Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-03
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Cogswell boasts of q lot of fine
shade trees. -
There are 556 lawyers in North Da.
kota. >'.-0 ,7I..7 i
Walsh county is long on county
fairs. -s...-'
Some fax wilt was reported over
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Cando athletes will organize a foot.
ball team. .-
Tioga capitalists are developing a
coal mine.
At Bismarck it costs $3.50 to get
cattle out of pound.
There was lot of illegal hunting
reported around Wishek.
There seems to be no doubt about
the big yield Of chickens. -...
Wyndmere had three-card monte
man, but he was chased out. .~
A lot of bogus paper money has
been circulated around Minot.
More splendid artesian wells are
being driven in Sargent county.
AT Bisbee some one broke into the
depot and swiped keg of beer.
Some Of the flax fields in Ward
county were spoiled by mustard.
A man near Dunseith has success.
fully raised tobacco for sixteen years.
The people who have large supplies
of hay are anticipating a boost in the
price.
The Catholic church at Langdon is
being pushed along az rapidly as pos.
sible.
Merry-go-rounds seem to have done
big business in the state this sum-
mer.
Forest River boasts some fine
horses and impromptu races are fire.
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At Wyndmere some youngsters
broke into a residence and upset ev-
erything.
July rains made the hay crop much
better than it promised earlier in the
season.
The country around 'Washburn con-
tinues to attract investors and home
seekers.
A bricklayer and plasterer at Lang
don is reported to have suddenly dis.
appeared.
Former residents of Abercrombie
are reported to have come to grief in
Wahpeton.
In the southern part of the state
there is large crop of wild plums and
wild grapes.
Col. and Mrs. Marcy of Ward coun-
ty will celebrate their golden wed.
ding Oct. II.
A suspected horse thief in Richland
county was made to dismount, but he
got away on foot.
Lightning seems to have got busy
in many sections of the state during
the recent storms.
There are reports of hobos taking
possession of train and riding as
far as they wished.
The state is nearing the half million
mark in population, according to the
recent school census.
The man with his wheat harvested
and threshed isn't so much alarmed
over possible frosts.
Charles Wagner of Lidgerwood went
to catch a pony and is now doctoring
a dislocated shoulder.
The people of Minot are justly proud
of the city, which promises to be one
of the best in the state.
There is complaint at Lakota that
one of the best travelled roads into
town has been fenced in.
- Billy Halliday has purchased hoteI
building at Darlington and will con-
vert it into drug store.
Crops are so good in Sargent coun-
ty an unusually large number of mar.
riages are being planned.
At Sheldon an effort is being made
IN have the telephone poles placed IN
the alleys as far as possible.
At Minot a railroad official ordered
a tramp off a train and was fired at.
The vould-be killer was jailed.
Knute Westerheim the well known
Phi1ippine veteran, will have charge
of Valley City elevator this fall.
Harvesters and threshermen claim
tho wheat heads have more grains and
The grains are larger this year than
usual.
The physicians skinned Floyd Giles
leg at Crary and put the hide on his
arm 50 badly burned by powder ex-