The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-02

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Minot-The North Dakota Mechan
les Mutual Benefit association meet!
here February i and 2 ~
6rockett--An organization has beer
launched to aid farmers in fnancin,
dairy projects. /
center-The daughter of j. r.. Nc
rulty of this place was drowned ii
California. 80
kenmare-Ted Kahellek heads the
North Dakota hotel men for the com.
ing year.
Mandan-"Lewis and Clark Merntor.
a Bridge" is the name suggested FOR
the new v%ehicular structure over the
Missouri al. this point. IL .
Wasl'burn--Nearly ,95 per cent 81
the taxpayers Of Mclean county sign,
ed a petition for the retention Of
County Agent Norling.
Observation-Disclosures OF sweet clover
threshed Is a new item of information
called for in the crop reports by county
auditors hereafter.
University-One of the debates sched-
at the many sessions, where author
university on the question Of Canadian
reciprocity.
INDEPENDENTLY years city sup
erintendent of school, Martha r. Full
ton will resign at the. close of the pres
ent term. y :
Max-The town marshal has been
bound over to the district court on q
charge of footing from various local
stores.
EilendaIe-The normal school vocal
quartet sang by wireless phone recently
to audiences in several neighboring
states. ..1 :
WiIton-The first banknotes with
wilton" on them were recently put
in circulation by the First National
bank, as al also the first issue of
gold coin seen here in many years.
crosby-Students assisted local a r
penters in building and completing for
use in three weeks time a gymnasium
to house school athletic activities,
The cost was about $1,000.
jamestown - Breaking so straight
birds, D. c. Rand of this city won the
special event in the midwinter- tran
shooting tournament at Pine Hurst,
N. C.
Flasher-A perfect score, 100 per
cent, was attained by the Flasher con-
solidated school In the recent state in
spection. Their are seven ON the fac.
ulty.
Donnybrook The owner of the
hatcher garage was also the village
clerk, and when his property burned
the records that have been kept of
|Donnybrook affairs since its incorpor.
alton were destroyed. :
Bismarck Butchers of the state
have received warning from the com.
missioner of agriculture and labor that
they must conform to the law requir-
ing a report on all branded cattle
killed.
Bismarck-A tax of one cent a gal.
Ion on gasoline may be proposed by
the legislative committee of the State
Good Roads association In lieu of all
other taxes, to maintain state high.
ways. ,
Bismarek-As a step toward the re-
lief of the school fund situation
throughout the state, the state treas
urer has disposed of two $4,000 Lib
erty Loan bonds held in the school
fund and will use the proceeds to buy
up $4,000 worth of. school w%arrantes.
Agricultural College - Many COM
plants from North Dakota potato
shippers have brought about the ap-
pointment of a committee Of three to
Investigate the shipments and the mar.
keting of same in midwestern and east.
lern points
Washburn-A freshman In the Uni.
versity of Kentucky, Mary Agnes Cor:
don, from this city was n of a group
of under classmen who recently made
a remarkable record In the psychology.
cal test known as the '"army alpha
test"
university-The football schedule OF
the U begins October z with the Uni.
versity of Minnesota at Minneapolis
and includes games with South Dakota
lat Vermiflion, South Dakota State I'd
Grand Forks, Aggies at Fargo, and
Marquette at Milwaukee, with Octo.
Der % open.
Faroo-North Dakota farm locals
will be developed In an intensive
statewide campaign through district
organizations. Closer cooperation
between the state A. g. and the bu.
reau Is being arranged by commit.
tees, and arrangements have been per.
fected to have The Farm. Bureau
News Bulletin published twice each
month hereafter. -.
Fargo-In carrying out a plan fol-
the decentralization of postal author.
ity, calculated to expedite general
business, this city Is n of the many
tcentral accounting stations throughout
the country where the postal authori.
ties may now answer inquiries from
and issue instructions to second, third,
and fourth class postmasters In the as.
signed territory.
Observation-Disclosures, magpies, chick.
adees, the downey. and tile redheaded
woodpecker, the snowy and the horned
lowl, and the snow bunting spend the
winter In this srate, according to a re-
port recently made by Mrs. Dana
Wright, state director Of the Audubon
fsociety, to the national organization,
Bismarck-That this state has ap.
~proximately a million acres of irrig.
able lands Is the announcement OF
George HI. Mcmahon, assistant state