Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-05
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NORTH DAKOTA|'
STATE
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The Linton hotel is out Of quaran.
tine.
Williams county is: making rapid
progress.
Cakes reports considerable damage
by the storm. 49,. ....r
There is an activity in the Mclean
county coal lands.
Pierce county is reported in good
financial condition. Ill.,. -,
The storm blew down several chin:
neys at Dickinson. -.a. ..'
The people Of Grand Forks want
better fire protection.
Dunseith wants to incorporate, even
II it has no railroad. ..~. II.
r. Haystacks in Sargent county auf.
tered from the storm.
! Bowbells. has q number OF oandt.
dates for deputy sheriff.
Creameries, are reported epidemic H.
some parts: Of the state.
A Harvey thief robbed = drug store
and then returned. the cash.
The people along the 500 expect q
new train service, soon.
The young men Of Cando have
formed an athletic association.
Kathryn can secure fax fiber mill
II sufficient straw Is promised.
There are 734 officers and men in
the North Dakota national guard.
Kindred hopes to have the thirty
eighth creamery in North Dakota.
At Langdon ten people voted against
the electric light plant proposition.
A girl from White Earth Is said to
have created a scandal at Williston.
When. the county officials changed at
Rugby the, lady clerks served q lunch.
Francis, Marcy Of Oliver county, who
was accidentally shot last week. lss
dead,
/ The proposed rural telephone at
Kindred seems to meet with popular
! favor.
The growth of Cass county necessl.
tates the enlargement OF the court
house,:
At Wahpeton, one man is charged
with sendtng seventy'nine shirts to tina
laundry.
The first occupant Of the new jail at
Wilton smashed the bloomin' thing alt
to pieces.
A Grand Harbor man was arrested
on the charge of violating the prohib-
itory law.
"A bursted water pipe did considera'
BILE damage to the high school build
ing at Bismarck
A man who started a pig pen at Bot
tineau had to remove the porkers out
side the city limits.
E. .Kardell and E. H. Brusven" OF
Grand Forks will start mercantile
business at Sawyer:
Carpio people held meeting to ar
range plans for securing more actual
settlers in that locality.
North Dakota leads the world in fax
production. and Ramsey county claims
the banner for the state.
There are some complaints that the
Ignite miners have a way OF decorat.
ing the ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
The people in the counties south of
Bismarck appreciate the completion
of the 500 to the statecapitol.
The people of Grand Forks saw an
OK team and it reminded the pioneers
of a quarter Of century ago.
The people of the state are warned
by Foster to look out for lot of bad
weather the last of the month:
The general sentiment seems to IA
vor letting some of the towns more
nearly central have the state fair.
Frank Freit of Montpelier, Suits
man county, was given six months In
Jail and fined 5000 for selling booze.
Ex-State Auditor Carlb]om will de-
vote his energies to the management
of his store at Gwinner, Sargent
county.
Tom Mccoy. the big-hearted giant Of
Grandin,s has been vouching for thu
confirmed bachelordom of some of his
friends.
The people of Langdon learned tt
appreciate light service when thu
plant was shut down two nights fol
repairs.
Sisk, who was arrested charged will
selling booze to Nc3Osek, who wa!
drowned in Spiritwood lake, escaped
conviction.
At Michigan City it is claimed tina
small boys annoy the storekeepers b!
hanging around, when they should b.
ID. at home.
"A resident of Nelson county was put
ting up a church bell. when it fell AM
broke his arm. He is less anxious nov
for it to ring.
c. K. Won Media, formerly of Fargo
has opened an abstract Office in Mino
and is associated. with ex-Register o
Deeds johnson.
P. w. McGillie lost fifty or sixt
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