Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
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go along some-just when, prices are
good.
The tax levy in Benson county is 1873
mills.
Walsh county has 1901 school chill
dren.
Ignite coal prices were boosted at
Minot.
The DeLamere mill is to be en-
larged.
Bismarck is to have a new undertake
ing firm.
Palermo, Ward county, wants q
creamery.
Safe blowers have been operating at
Grand Forks.
O. A. Wilcox of Larimore,, may To-
cate in Minot
Box Car thieves were chased out of
Courtenay.
Kuhn boasts Of its excellent. grain
market.
The Bismarck electric light plant has
been enlarged.
Merry go-rounds will be taxed at
Bottineau.
Petrified wood was found by prospec-
tors at Mfhot.
Some good potatoes are being raised
in Ward county.
Goodrich is still endeavoring to Sc
cure physician.
The snowstorm Of October IL nipped
some Of the banana plants
The losses from prairie fires in En-
mons county were heavy.
A Kenmare man was buncoed by
fake crop insurance deal.
Farmers around Minot complain OF
the low price Of potatoes.
Some Minoters went duck hunting
and were upset in coulee.
AS a grain market Leeds makes all
the surrounding towns hustle.
Scarlet fever caused the Bismarck
schools to be temporarily closed.
The water supply at Jamestown IS
not regarded the best ever.
Larimore baseball fans are getting
active-and old dues are being paid up.
Dudley-has been named some mora
and now is Goodrich again.
Walsh county has employed 2s6 diff
ferent school teachers in the past year.
Ex-Mayor Patterson of Bismarck is
referred to as director of mud bat
teries.
Dune McGills Of Bismarck referred
rather sarcastically to Tommy Poole's
cattle
Some Cando ladies are said to have
been victimized by an itinerant lace
peddler.
At Larimore the effort to have la
dies day at the bowling alleys was a
failure.
A thresher hand was arrested near
Wales, in Cavalier count, by Iowa au-
thorites.
4. cooperative store plan in the
northern part Of the state is being in
vestigated,
The musical people Of Grand Forks
gave a benefit performance for Mrs.
Frank March.
Jail birds regard the North Dakota
prisons as kind of josh-ahd the
escapes continue.
The people Of Mckinney Ward coun-
months more.
Christ Smith, the section foreman
near Minot, lost his life In an effort to
save his handcar.
A number of towns in this state are
planning to raise funds for a baseball
team next summer.
The completion Of the Flaxton bank
building was delayed by the non-ar-
rival of material
A young Indian boy at Fort Totten
was run over by a wagon and died
from the injuries.
Julius Schmidtke Of Anamoose was
run over by a grain wagon and died
in a Minot hospital.
A lot Of farmers are Disguised with
the low price Of flax, and are holding
the crop until spring.
Walhalla people are rejoicing over Sc
curing daily train service with direct
connections to Fargo.
Early sown flax seems to have been
| @ good yield. 1t was the late crop. that
was nipped by the frost.
The railroads have been furnishing
the owners of Ignite mines with all
the coal cars obtainable.
Ole Lindberg was arrested at Ed
more on a charge of stealing some
! funds-in drunken mixup.
| The smallpox in the western part Of
| Steel county is under control and the
quarantine has been removed.
In Mclean county there Is conten-
ton over the residence of the candt-
date for superintendent of schools.
Since the destruction of the grain
! elevators at Esmond some portable ele-
vators have been shipped in.
Senator McCunber Is a popular ora
tor and is making converts for the re-
| publicans wherever he speaks.
Syrian peddlers are unpopular in
| Trail county since two robbed and as
saulted a lady near Galesburg.
John Elswood of Stutsman county
lost the ends Of three fingers while
working around a threshing machine.
Wet days and Intoxicated threshing
hands made life a burden for the peo-
nle If some of the smaller towns Of the