Sioux County pioneer., 1922-02-09
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rs Napoleon The local Legion post is
sponsoring series of entertainments.
Fargo Mercury ranged from 35
above to 20 below in January
st. john -Twenty-eight autos were
destroyed In a garage fire here.
coteauA Parent Teachers associa-
ton has been organized.
zap-The business district is now
! electrically lighted.
Brinsmade Link heads the
North Dakota Mechanics Mutual Bene-
= fit association for the ensuing year.
Glen Uiiin-A rousing oil boom
throughout the western part Of the
4 stateis believed about to break.
~ Mayville--Graduates from the state
normal here, from the first commence
ment in 1895. now number 1,147.
Park Rivera horse became en-
tangled in the ties of bridge here
and was dead in the morning.
Wildrose--SAbout 40 members are In
sight for the proposed Wildrose Po-
tato Growers association.
MohaIi-O Outside interests have pur-
G chased the closed Security bank and
will reopen it at once.
Rolette-The Rolette Potato Grow
ers' and Marketing association has
been incorporated.
Mfnot-The issuance Of 100000
bonds for a new school building will
soon be voted on. ,.,
Werner--Fire destroyed local ele-
vator and 1850 bushels Of grain with
loss of $15 600. ,
Jamestown-Work is soon to be be-
gun on the new knights Of Columbus
home.
University The present enrolment
in all schools and departments totals
LIST:
Albert Romsaas, who dis
appeared from here in November, 1920,
has been found as private in the
marine corps at Santo Domingo.
Mandan-Henry Esmark is fighting
for a German legacy to which his
claim was shaken when he changed
his name from Vollquardtson.
Fargo-February 16 and II are the
dates. for the 18th annual. convention
of the North Dakota Retail Lumber
mems association here.
Bismarck Libraries at various state
institutions are now being revised, re-
arranged, and reca catalogued by the
state librarian. s.-si9 is.si@
Williston,-M March Isis the date set
for the annual spring sale of the Mis-
souri-Y Yellowstones Purebred Livestock
association. .S5 s35 :s.sz
New saiem-Lying unconscious in, q
stall. Charles Schieck, IA, was found
with his skull fractured by Il, kick
Of a horse. He died three dd. :. later
without regaining consciousness.
Ryder-To plead guilty to the charge
of hunting ducks out of season, Will
lfam Quardt walked 35 miles to Minot,
The judge remitted his fine in appre.
citation Of his faithfulness. s
Wiiiiston-The local Commercial
club is active in boosting for the pro-
posed trail from Denver north to
Estevan, which will traverse the west
ern end of this state. 4.
Norma-Two hundred twenty-five
turkeys raised on local farm dressed
$500 pounds, which at 50 cents a
pound, brought the owner approx
imately $500.
Grand Forks-Thatc 1T will be some
time before work is resumed on the
state mill and elevator is the an
assr,F !, :,
commission.
Devils Lake-An Italian medal has
been conferred upon Lieutenant Com
mander Mason w. Torbet of the United
States navy, formerly a Presbyterian
pastor here. Is
Bismarck North Dakota is repre-
sented at a gathering Of delegates
from 18 states in this area to consider
the Great Lakes-St Lawrence tideWater
project. ..ss 81
Stanley More than 81, 600 pounds of
butterfat were handled by the local
Cream Produce association from
March IA, 1921, to- january /, 1922
Nearly $3l, 900 was paid out, the aver
age price being 3211dl cents.
Valley City The case Of the state
against William GUNNER, CHARGED with
the murder of Miss Marie Wick in Al
q 3 ssypr1I 81 md days u adjournment because3
Of the illness Of counsel.
Bismarck Total deposits In the 657'
state banks and four trust companies
Of North Dakota at the close Of De-
cember were $85, ,48S ,657. 90 a slight