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Early closing is popular at Drayton.
A Glen Ullin sheep herder became in
sane.
Much petty thieving is reported at
Braddock.
Goodrich lots are said to: be, a. good
Investment.
Jamestown has a new lawyer, Fred,
G. Kneeland
The demise of blind pig is report
ed at Voltaire.
A number of wolves have been killed:
! IN Nelson county.
There is much building in the state,
despite the season.
Cavalier county people seem to
want Barry retired.
The brick industry is becoming big
industry In the state.
The postal service in Cavalier coun;,
ty may be investigated.
Ward county officials are wrestling
with the gopher problem.
Lakota. people are specializing over.
some kind of a sewer system.
The new dynamo for the Bismarck
electric light plant has arrived.
/, The Seventh Day Adventists are con-
ducting school at Jamestown.
The condition of the Bottineau GENE,
terry continues to excite comment.
Washburn anticipates the most pros
porous year in it's existence in 1908.
The Ignite coal trust may receive
some attention from the legislature.
A party of Lidgerwood people went
to Mclean county to purchase lands.
A Sunday train is wanted on tho
tangdon branch of the Great Northern.
Rugby wants a local telephone ex-
change, waterworks and electric lights.
Paramount rejoices over the rural
free delivery route to be established
there,
While Mrs. Holley is. ILL there are.
said to be many violations Of the hui
name law.
! Senator Cashiers primary election
bill will again be presented to the leg
islature. e9~~
Ex-Secretary Of State Flittie is re.
ported to be making Bottinea his head
quarters
Smallpox existed on an Emmons
county farm some time before it was
reported.
There were more than the usuaN
number of business changes the first
Of the year.
Mrs. Rognie of Jessie died in the
asylum after being in that institution
eleven years.
The activity of McHenry county off,
Gals in rounding up thieves. is having
good effect.
Some blind children near Balfour
were sent to the state institution in
South Dakota.
Mohall seems destined to be one Of
the banner towns in the northwestern
part of the state.
The Tri-State Grain Growers con-
vention, in Fargo, Jan 23-4, will be
largely attended.
The people of Mclean county will
welcome the opening of the Fort Ber-
thold reservation.
Skating races are the rage in the
northern part of the state where ice
Kinks are popular.
The coal famine at Grafton was
somewhat relieved by the arrival of a
few cars of Ignite.
The legislature is being urged to
make more liberal appropriations for
farmers Institutes.
The people of Jamestown feel that
the Northern Pacific will be good to
them next summer.
The Hankinson Catholics are plan.
ming the erection of new church, if a
site can be obtained.
Three tough lads at Grand Forks
we're arrested on charge of stealing
several boxes of cigars.
The Washburn company, which is
not in the trust, is expected to give the
Ignite industry big boost.
The attorneys seem to have kindly
word for the retiring Chief Justice
Wallan of the supreme bench.
A trio of travelling men, with head
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the proofs on their claims held up,
The delegation from Jamestown to
Sweden arrived in the old country in
time for the Christmas festivities.
Conrad Foos, who left Valley City for
his old home in Norway-to die-has
returned in better health than ever.
A Medina man is said to have recent.
ly killed a deer-in self-defense, pre-
sumably-as the season was over Dec.
Is.
Devils Lake has an athletic club OF
nearly one hundred members. and Sen.
ator Hansbrough is honorary presi.
dent
Glendale business men have signed
an agreement to close their places OF
business at p. m. during the winter
months.
Cando, Churchs Ferry and other
towns in the state Will organize foot.