Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
The Mfnot band Is improving.
Kenmare wants a fire company.
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Immigrants continue to arrive at Mi
| not.
Donnybrook wants better fire protec-
| ton.
Bathgate has organized base ball
team.
up soon.
Berthold is already talking of incor-
poration.
Dudley people get their mail at Witt
mayer.
Minnewaukan is getting lot Of land
seekers.
Braddock will celebrate the nations
birthday.
Walsh county farmers WANT more
drainage.
A Masonic lodge may be instituted at
Bowbells
Some horse races are to be pulled off
at Harvey.
There is scarcity of teachers in
Ward county.
Leeds is said to be growing rapidly
this spring.
Grafton's military band is meeting
with success.
Senator Hansbrough is in the state
for few days.
Casselton is getting reputation for
Sunday scraps.
A test case is to be made at Bismarck
of the poll tax law.
A company at Rugby has two steam
plOWs in operation.
Bowbells is to have warm celebra-
ton on the Fourth.
The Jamestown band boys netted $3.50
on the entertainment.
The Atlantic elevator on the 500, at
Paramount was burned.
A bricky ard would be a profitable in
vestment at jamestown.
There seems to be an absence this
year OF the early tramp.
The county convention in Grand
Forks will be held July 10.
DRINKS at Minot are sentenced to do
ten-day stunts on the streets.
Late-sown grain was put in more
thickly than that sown earlier.
Some of the. criminal cases on the
docket at Glendale were dismissed.
Stutsman county farmers are able to
sell a lot Of butter, eggs and poultry
Denhoff is to be the county seat of the
new county When Mclean is divided.
Seven silver-gray foxes were captured
at Minot. The fur is very valuable.
Sturgeon weighing thirty and forty
pounds are being caught at Walhalla.
Improvements are being made in the
Northern Pacific property at James,
town. @y..a ..
The Valley City boys expect to win
honors on the base ball diamond this
summer.
Valley City people are still praying
for the Harlem extension Of the Mil
waukee.
Darlington is to make an effort to Sc
cure better water supply for fire pro-
lection.
The Red River Valley Old Settlers
association will meet in Wahpeton on
June 20.
Register McGillivray was called to
Canada by the serious illness of his
mother.
The school officials are taking to
counting the children in the different
districts.
The trees along the Northern Pacific
from Jamestown to Bismarck are being
cultivated. ...o
Frank Stovick, formerly of Wahpe-
ton, was run over by train and killed at
Butte, Mont.
After the pontoon bridge was erected
at Minot, over 1000 wagons went north
in one week. ..-so, FL,
The location of new court house was
the question of the hour at Jamestown
twenty years ago.
Eugene v. Bebs, the labor leader, an
nounces that hereafter he will make his
home in Denver.
base ball this summer, even if not rep
resented by team.
A thief in Steel county stole part of a
plow and part of drill from a farm
belonging to Hans Gilbertson.
An effort will be made to get two Of
the Northern league base ball teams to
play at Hamilton during the fair.
With the wholesale houses being es-
ia b1ished at Bismarck, the capital city
begins to feel like it is on the map.
The frog crop will yield several BUSH
els to the acre in the valley this year,
and the mosquito yield promises well.
Mrs. Luck Ecker of Mooreton smashed
finger in a door, and, as no surgeon
was near, veterinarian amputated the
injured member.
Two foreign hired men went on the
varpath near Mooreton and drew their
knives on some residents. They were
captured by the sheriff.
Felix Oman of Ransom county was
struck in the head by a stone in early
youth and was recently sent to an asy
lun as result of his injury.
Some people want the Casselton coun-
Gil to pass the curfew ordinance, which
seems to be generally disregarded ev-
erywhere it has been adopted.