Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-09
DeLamere 10 to have electric lights.

BLACK DedIS nave USeu SScu AcaI
Fort Yates.
William H. Little of Kidder county
dropped dead.
Mclean county is in excellent fnan-
cial condition.
Mrs Hansell of Linton was injured
in a gasoline fire.
Ward county has been visited by
many prairie fires.
Sargent county boasts the grandest
crop in her history.
The baby show at the Hankinson
| street fair was free.
Chaffee, in southwestern Cass coun-
ty, is growing rapidly.
Grand Forks claims to have no
floating Indebtedness.
The contract has been let for the
hospital at Lidgerwood.
A mau named Stump will locate at
Lone Tree, Ward county.
The Rolla brick yard turned out
100000 brick last summer.
Advertising fakirs are working the
smaller towns of the state.
Some tiend at Grand Forks is pune
turing the tires of bicycles.
The Walhalla base ball team is al
ready planning for next year.
Threshing machinery is being ship
ped to Courtenay by express.
Sarah J. Manford of Grafton has
been granted an So pension.
The Methodists of Wheatland ask
Tor the return Of Pastor Scott.
The new savings bank at Enderlin
makes the third at that place.
Buffalo people are aroused over who
is the bootlegger in that vicinity.
]. L. Miklethun of Wimbledon lost
two valuable horses by lightning.
The Northern Pacific graders are
within seven or eight miles of Linton.
The 500 granted a rate of fare
and third for the Hankinson street
fair.
Court will be held at Linton for the
purpose OF issuing naturalization pa
pers.
States Attorney Hopes of Foster
County was recently wed at Fairfield,
Iowa.
Principal Walhalla, of the Larimore
schools, has a valuable claim near
Minot.
Superintendent and Mrs. Moore of
the state asylum are enjoying an east
ern trip.
AS an incident of the prosperity in
North Dakota the crop of fakirs is the
largest ever.
A threshing engine west of Kensal
exploded, and is now good thing for
a scrap heap.
J. H. Smith of Cleveland, Stutsman
county, had hand badly mangled in a
self-feeder.
Graduates of the Bismarck schools
took the state school examination
with credit.
At Rugby a fresh tough was arrest
ed for insulting some ladies. There
are other towns.
w. F. Gushing seems to have been
successful in arousing interest in the
St. Louis Expo.
The number of new settlers along
the 500 south Of Bismarck keeps the
we'll diggers busy.
Despite the lateness of the season,
base ball was played at the Hankin-
son and Mandan fairs.
One man is said to have a cinch on
gambling at Darlington, and the other
fellows have to move on.
One stable at Rugby has caught fire
three times, and it said to have origi-
nally been worth about ST.
Kenmare has a lot of tinder-like
stuff around town that makes the dan:
ger Of fire rather pronounced.
There is a controversy over the 10.
cation of school building at Litch-
vile. Three sites are offered.
Gov White favors revision of the
road laws of the state, with the coun-
ty surveyor in charge of the work.
Notwithstanding the offer of a $500
reward, Murderer Smith, who broke
Jail at Washburn, is still at liberty.
The people of Glendale are trying
to provide boarding houses for the
students at the manual training,
school.
Some Of the officials in Mcintosh
county are said to be threatened with
suit for libel on account of an afi-
davit.
The North Dakota minister who an
nOunced that he would pray in rag
time-should have full house at his
services.
The fact that frost had fallen didn't
chill the religious ardor of some Car
rington people, who were baptized in,
the Pipestem river.
Arthur Wood is said to have skipped
from Wimbledon with $4O0 of the res
taurant firms money-but his ex-part- |
ner will pay the bills.
Some damage was done to grain
fields in Foster county by prairie fire !
believed to have been started by a
spark from locomotive.
John J. Peterson Of Fingal raised, !
from thirty to thlrty-six bushels Of .
macaroni wheat to the acre, on spring
blowing and late seeding.
The hoboes guy the farmers who
wish to hire them by asking all kinds ,
of impairment questions and then
giving the agriculturist the laugh.
A number of men who were engaged