Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-04

teen criminal cases to be heard at
Minot by Judge Cowan.
A small file was Struggled to VIM.
Ross in jail on the charge Of numbering
q man, near Willow City.
Michigan's City reorganized band is
taking in new members and arrang-
ing for an expert leader.
The abuse of the homestead law ap.
pears to be general in some Of the
northwestern counties.
In LaMoure county two Blatchford
boys killed deer that was browsing
around in the front yard.
Farmers are somewhat disappointed
In fax prices, and many of them are
holding on to their crop.
It is claimed that many things are
carried away at auction sales by PEG.
pie other than purchasers.
It is said that another county seat
fight is on tap in Steele County with
five towns after the honor.
There has been lot of thievery in
Ward county and homesteaders have
lost many articles Of value
Coburn was acquitted at Washburn
of the charge of numbering Whitlock,
as there was little evidence.
Donnybrook people went out to lill
some deer near the town, but none of
them were good enough shots.
A number of Russian families spent
a night in the Great Northen depot at
Grafton, sleeping on the floor.
The merchants of Page are doing
big business this fall, as result OF
the good crops In that vicinity.
There is more than the usual diff
Guilty In securing rooms at Bismarck
during the legislature session.
At Michigan City 225 loads of fax
are reported by The Independent to
have been received in one day.
White Earth young peopule are to
organize dramatic society, with Ed
itor Gamble as the. chief villain.
Principal Glen, of the Glendale
schools wants the patrons to visit the
school frequently and Informally.
There are said to be some Grand
Forkers on the anxious seat as a re-
suit of calling of the grand jury.
The state pardoning board seems to
be making good on it's first promises
not to be too free with good things.
The Jail at Ashley caught fire re-
Gently, and the one occupant did some
lusty yelling until the citizens arrived.
J. 8. Weiser, who has been in bust
ness for twenty-five years in Valley
City has sold out to Robinson & Win.
ger.
Landlord Ent of the Commercial at
Glendale slept in the Office one night
and a thief went through his clothes
for $25.
The weather prophets are having an
inning now and the guesses differ so
widely that some of them will surely
hit it -.
Clark w. Kelley and wife of Devils
Lake are planning a winters trip,
which will include some time in Old
Mexico. .....,#
Sam Brand, an old-time resident in
LaMoure county, is reported to have
landed the Job of county auditor in
Logan. y
Standby and Johnson, of Richland
county, seem to air their grievances
through the press at considerable
length.
Sheriff Moody, of Richland county,
offers 500 to any man who can prove
that he distributed beer during the
campaign.
The severity of the sentences Of the
ex-deputy United States marshals was
general surprise especially to the
defendants. HI.
Harry Long Northern Pacific
brakeman was caught between the
bumpers while switching at Cakes, but
will recover. e
Williston people insist that the MI
not man who reported twenty-one sa-
looms at Williston must have been see
ing double. ~
The postofice business at Willow
City is increasing so rapidly that the
boxes added.
Two more Winterer Brothers will
open store at Sanborn, while the first
two will continue in the legal business
at Valley City.
Elevator men and track buyers are
reported to be scrapping at Osna-
brook land the farmers don't care how
long 1t continues.
The disappearance of jamestown
liveryman and a grass widow leads
some people to think they can trot
fast heat together.
The general impression seems to be
that the Ignite coal operators did not
rise to the occasion and grasp the
golden opportunity.
The removal of the county seat of
McHenry county failed, and now coun.
ty division Is discussed, with Gran
vile as the capital.
The people Of Dickey County seem
we'll satisfied with the verdict of &C.
quittal in tn cease Of Huntsinpillar,
who killed Halloran.
A young fellow who had earned 500
in the harvest fields around Devils
Lake, went to Minot and lost all of It
in one nights carousal.
Ed Patterson of Bismarck is engag-
ing lot of extra help for the legis-
lativo session and will keen his nOnll.