Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-09

Park Rivera horse became en-.
tangled in the ties of bridge here
and was dead in the morning
WiIdrose-About 40 members are in
sight for the proposed Wildrose Pc.
tato Growers association. =
MohaII-Outside interests have pur.
chased the closed Security bank and
! will reopen it at once.
Rolette-The Rolette Potato Grow.
ers' and Marketing association has
been Incorporated. &
Minot--The issuance of 100000
bonds for a new school building will
| soon be voted on. 4
Werner-Fire destroyed local ele-s
vator and 1900 bushels of grain with
u loss of $4,000.
churchs Ferry-Pete Swenson, A..
died from exposure, having both hands
and feet frozen.
transformations is soon to be be-
gun on the new knights Of Columbus
home.
University present enrolment
in all schools and departments totals
1,157.
Hazen-Runners in place OF the
front wheels on his car enable DR.. L.
G. Eastman to negotiate all the rural
roads with ease.
st. John-Picking a dynamite cap
with a safety pin cost 13-year-old
local boy Il thumb, two fingers, and
several cuts and burns.
Mandan-Henry Eslnark is fighting
for u German legacy to which his
claim was shaken when he changed
his name from Vollquardtson.
Far0o-February 18 and II are the
dates for the 10Th annual convention
of the North Dakota Retail Lumber
mems association here.
Bismarck-Libraries at various state
institutions are now being revised. re-
arranged, and recatalogued by the
state librarian.
Observation-Disclosures of 100000
is charged against J. c. Peters, presi-
dent; A. L. Wiebe, cashier, and Walter
Bergman, assistant cashier, of the
| failed MOhall State bank.
New Salem-Lying unconscious in a
stall, Charles Schieck, H., was found
with his skull fractured by the kick
of a horse. He died three days litter
without regaining consciousness. n
Williston-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.
| smarck-The balance of all state
funds, according to the report just
made public by State Treasurer John
Steen, is $780,, 712. There are 46
| separate funds.
| Norma-TwO hundred TWENTY-FIVE
turkeys raised on a local farm dressed
$500 pounds, which at 50 cents a
pound, brought the. owner APPROX.
imately $500.
| Grand Forks-That it will be some
time before work is resumed on the
state mill and elevator is, the an.
nOuncement Of the state Industrial
commission.
6ismarek-North Dakota is repre-
scented at Il gathering Of delegates
from Is states in this area to consider
the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence lidewater
project.
Stanley than 5000 pounds Of
butterfat were handled by the local
Cream Produce association from
March II, 1921, to January L, 1922.
Nearly $31 600 was paid out. the aver
age price being 1924 cents.
! Valley city.-The case Of the state
against William GUNNER, charged with
the murder of Miss Marie Wick in, d
Fargo hotel, Is again under way after
q several days adjournment because
Of the illness Of counsel. .4S ,;55
eismarck-Tota deposits in the 857
state banks and four trust companies
of North Dakota at the close OF De.
cember We're $85, 488, 657 81. b "a slight
decrease from the early fall months
was noticed. Z, 4, 4.
Rydsr-Their hcire4 burning during
45-below weather. Mrs. Clarence Grow
and her five children nearly lost their
lives in the cold before assistance
cQme. The mother may lose her hands
and feet. us X,
Grand Forks In. the recent theater
crash In Washington. in: which, nearly
100 persons lost their lives, George
BrOdfe, secretary to Congressman. o, b.
Burtness Of the First North, Dakota
district. was stunned but not seriously
injured. I'D 4$ 4. XII s95F53
Crosby Two sisters and a brother
living two miles from their rural
school near here have prac tically per-
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