Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
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| TOT the Denent OF the cluD.
The extension of the telephone lines
IN Ward county continue
Cando claims to be one of the best
wheat markets in, the state.
Litchville IL one Of the towns. to get
q promise OF fax fiber mill.
There is some talk of new court
house building at Grand Forks.
Denhoff people are pronounced in
their opposition to blind-pigging.
Judge Cowan cleared up some cases
IN Sargent county for Judge Lauder.
A Valley City man Is trying to make
4, fifty-two-foot- building 1T q 1lfty:foot
lot.
Legislator.elect Schouweiler Of Fair
mount Is interested in the bank at Ma
zion.
Fessendsn Is discussing whether it
is proper ethics to get drunk at 4
dance.
Tho Northern Pacific will improve
it, track at. Windsor, in stutsman.
county.
North Dakota H. becoming famous
for its many excellent orchestras over
the state.
Joe 'Gebus 10 back at Windmere after
having q leg chopped of in q Fargo
hospital.
The merchants in many towns OF
the state are organizing to head of the
dead beats.
A rural delivery route north of
Wheatland Is. wanted by the farmers
In that section.
Miss Anna l.. Barnum, who has
taught school at Mayyille for twenty
years, has resigned.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Roger Alltn have
gone to Canada on three-months' WIS.,
1t to their old home.
Female blind piggers are, becoming
80 numerous over the state that they
are no longer novelties.
The banks OF; North Dakota are put
ting in larger safes to hold the in
creasing amount Of shekels they are
gathering.
The farmers in many sections of the
state are planning to attend the meet.
Ing of the Tri.State Grain Growers In
Fargo, Jan. 1923.
Prof. E. E. kaufman. of the North
Dakota Agricultural college, Is doing
much to- encourage creamery enter.
prises in the state.
At Litchville the farmers hook
traction engine on to string of grain
tanks, and take 1000 bushels Of wheat
to market at once.
The Old Settlers association will
advocate the organization OF county.
associations, to create more interest
In the big organization.
The Ignite coal operators want to
work some plan by which consumers
will purchase coal in the summer,
when there are plenty of cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar e. Will of Bis.
marck celebrated the twentieth ami.
versary Of" their marriage. They were,
remembered by host Of friends.
]. R. Radford of Fargo owns the
farm, in Emmons county, on which
President Worst, of the North Dakota
Agricultural college,, formerly resided.
J.B. Hockridge of Hunter is said TO
nave invented an attachment for q
| threshing machine for fax, that prom.
ises to make him famous and q pluto
crat.
A slope former doesn't take much
| SUCK III tuC llSAlIC VI uoS WHICH, NC SeSO
wander out in his back yard and dig .
consumption.
Despite the fact that Former Com
missioner of Forestry Barrett was leg
islated out of Office, he still takes a
great interest in promoting the work
In this state
The insurance companies are report.
ed to be cancelling policies on elevat-
ors in Benson county because of the
numerous fires, believed to be of in.
cendiary origin.
The furnace OF the Foster County
State Bank, at Darlington, exploded
and the fuel in the basement was set
on fire. The fremen saved the struc'
lure from damage.
Tom Stack of Enderlin, who was
found guilty of malicious prosecution
in the case Of the chief of police, re.
fused to be guilty, and will institute
further proceedings in the matter.
Freddy" WEIGH, an old resident Of
Mimic and for some time janitor of the
school there, has given 81 200 to san.
ltarium at San Diego to be furnished
home for the remainder OF his days.
Missouri slope farmers farm their
lands in summer and dig under the
surface in the winter and secure q
good quality of Ignite coal.
Justice Cochrane, of the supreme
court, has been given nice quarters by
the county commissioners at the court
house in Grand Forks.
The steamer Expansion on the Mis-.
souri, will be rebuilt during the winter,
and twenty.tAree feet added to Her
length.
M. L, Mccormack, formerly secreta-
~ Of state. 10 engaged in the steam
boat busiueaa cut in WashinGton.