Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-02

Grafton has a few cases Of diphthe-
ria.
A Rugby barber shop was burglar.
lied.
A good hotel building is wanted at
Buffalo.
Mc1tenry has added lookup to her
buildings.
A Devils Lake man sold hunting
dog for $3.50.
Casselton wants building and loan
association.
One death has occurred at the new
Fort Lincoln.
Dickinson wants an up-to-date
steam laundry.
The Washburn people wish to ship a
train load daily.
A gasoline blaze at Linton caused
some excitement.
Base ball is just becoming a popular
sport at Buford.
The people of Rugby want an elec-
trio light plant.
Courtenay will expend $4,000 in
building this fall.
Walhalla finally won the pennant in
the Pembina league.
A $4,000 hotel is among the posi-
bilities at Devils Lake.
p. Ryan of Bathgate lost twenty
acres Of wheat by fire.
Rev. Yeomans, the Methodist pastor
at Tower City, has resigned.
A steam-heating plant has been in
stalled in the Milton schools.
An attempt was made to rob Tau
oert's drug store at Casselton.
Efforts to divide the great empire
of Ward county still continue.
! Supt J. M. Devine and wife have
been visiting relatives at Minot.
An Italian workman was accident
ally killed by a train at Sykeston.
S. G.. More of Buffalo will convert
bis state bank into a national one.
G.. H. Brandhagen is the new post
master at Schmidt, Mclean county.
One Ransom county fax field of 200
acres yielded twenty bushels per acre.
The Northern Pacific is handling
more freight this year tina never be-
fore. H.
Andrew Blewett has been nominated
auditor.
The people along the Langdon
branch still v0ciferate against the mail
service.
The increased trains necessitate ad-
ditional switch engines in the James
town yards.
Nehemiah Davis of Minot appreci-
ates that old joke about the man that
the house fell on.
Thomas Heffelfnger of Cleveland,
Stutsman county, died suddenly of par
alysis of the heart.
A man was arrested at Bisbee on
suspicion az being an arson f1end, but
he was discharged.
Father Zumbusch of Lidgerwood is
experimenting with crude oil for fuel,
and finds it a success.
The esta blishment of fire limit at
Valley City prevented the erection of
a steam laundry building.
A Ward county man was given the
choice of parting with seven cows or
his wife-and sold the cows.
At Fessenden, C. H. Hanks was
fined 5000 and sentenced to ninety
days in Jail on blind pig charge.
II many papers disregard the warn
ing and support the opposition tickets
there will be more pie for the faithful.
Filings at the Bismarck land Office
keep up, and Receiver Satterlund Is
renting $4,000 daily to the depart
ment.
Willow City compels theatrical com.
panies to pay license, and many OF
the attractions are driven to other
towns.
The price of meat is going down,
and other people than millionaires will
soon be able to purchase porterhouse
steaks.
During the past year 100 different
teachers we're employed in the Dickey
county schools, of whom ninety were
females.
The plan of moving some of the
train dispatchers from Glendive to
Dickinson was not success, and was
abandoned.
Mrs. r. F. Winsloe of Buffalo will re-
uONC W + a. 6O oAu 0S1A$ 0ossA ~AA~o
house for the girl students at the agri-
cultural college.
Action is to be commenced against
the bondsmen of the defunct Bank OF
Pembina Judge Kneeshaw is among
the bondsmen.
Postmaster Inspector Lance is said
to have ordered postmasters to ex-
clude a certain lottery advertisement
for FarScsn.
A blind pig was closed at Moreton,
Rich:and county. A pair OF hobos
were running the place-and they are
still ruonine-from the sheriff.
A Balfour nan raised some maca-
roni wheat that went thirty bushels
per acre. and he sold it all to his neigh
bors, for seed, at 81 per bushel.
LaMoure and Lisbon are to be con-
nected by telephone, so that LaMoure
can talk to the outside world over the
Northwestern lines from Lisbon.
The Missouri slope and the north
western part of the state make fun OF
the people in the Red River valley who
are so far from the Ignite coal fields.
LEGISLATOR Joe Hare of Bismarck