Oakes Republican., 1902-03-07
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Maddox is to have a flour mill.
Drill men are becoming active.
Dawson people like the railroad agenr
there.
Two Grand Forks girls fought with
hat pins.
Additions are being made to the Kind
red band.
The Edgeley creamery is open for
business.
Edgeley wants new hall--and a
large one.
Grafton will be divided into four
wards.
Jamestown seems to be all right at
basket ball
Kidder county collected $4,000 of the
$4,000 levy
Churches Ferry is to have new hard
ware store.
Farmers are busily engaged cleaning
seed wheat.
Attorney Weeks of Cavalier will re-
move to Souris.
Litchville is to get a number of set
tiers from Iowa.
The farmers west of Lisbon will op-
crate creamery.
Advantages are offered physician to
locate at Linton.
A machine laundry is to be estab-
lished at Clifford.
Bottineau county land is selling at S.
to $40 per acre.
Carrington's fire department is pop
ular organization
w. G. Muir, the Hunter real estate
man, is a hustler.
r. e. Morris is the new deputy post
master at Bismarck
The Cooperstown X. P. lodge started
With tWenty-siX members.
The farmers north of Buffalo want
rural free-delivery route.
The law students at the university
will start a publication.
Towner county complains of an epi-
d"mic of Arabian peddlers.
Settlers seem to appreciate tine value
of Mclean county lands.
Minot has fifteen lawyers, and more
are planning to locate there.
The Harvey band is practicing regu-
larly with large attendance.
The Mccormick Harvester company is
John O. Fadden sold a 9OO-acre farm
near Arvilla for $40 per acre.
Ransom county real estate men ara
certainly a bunch of hustlers.
The attempted aid on the blind pigs
at Christine was not success.
The farmers institute at Hamilton
was decidedly successful one.
The Grand Forks police arrested q
bad man-he admitted it himself.
Hillshoro business men raised 5000 to
entertain the farmers institute.
At Fessenden a dance was held to
raise funds to pay for cemetery.
Kelso people are indignant because
the depot is closed for the winter.
Several fine horses have been picked
up around Buffalo by horsemen.
A flock of nearly 200 prairie chickens
flew over Jamestown the other day.
Wi'liston boomers are doing sona
good work in securing Immigrants.
The Radford school, at Warren, has
been closed on account of smallpox
Bismarck's telephone system has been
converted into an all-night enterprise.
improvements have been made on tn,
machinery of the Cavalier Roller mills.
The Mayville Scandinavians have es-
tablished quite a colony in louisiana.
George S. Churchill of Casselton sold n
half-section of land at Erie for $4,000.
Mclean county now has five banks.
Grand Forks bachelors have organ
tied.
A Harvey man is manufacturing
smut machines. Ditto some of the ed
itors.
w. c. East Of Emmons county may
trade his farm for some land in Vir-
gina.
Marion is to have a creamery.
Stutsman county lands are in de.
nand.
Some horses in Ransom county were
found to be infected with glanders and
killed.
The new towns west of Bowdon are
reported to be warm, despite the winter
season.
Wilton is rejoicing over the new bank
Bismarck people no longer fear an ice
famine.
Sig. Wolff of Grand Forks has re-
turned from Germany, where he visited
his parents
Wolves are reported to be doing con>
siderable damage on the ranges in Nor
ton county.
The taxes of North Dakota are said
to have been paid up more closely than
ever before.
Souris, the new Bottineau county
town, is said to be one of the liveliest
in the state.
John T.. Worth Ct Larimore, veteran
of the war with Spain, has been granted
an IS pension.
An Emmons county swain lost his
way en- route home from visit to his
girl and bunked in a haYstack till