Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05

The game wardenship attracts some
attention. H. @%
There was sixteen-round prize light
1T Bartlett. = 49,.
A case Of diphthezia vas reported at
Gooperstown.. ..-
Grafton reports, successful farm"
ers' institute.
A male, patient escaped. from the
asylum at Jamestown.
DR.. Fiset. formerly Of Grand Forks
has located In Seattle. =
]. B. Boyd of Langdon has sold his
branch store at Hannah.
La Moure county is billed for = lot
of landseekers this spring.
The seductive, poker game at Bis
marck seems ancient history.
The hunters are watching the pro
posed changes In the game laws.
- There is . revival of the gossip over
4 railroad from Leeds to Dunseith.
There H. said to be q shortage or
lady clerks at the capitol this year,.
The bonds. Of the. stutsman county
treasurer are now placed at 100000.
Snow drifts are said to have trou-
bled the NortherR Pacific at Oberon.
Settlers In some sections of Ward
county claim their horses have been
shot.
The Eleventh district seems to have
Jared well in the legislative appoint
ments.
Interest in the appointment of are
porter for the supreme court Is still
kept up.
The windows of store at Pembina
were broken in and the entire display
stolen.
George A. Buckley has been ap'
pointed postmaster at York, Benson
county.
/Cittzenss OF WN1iston have organized
for the systematic: PROMOTION, Of lrri'
cation.
Ward county merchants have Or.
ganized and will not trust dead beats
any longer. 49,.
Albert E. Tatton Of Grand Forks has
a place in the insular service in the
Philippines.
The Kindred at Valley City IL being
enlarged to keep pace with the growth
If the town.
People along the 500 are preparing
for the new passenger train that goes
on in March:
John Masters, formerly Of James
town, is down in Oklahoma, Interested
in a new railroad. ....
A soap fakir who pretended to b
dumb. at Glendale, was found to pos
sess al his faculties.
There seems to be q sentiment In
favor of protecting merchants against
the itinerant peddlers.
La Moure once had houses to burn,
and now the recently-elected oficials'
cannot secure homes.
DR.. Engstad of Grand Forks has
about completed arrangements for q
trip around the world.
Cooperstown win accept the North
ern Pacific shops, if neither Fargo nor
jamestown wants them.
The promoters of the jamestown
creamery feel certain OF securing the
required number of COWS.
A Jew peLdler in Ward county lost
s145 in a poker game and then at
tempted to collect by law.
The scrap in Pembina county over
the county printing seems to be reach
ing the interesting stage.
The immense sum of the school fund
| NAV secure investment II the capitol
building is to be enlarged.
! Many of the smaller towns In the
! state have had to do some hard hus'
Ting to get coal this winter.
Three hundred cows have been
promised for the jamestown creamery
and the enterprise is assured.
Some of the state papers are crttl'
cising the temperance books used IN
the state schools as misleading.
A number Of people over the state
are endeav )ring to secure the pardon
Of William Hurst of Devils Lake,
1t Is claimed that some rural deliv'
cry carriers will have their pay In
creased from. $50 to $65 per month.
Ole Moe Of Grigss county was sent
to the asylum, and it is said that love
troubles drove the poor fellow insane
Mrs. Troyer of Fargo is the only
woman prisoner in the state pen. The
last one, was: Madam Massey, also Of
Fargo.
As result of the recent cold wealth
err about twenty-five water meters II
Grand Forks will have to be re
placed.
Burtness of Grand Forks and Bos
from of Burleigh are the two younges,
members of the legislature, each TWEEN
ty-eight.
There was rather a peculiar result
T of the storm at Bottineau-the gallow'
| for the hanging of William Ross val
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