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City is proving popular.
Lakota has the measles.
Leeds is to become city.
Grafton is proud of it's ice rink.
The telephone system at Willow
Langdon IS to have ladies' bowling
club.
Lidgerwood is to have a steam laun
dry.
The storm shook up things at Edge
ley.
Larimore people want a fax fiber
mill.
i Minnewaukan defeated Oberon at
bowling.
. Dickinson people sant the fire limits
extended.
There was shake-up of deputies at
Pembina.
Darlington insists on having an ar
tesian we'll.
i Skating and bowling are all the rage
at Rugby.
Mandan rejoices over an adequate
coal supply.
There are more damage suits in Nc.
1ntCsh county
Larimore people are hustling for a
flax fiber mill.
| Cooperstown had another narrow es-
cape from fire.
| Wyndmere claims to have driven out
the blind pigs.
Forest River claims a bachelor farm
er worth $4,000.
Judge Glaspell is holding a term of
court at Jamestown.
Kindred people are enthusiastic over
the creamery project
Judge Cowan of Devils Lake seems
still unreconstructed.
Jamestown is the next town in line
for free mail delivery.
Business men over the state all re.
port successful years.
1t is claimed that blind pigs at Minot
will not remain closed.
Bathgate people want the long
promised blind asylum.
Once more the people of Minot hope
to secure union depot.
The Northern Pacific is expected to
put in we'll at Glenullin.
The opening of the Minot opera
house was huge success.
Harmony has been res tored among
the business men of Leeds.
Jud LaMoure kept up his record by
Introducing Bill No. again.
Many towns are making earnest
efforts to secure creameries.
A new rural delivery route is being
agitated south of Wheatland.
The blind pigs in the towns along the
500 refuse to remain closed.
Surety bonds are more in demand
for county officials than usual.
A Portal man went insane when the
girl he loved married another.
The coal find at Dunseith is said to
be OF exceptionally fine quality.
All the officials of the Davenport
fire department were reelected.
There seems to be an epidemic Of
equine sickness around Buffalo.
Ex-Secretary of State Flittie is in the
real estate business in Bottineau
L. H. Mott formerly of Bismarck, ia
charged with numbering his wife.
Ramsey county will have first-class
exhibit at the St. Louis exposition
There are two applications for elec-
trio light franchises at Cooperstown.
The new engine for the electric light
plant at jamestown has ben started.
Sawyer seems to be a lively town,
and gun-plays are reported frequent.
Petty burglaries have become nu-
merOus in some sections of the state.
Some Grand Forkers still want an
automobile line instead of street cars.
Prof. Bronson of Willston has been
appointed United States commissioner.
Steele is long on Syrian peddlers.
twenty-three striking there in one day.
Forsyth one of the men burned in
the Wimbledon fire, died of his injur.
les.
There is but little stock taken in the
reports of county division in Richland
county.
Bismarck wants commercial club.
The Bismarck postof1ice gets a new
clerk.
The coal mines around Williston are
said to be turning out some choice
fuel.
The iceman is busy at jamestown
storing ice for next summers heated
term.
The enrolment of 800 students at
the agricultural college is a record
breaker.
A. F. Francis of Rogers has been ar !
rested three times on nd-pigging
charges.
Early-c!osing is still being advocated
in many towns where it is not yet in
vogue.
Some Of the new county coroners