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Wimbledon is to have a gun club.
Grand Forks may have to enlarge its
otter.
Norwich is to have a new school
louise.
Wisnek people are discussing incor-
poration.
Lidgerwood still fas several cases Of
smallpox.
Donnybrook wants a Fourth of July
celebration.
The farmers will be forced to DIVERSE
fy this year.
Washhurn wants q weather bureau
record office.
Darlington people are to have a
BOWLING alley.
Rugby has 1000 residents, according
to a recent count.
A, 'wobble- geared wagon" was an
attraction at Minot.
Each pool table in Minot will be
taxed $40 per month.
Stone throwing kids are causing
trouble at Grand Forks.
Grand Forks base ball fans have or.
sanized a rooters' club.
A stockmens association may be or
ganized in Mclean county.
The stock that runs at large at Cra-
ry is a source of annoyance.
At Grand Forks the people are vot-
ing to locate the public building.
A car load of horses were purchased
at Hankinson and sold at Kensal.
Mrs. George Holtz, young matron
of Armenia, is dead of consumption.
Mrs. Lundquist, near Christine, fell
out of a hammock and broke her COL
lar bone.
1t is thought the Great Northern ex-
tension from Lakota will reach Edmore
In June.
The Emmons county people are kept
geussing about the survey of the N. P.
extension.
Father Sailer of Valley City is plan
ming the erection Of a Catholic church
at Litchville.
Some of the Emmons county patients
in the state hospital are said to be
troublesome.
VOlldlfc waits u Uc lIlc OOO OlVl o1oAA
roint, if the Shops are to be moved
from Harvey.
Neche has man named Roadhouse,
ard the citizens want to elect him
road overseer.
The Drayton band has been i'm
proved by the addition of uniform for
The drum major.
COL Creel of Devils Lake was re-
Gently called to the Calgary country to
survey townsite.
Farmers around Lisbon have shipped
cut 900 worth of horses this spring.
They used to ship them In.
A North Dakota vegetarian wants to
form a vegetable trust now that people
are letting up on eating meat
Mayor Barret of Casselton has gone
to New York to visit brother whom
he has not seen for thirty years.
H. Oxenrider and five others from
Lisbon will take homesteads eight miles
from Steele, in Kidder county.
Much cream is being collected at
Lisbon for shipment to the Fargo
Lidgerwco cd creamery in Fargo.
A Bowbell young man was accused
of highway robbery-for fifteen cents.
The case was dismissed at Minot.
A Minot swain took his girl out rid
ing, upset the rig, and the lady''s face
and hands were badly lacerated.
The senator from the new legislative
district in the western part of Richland
county will serve only two years.
At the election in Minor, the propo-
! ei< %o ho the n11rnOSQ
of sinking an artesian well, carried.
Clara Hanson, who was accidentally
shot by her little brother, is in the hos
pital at illsboro, and may recover.
It is estimated that there will be 700
members of the state militia in the
camp at Rock Island on Devils Lake.
A former resident of Reynolds Is
much dissatisfied with his experience
in getting a homestead in Ward coun-
ty.
From the Fourth of July celebrations
being planned, the patriotic sentiment
of the state doesn't seem to be wan
ing.
Otto Lehman, who was supply agent
for the Milwaukee at Christine and
broke his quarantine, was arrested at
Ortonville.
Edmund Mcneil of Olga township,
Cavalier county, sold $50 acre farm
for $40 per acre to the Johnson Land
company.
| Bismarck will be great gamer by
the addition of the 500 in securing
trade from Fmmons, Mcintosh and Lo-
gan counties.
Tom Sorenson of Devils Lake has re-
moved to Ward county, where he, his
two brothers, two sisters and his moth
| er have claims.
A Langdon kid was watching some
bows drown a cat, and fell in a well. A
man went after him, the rope broke and
both had to be fished out.
There is movement to form a new
county out of parts of Barnes. La
| Moure and RANSOM and call it White,
with Litchvlle as the county seat.
NJ P Nietch of Galesville, Wis, a
nephew Of o. A. Boynton Of James,
town, will start cattle ranch in Stuts.