Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-18

| scrlDed $43O for town well.
Hans Sorenson will rebuild the Tow
er City mill, recently burned.
| A number of new business enter
prises are to be started in Linton.
Ward county school lands will be
leased for school purposes June 18.
Five policemen have been appointed
at Darlington, to act without salary.
Efforts are being made to put the
Cando library on permanent basis.
There are more mules raised in
North Dakota this year than ever be.
fore. ~r
Father Zumbush of Lidgerwood fur
nished the kid baseball nine with uni
forms.
The increase in the North Dakota
postoflces indicates the growth of the
state. VII
The extension of the telephone line
from Pembina to Walhalla is being
pushed. =.
R. Gallup of .Casselton, who was
stricken with paralysis, is much i'm
proved.
Kenmare, Bowbells and other Ward
county towns are after better country
roads.
The sale of Indian inherited lands at
Fort Totten attracts considerable at
tention.
Seven camps have been located on
the Great Northern extension north of
Granville.
In the coal shed fire at Casselton
about 100 tons of coal and three cars
were burned.
A Pembina man is spending few
days in Jail on the charge of stealing
school funds.
The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany will extend it's lines from Lang
don to Hannah.
Fake mutual insurance solicitors are
said to have worked the farmers of
Mclean County.
A fine artssian we'll was found on
the Downing farm near La Moure at a
depth Of 1000 feet.
Turtle Lake is new town recently
plated about half way between Har-
vey and Washburn.
The state Historical society seems
to be doing good work, and it's mem.
bership should grow
Judge Glaspell may preside at the
i Wells murder trial, transferred from
Forman to Glendale.
Frank Lynch of Casselton is re.
ported to have given an order for thir-
ty-five threshing rigs.
Thomas Durham of Engelvale has a
milk-white colt, said to be one of the
rarest colors ct infancy.
Lidgerwood promises big Fourth
of July celebration, with a baseball!
tournament as a side line.
A lot of yo':ng cattle have been ship.
ped into the state this spring for feed
ing on the western ranges.
Prof. EllitAo-2e of yra'ralla has re-
moved to Winston, ard ne band sore
naded him whea he departed.
A train|oad Of Montana sheep have
been shipped *: hickey county and Will
be grazod there this summer.
A rev general store is being put in
at Nol:Eic'A and the name of the town
is to be changed to Hampden.
The row at Kenmare over the pro-
posed sale of the site of the park for
building purposes will not down.
A Dago in the employ of the North
ern Pacific at Bismarck wanted to slug
the foreman of the crew and was run
in.
Two colored danes were arrested at
Minot on the charge of touching man
for $40, and we're ordcl ed out of town
p. do.
Foley Bros. are said to have the con.
tract for grading thirty miles of the
Northern Pacific extension west from
Denhoff
Lake Eckelson in Barnes county has
beer stocked with bullheads from the
Sheyenne river.
Bismarckers claim that none Of the
new towns have advanced more rapid
ly within the last year or two than the
capital city,
People driving cattle across. the
country have damaged crops in Ward
county and there is big roar put up
by the farmers.
A Ward county man seems to be in.
volved in a row with the w. c. T. u.
about some collections for the enforce
ment of the prohibitory law. :;