Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

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Dudley has bank.
! Wyndmere has been incorporated.
Dudley is to organize a brass band.
Fessenden is to have a bowling alley.
Minot has street sprinkler, at last.
jamestown has a new land company.
The Oberon creamery 10 q great sue
cess.
Knox Is to have = base bali tourna-
ment.
Minot people want . public watering
place.
1ttchville Is to have . 5000 school
house.
There seems to to q barber trust ct
Minot.
Hail did some damage In Mc1ea.
county.
voltaire wants school district or.
ganized. EA ~.E.-
Grand Forks has at last secured 0
bowling alley.
! Mclean county lands continue In
ective demand.
The Lisbon battery is to be supplied
modern cannon.
| Devils Lake is breaking all records in
the building line.
| The park at jamestown is to be made
| thing of beauty.
The summer school season Is a busy
and profitable one.
Oliver county crops are said to be
Extra fine this year.
New enterprises are constantly being
| established at Minot.
Bisbee's streets and sidewalks are be.
ing greatly improved.
The farmers held picnic at Broad
lawn. in Steele county.
At Dickinson there are sos boys and
els girls Of school age.
The Park River race track Is in good
| condition for the races
Ward county people are etill agitat.
Ing an electric railway.
There is an Arabian settlement In
Western Walsh county.
It is claimed the people Of Goodrich
are removing to Dudley.
Farmers around Page are working for
an independent elevator.
Mayville's base ball team has made q
good record this summer.
Herman & Jones are the new real es-
tate dealers at Tower City.
Both Cass and Bottineau counties
seem to have Rose valleys.
A farmers telephone line Is being
established out of sheyenne.
The Northern Pacific buildings aI
Minor have been repainted.
The Washburn mill has been running
night and day to fill orders.
Strawberries are successfully raised
around Portland and Mayville.
The malpractice suit at Grafton re.
suited in another disagreement.
The Appendicitis club of Tower City
held meeting to adopt bylaws.
Pitcher Hoar, Of the Cooperstown
team, had an attack Of smallpox.
Rev. c. A. Mack and family were in.
5ured in a runaway near Fessenden.
A farm on which mustard has SO.
cured mold is practically unstable.
L. G. Pettibone of Dawson owns tho
townsite of Denhoff, Mclean county.
Mayor Roach Of Minot Is having
three elevators erected In Ward coun-
ty.
Candidates for county offices in Cas-
county appear to be decidedly numer-
Gus.
A herd of bronks ran over c. G.
Cleveland Of Milton and fractured two
ribs.
North Dakota farmers are said to be
threatened with q threshermen's CONF
bine.
There was wholesale baptism in
Emmons county by the German Bap-
fists.
George F. Honey Of Park River init
mates that drug stores sell too much
booze.
National Bank Examiner Gordon re-
ports the banks of the state are full Of
money.
The weeds at the capital city are 80.
large that organized destruction is de-
manded.
Ex-Mayor Patterson of Bismarck Is
said to have some Of the finest corn IN
! the slope.
The Mclean county hail storm IL
said to have damaged crops on at least
100 farms.
jamestown people gave Father CAL
lagher a SOB purse on his departure for
| New Rockford.
Crops around Edgeley are looking 80
| we'll that there are no more Populists
| in that vicinity.
There are more elevators being built
in North Dakota this summer than for
| two previous years.
Each of the Red River valley couu-
ties has representation on the state
| ticket except Trail.
Frank Kouba, a seventy-hve- year-old
vociIouf ~ CraffOn in