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ton agitates the people around Saw
yer.
An old landmark at Bottineau was
burned.
Late rains in Ramsey county have
helped late fax. t1
Balfour wants to establish a Nc
Henry county fair.
Some Bottineau horsemen have in
vested in fast equines
A Mrs. Wilson, recent arrival at
Minot, became insane.
The sports around Hankinson have
been raiding wolf dens.
Enderlin seems to be a favorite
stopping place for hobos.
Judge Fisk heard case at James
town for Judge Glaspell.
Lake Metigoshe, near Bottineau, is
a popular summer resort.
The big Sunday school picnic at
Renville will be held Aug. 8.
At Linton some unregenerate cuss
swiped thirty bottles of beer.
Judge Palda did not order a jury Tor
the term of court at Williston.
Spiritwood lake seems to have been
popular resort this summer
Hankinson will make things hum
Sept. 1912, with the street fair.
At Richburg one man slugged an
other with a bowling alley ball.
Wahpeton is said to be the head
quarters for lot of tough hobos.
There is genral complaint that the
noXious weed law is not enforced
The state fairs this summer seem
to have been unusually successful.
There is new and prosperous town
in Ward county, known as Glenburn.
A painter at Bismarck attempted to
hold up man and got himself arrest
ed.
The surveyors are at work on the
proposed line between Rugby and cis-
marck.
The Firgal people rejoice because
the 500 flyer is to stop there in the
future.
There is dissatisfaction at Minot
over the grade established for the side.
walks.
1t is said there are 200 teachers in
attendance at the summer school at
Minot.
A rich vein of coal is said to have
been discovered near Ryder, in Ward
county.
gone to Oregon to prove up on timber
claims.
A Goodrich man blew in $4OO for
treatment at Pasteur institute in
Chicago.
Burglars seem to be getting in their
work in some of the smaller towns of
the state.
There was heavy rainfall south of
Lidgerwood that amounted almost to a
cloudburst.
A Swede, recently from the old couh-
try, suicided at Steele county from
homesickness.
A physician, a meat market and a
bank are among the necessities want
ed at Goodrich.
The gypsies that have infested
Jamestown have been ordered to keep
off the grass.
There is trouble in Mcintosh county
because some roads have been fenced
in with barbed wire.
Among the things found in the raid
on the Abercrombie blind pigs was a
barrel full of whisky.
A Stutsman county ranch brought
100000, and the day of ranches was
supposed to be past, too.
Letters can be stamped at Ryder
now, just as well as at any other old
pcstoff1ce in the country.
The people of Richburg are deter
mined to clean up to avoid the posi-
bility of fever epidemic.
N. Nickish, Ward county farmer,
has stone house and stone barn,
and sixteen wells on his farm
The Northern Pacific has completed
the wiring for the block system be-
tween jamestown and Fargo.
The Doctors Windell of Ward coun-
ty, who have been i'll with typhoid for
so long, are now able to be up.
The young boy that was born at che
Chautauqua three weeks ago has been
christened Chautauqua Pearl Reed
A Hankinson man has returned from
coast trip, determined to live in
North Dakota till he goes up higher.
1t is said that the receipts for the
Chatauqua this season were about
sl2 900, larger sum than last year. 4
The lightning rod men seem to have
worked several sections of the north
ern and northwestern parts Of the
state.
The organization of the independent
grain buyers of the state is expected
to have its effect on the price of grain
this fall. a sss
1t is now claimed that the creditors
of J. G. Hoff, who recently failed ats
MinOt, will get only about 10 cents en-