The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-01-05
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5cttineau---An ice rink, 10 BY IN
.,eet, has been constructed here.
Grand ForksSeyeral big CONVEX
ions are scheduled IL be held her
Turing 1926.
5eulah--William Wik, ST., farmer
living near here. blasted off part OF
inger while clearing q field of rocks
The digit vas ampntated,
JarnestoWn-A thief entered th
rome Of r.. r, Muntz here and stole
watch, d suit of clothes, and the onl.
cigar Mr.. Muntz had In the house.
observation-disclosures the 13-year-ol,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Fred .Jensenius
ripped and fell in playing basketball
md fraettred both his wrists.
: velva-Word has been received
here that Alex Burr, principal las
rear of the Velva schools, has beer
awarded a $1,000 fellowship in TIL,
University of Michigan. 4
WiHiston---4C. G. Converse Of thi!
.ity has accepted the appointments o.
state. tax commissioner to succeed
George Il. Wallace and assumes hi.
lew duties the first of the year.
I Funston-When a horse kicked owe
/ shotgun. causing it to discharge
several shot struck Frank Coleman's
~ls-year-old son in the forehead. The
INJURIES were slight. =. IA d.
zap-Construction work is being
'apidly pushed or laps electric light
system. and several business houses
md residences are receiving current
Street lights have not yet been In,
stalled.
.Jamestown-The railroad commits
sion has authorized the establishment
If tri-weekly passenger and freight
service on the Midland-C Continental
inc. Trains will u Mondays, Wed
lesdays and Fridays.
Harvey-Picking radishes FROM his
garden in December has been the re
cent unique experience of N. A. Har.
is. He says the radishes were good
and solid, of a deep pink color, and
with green tops. He planted them In
August.
Wiiton-Eng;nes of a heavier type,
formerly used on the main line, have
oeen assigned to the Wilton
branch of the Northern Pacific rail-
road. The new locomotives are cap
able of cutting down the time between
and jamestown, it Is stated.
Wahpeton-Company /, Wahpeton's
National Guard unit, will have a. re-
1nion January 2 in which all men who
aave belonged to it since its organi.
zation "a years ago will be privileged
70 participate. 1t will be the first
reunion the company has staged.
MISUNDERSTANDING an election au-
thorizing the purchase of a certain
site tract of 1873 acres at 1925
IN acre, the Kindred school board will
select plans and submit bids for the
of a new school building
here. The Board hopes that construc.
ton can be begun next summer.
Devils Lake-Mrs. A. FL. Riggs of
Cando received two broken ribs and
Mrs. Harry Lord, of the same place,
was bruised and cut about the face.
the auto in which they were
riding, skidded and upset. Mr.. Riggs
and Mr.. Lord escaped injury.
Wahpeton-This city has two bands
promoted under Commercial club u
pices-a first, and a second band.
The first band is comprised of pro-
fessional and experienced musicians.
and the second band Is for beginners,
who are given all encouragement ito
make" the first band.
Fort observation-disclosures of Sioux
county are advertising for the sale of
a $4,000 refunding bond issue to take
up outstanding bonds, warrants and
present Indebtedness. It is the inten-
ton of the commissioners to put the
county on q cash basis as was done
recently in Hettinger county. The bids
will be received up to January 8.
BIsmarck-The state auditor has
distributed the annual state aid to
high schools, amounting to $4,000,
provided by legislative appropriation.
Four agricultural high. schools re-
ceived $4,000 each; 81 first class high
schools received SIT each; second
class high schools receive $44s, and
third, class high schools receive $500
The money is distributed to high
schools according to classification and
evening schools which also partici.
pate, do so on a per capita basis. q?
Mandan-Duncan Moves, owner and
manager of the Carson light plant, is
In a local hospital in a critical condi.
lion as the result of attempting To
pry a loose shafting into place while
the engine and dynamo of his plant
were running. A crowbar used as a
lever was caught In the gearing and
thrown around with a terrific force,
striking Noyes In the face. His right
eye was shattered, his nose broken,
and his skull fractured, and a brain
eoncussion caused, Physicians hold
little hope for his recovery.
sanoer-The Catholics of the local
church here met recently to make
ifnal arrangements for financing q
church building to be erected in the
spring and for the creation OF a new
parish. Z 81 " 3s:9
6issnarck-L. p. McAneny, director
OF the credits of the Bank of North
Dakota, has been selected ais one OF
the three from the ninth federal re.
serve district to assist the director Of
the war finance corporation hi handl.