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Dudley seems to be growing.
A brickyard is wanted at Kuhn.
Prairie fires are being reported.
Tennis is popular game at Minot.
Buffalo is said to have a social SEN
sation.
Fine apples are grown in Griggs
county :
Minot is scheduled to have a third
bank.
New Rockford wants night police
man.
St. Thomas may secure a trained
nurse.
Billings county leads In sheep. with
10000.
A bike thief got thirty days At VAL
ley City.
An attempted hold-up at Minot was
frustrated.
Late flax suffered from both the wilt
and frost.
Buford booze dispensers are being
investigated.
Some good wells are being located In
Dickey county
Prize fights are said to be popular
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Cakes is somewhat stirred up over
the fire limits.
An alleged horse thief was arrested
at Valley City
Harvey sports were runs in on =
fake prize fight,
Rev Yeomans. Of Tower City rode to
Fargo on his bike.
There may be some lean years-but
this not one Of them.
A number Of young germans recently
arrived at Langdon.
A stock car famine delayed ship
ments from Dickinson.
Finewells are found around Berthlod
at depth Of eight feet.
In July there were s77 homestead en-
tries at Minot landofflce.
Thos. Clements. aged ninety. recent
ly died in Cavalier county.
Williams county is said to have
some exceptionally fine clay beds.
Lat corn and late fax were damaged
slightly at Kuhn by the frost.
! Dickey county has experienced its
, first prairie fire Of the season.
A man who jumped a board bill at
Hope was captured at Lakota.
]. w. Devoe Of Fairmont has re-
moved with his family to Fargo.
The Minot Jail was-broken into
for the release of some prisoners.
Pembina and Emerson have great
old baseball, row on their hands
The plans for the Carnegia library at.
| Valley City have been prepared.
Cavalier county stockmen have some
Of the finest stock in the country.
Buildings at Litchville are being de-
layed by shortage Of carpenters.
The brick manufactured at Devils
Lake are said to be Of high quality.
The Milwaukee brought large num-
Der of harvest laborers to Edgeriy.
The men with large fields Of potatoes
do not feel elated over the outlook.
Barley around Edgerly-one field OF
Invent seventy-flve bushels per acre.
Miss MINNIE Knudson of St. Thom-
as fell from bicycle and fractured
leg.
Lack Of evidence results In tho dis
charge Of an alleged blind-pigger at
Minot.
Sheldon has sent some bright stud
ents to North Dakota Agricultural
college.
A wet goods" establishment was
raided at Crary-and "evidence" Sc
cured.
Outsiders are convinced that North
Dakota is genuinely prosperous this
year.
Efforts are still being made to in
. duce eastern coal miners to come TO
this state.
A bootlegger was arrested at Michi-
gan City and will get a. hearing: before
Judge Fisk.
A number of suits have been COM
menced against Morton county to, set
aside deeds.
Some Cavalier county people have
sold out their fine farms and returned
east with roll.
The prohibition convention at Hills
boro dosen't ,seem to have impressed
some Of the editors.
There seems considerable incongru-
ity in referring to Murderer Ross OF
Bottineau awhile.
Knudson & Kofod of Glenwood,
MINI have purchased an established
business at Bottineau.
improvements are to made in the
mail service along the Aneta branch
of the Great Northern.
The organization Of the clerks at
Grand Forks mean shorter hours after
the busy season is over.
A travelling teamster was arrested In
Richland county charged with leaving
a glandered horse to die.
Practically all the land in North
Dakota except the heart Of the Bad
Lands, has been surveyed.
Jamestown people want the new
pump to arrive as the old one is worn
out-and there is no water.
The people of Galesburg are reported
to have rejoiced over the sudden de-
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