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proving popular.
Anamoose people will endeavor to re-
organize the band.
1t is said there are q lot of wolves
around Eddy county.
Grand Forks may have a street rail-
way line by July 4.
Progressive ping-pong is a popular
pastime at Bismarck.
There was kind of matrimonial
rush before the holidays.
Andrew Kjos has q new fruit store
and restaurant at Edinburg.
The northwestern part of the state
is long on wrestling matches.
Burleigh county will have new
town on the 500 called Brittin.
Wahpeton is planning for $4,000
school building for next summer.
A branch of the enforcement league
has been organized at Litchville.
Bismarck is to have a cooperative
ice rink-with memberships at 81.
The law firm of Cochrane & Corliss,
at Fargo, will be dissolved Jan. l.
The Scandinavians of Bismarck have
organized q literary and social club.
Ed Schmidt Of Grandin may locate at
Grandin in the meat market business.
A choice lot Of human rubbish seems
to occupy some of the jails In the state.
Sheldon citizens were pleased to:
welcome Agent T. D Hughes, Of the
Sam Goldberg of Enderlin has pur-
chased a car load of cattle and horses.
The st. Charles hotel, at Dickinson
had close call from destruction by
fire.
The farmers around Finley are re-
joicing over securing farmers insti-
tute.
Some alleged tin horns of Aneta are
enjoying their holiday in the Lakota
Jail.
North Dakotans can be thankful If
they do not have to suffer from lack
of fuel.
Langdon votes in January on a prop
osition to purchase the electric light
plant. go
Early closing will be in vogue at VEL
va during January, February and
March.
A Stutsman county merchant is
charged with running blind pig as q
side line. ESQ
Water has been turned into the
mains at Jamestown from the new
standpipe. ..-
The alleged stone entries in the
northwestern part of the state are said
to be invalid.
The marriage epidemic continues in
Wells county, with no quarantine es-
tablished. :z~s~.%
John Posdech,a prominent citizen
of Fessenden, has gone to Europe for
the winter.
Northern Pacific, back from the Bre :.
erd hospital, where he had been i'll 1or
some time.
Cavalier county seems to have a lot
of ghost stories regarding confessions
and things.
The new telephone line between Mi
not and Granville was down for few
days last week.
DR.. Proctor and Dune Mcdonald Of
Valley City are planning q visit to In
dia in February.
There is said to be hitch in the ap-
pointment Ut deputy warden at the
state pcni:entiary.
The alleged horse thief who operated
around Ransom and Sargent counties,
is reported captured.
Miss Josie Maresch of Barnes coun-
ty fell down stairs and sustained in
juries that proved fatal.
Enderlin has an organized athletic
club, and expects to have some basket
ball games this winter.
An official statement has been issued
denying the alleged confession of At
torney Norgfiard of Milton.
Marshal Jackson of Neche trailed a
crook 1900 miles west Of Winnipeg,
and will have him extradited.
The genial E. S. Williams of Bis.
marck is being congratulated on his re-
appointment as surveyor general.
Dr. Huber sold his interest in the
dental business at Park River. to Dr.
Colburn, who will conduct it alone.
A Stutsman county former was
kicked in the head by horse, and will
probably lose his sense of hearing.
Attorneys over the state are interest
ed in the selection of a supreme court
reporter to succeed Justice Cochrane.
The Socialists of North Dakota feel
encouraged because they polled 1 200
votes this year, against 400 two years
ago.
Now that the rush of wheat to mar
ket is over, the people wonder if the
shortage of coal cars cannot be RENE
died.
The Finley band has some difficulty
in finding night for practice that
doesn't interfere with some other meet
ing.
A Walhalla man lit a match to look
for something under the sofa, and 10
now busily engaged in arranging for
new home.
Edgely is getting a court house, 80
% to be prepared to welcome the re-
moval Of the county seat from La
Noure.
Messrs J. A. Patterson and William
Cuthill have purchased building sites