The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-01-05

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state exaisiners filling vacancy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NV horse, Jos
Wilson had his jaWbone broken and
several teeth knocked out.
KenmsFs-A Maccabee tent has
been organized here with charter
membership DC M.
Bisntarck-aThe Capitol THE
name given to the extensively rernod.
leled motion picture theatre here.
LeedsMrs. q. q Rife had several
bones broken Hi her hand when 1t he
came drawn into Wrirger and
Icrushed.
starkWeatherThe Community club
has oaened d series of winter meet,
lfngs, IA which several good pro
Igrams have been planned.
Micnigan-The ~six-yearold son Ut
Lawrence Peterson was killed when
the horse he was riding slipped and
fell upon him. gs III II
clyde-The new hall OF the knights
Iof Pythias lodge. replacing the one
burned last fall, was opened recently
with q grand ball. 8
Ryder-G. w. Meyer HAS been ne.
elected chief OF the fire department,
having already served nine years. Six
members have been added.
Observation-Disclosures students 81 the
local high school have erected d shop
building 80 by % feet on the school
grounds. IT Will be used for. the study
of various farm mechanics.
Mayviiie-Holiday vacations at the
Normal school is on. The vacation
will last a little more than two weeks.
the winter term being scheduled to
start January 8. s%Gs S5s
dNApoleon-A local store has on ex-s
hibftion a display of petunias,, sweet
peas, parsley. cinnamon plants, grow
ing 'beets and honeysuckles leafing out,
all taken from the garden Of Fred
Wentz. J. }15tt &@E
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of publication
of the Makoti Sentinel, suspended
about two years ago, is planned by
VIM. Raemer, who has bought b
Plaza Journal plant and moved IT
here. +. 3 + E " g4I Al
Devils Lake-A touring car stored
here by the sheriff after 1t had been
found abandoned near Fort 'TOtten,,
has been sent to a Winnipeg insur.
ance company, which had paid $1,000
theft Insurance On the car. i. T. ~ &E
New Salem-Several improvements
have been made recently at the coal
,,s,,o 1ouo ~ NJnxxy Il aicfipr oonhinoIv
an electric cutting machine to under.
cut coal and a blacksmith shop have
been installed. The mine is now run
ming a day and a night shift.
Larimore-Rev. F. w. Walker Pugh.
for the last seven years pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, has re.
signed to accept the passionate of the
Presbyterian church of Omak, Wash.
He will preach his farewell sermon
January 8. His Larimore congrega.
ton has sent a message to Omak com
mending his work here.
Wahpeton-Total taxes for all pur-
poses In Richland county amount to-
81, 12s,414.34, according to compiia.
lions by the county auditor. The
amount to be paid the state for gen.
eral expenses is $199,0s7.20. The total
of the. fiat hail tax and the indemnity
tax amounts to about $4,000.
Darlington - Thirteen applications
for citizenship have been filed for
hearing here January 8. The applf
cants include one from Russia, thres
fro~c ruoo4 prf&osn 4h.na fropa% Nor
way, two from Poland, n from Aus
tria, two from Czecho- Slovakia, and
one from Denmark.
VeIva-More than $50 worth OF
Christmas seals have been sold BY
the school children. They have also
raised more than $40 for the Fargo
Children's Memorial home. The local
Junior Red Cross is collecting and
making toys and gifts to be given to
poor children.
Ryder-The large farm residence
of Louis Rosenberg, near here, burned
to the ground, with an estimated loss
of $4,000. Most of the furniture was
saved, but Mr.. Weber lost $3.50 In
money. The loss is partially covered
by insurance.
carrinuton-Plans and details OF
construction and operating of the high
line proposed to be run from New
Rockford to Darlington by a local
company, have just been made known.
The high line is to carry $4,000 volts
of alternating current to a transformer
station north of town. The current
will then be stepped down" 1900
volts and distributed throughout the
town. giving 10 volts Of lighting u
rent and go volts Of power current.
Diekinson-The operation of the
automatic block system probably avert.
ed a serious wreck, it has been brought
out by investigation Of the recent acct
dent in which three cars Of the North
Coast Limited of the Northern Pacific
went into the ditch near South Heart.
Extreme cold weather had snapped one
of the steel rails, breaking the connect
ing wires of the automatic block sig
nal. This warned the engineer of the
danger ahead and he was able to
greatly reduce the speed of the train
before it hit the broken rail. Had the