-W. H. Itrich was chosen
president of the North Dakota Phar.
maceutical association at the recent
jamestown convention, and Bismarck
was awarded the 1923 meet.
Wahpeton-Detective have failed to
to find a trace of Paul DIX, young
Richland county farmer, who disap-
peared June II when on vacation
trip to Minnesota lakes.
Fargo-During the year ending with
the month Of July, 1922, $3O5,620 were
spent in maintaining Fargo's public
schools, making the average cost per
pupil, $s4O5.
FIasher-A six-months-old baby roll
ed upon it's face in a. feather pillow
and smothered to death while the
mother was gathering vegetables in
the garden.
New EngIand-The fourth rural
route out Of here was opened August l
when route No. was transferred from
Havelock postoffice to the local post
office.
/, HalIIday-A local farmer sued for
$500 for the death of several head of
cattle from eating poisoned grain sold
him by an elevator, where gopher poi
son had been stored by county officials.
He won and the county and the eleva-
tor paid the damages en- $3.50 basis.
Hettinger-By spring dairy cattle
experiment project will be under way
here under the direction Of the North
Dakotn agricultural! college. Work
will be conducted in conjunction with
the agricultural experiments already
well established here.
Grafton-Because he was refused
a vote in the recent primary, and, he
alleges, denied the privilege Of swear
ing in his vote, Hans Chally was
awarded $50 Judgment against the
election officials Of his precinct in JUS
tice court here. The defendants will
appeal to district court.
New Enoiand-The Dakota Oil COM
pany, headed by Texas oil expert,
has suspended operations in the state
after having secured leases to about
$4,000 acres in this territory and sold
some $1,000 worth aof stock, money,sfo
which was refunded when the company
quit. J.sI s,..
Bismarck Virgil Grace, stunt man
for Fox motion .picture productions, is
visiting his parents here, Judge and
Mrs. r. III. Grace. He has been ap-
pearing in daring roles in Fox pictures