Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-04-07

mere Is shortage of hay in north.
ern Ward. .s.
Piggers at Pisek and Conway are
In mourning. .r5f
A Great Northern train killed a Jap
near Williston.
ID Rugby's election was a decidedly
one-sided affair.
The new Jail at Minot will be com.
pleted by Aug. l. .-.-.
One of the White Eerth piggers
escaped at Minot.
Revival meetings have been sue.
cessful this winter. .-e '--.
Bismarck is to have fast all-hired
ball team this year.
Grand Forks is still talking the au
. ditorium proposition.
Bowbells has raised $1,4o0 for a
new Methodist church. ~
There will be lot of rev settlers
In North Dakota during April.
Oliver county has called in all out,
standing warrants for payment.
The nomination of Postmaster
Myhre at Valley City was confirmed.
= Up at Williston the holjups are
said to be committed by local talent.
Gopher determination appears to be
the paramount issue in Mclean coun
ty.
Thirty.five valuable bird dogs have
been poisoned in jamestown this win
ter.
4 Wells county farmer was awarded
$3.50 each for some horses killed by
the 500.
It is predicted the state trolley line
at Bismarck will soon be self-sup-
porting.
G. H. Edick secured a SIT pension
through the efforts of Senator Nc
Cumber.
Crows are arriving on the slope and
the people insist they are harbingers
Of spring.
A woman swore out the warrants
on which the White Earth piggers
were arrested.
The Great Northern is to straighten
some of the curves in its line between
York and Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crabtree cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary at Ellendale:
There is a renewed rumor of a con-
solidation in some of the mutual in
Gurance concerns.
There are still said to be 1,146 H.
censes issued to people in North Da-
kota to sell booze. ->,
Many cattlemen on the slope have
made q solemn pledge to put up lots
of hay this summer. -s.
Bottineau people have not raised
the necessary funds to secure the
Presbyterian college.
A lot Of booze was confiscated In
the raid on the Bowbells piggerles,
but the men got away.
Egg farmers will be more numerous
in the future, with the prices SO hlgn
during the past winter.
An infant child was found In a.
closet at Milton, but the officials have
no clue to its maternity.
The Great Northern agent at Mich1.
ran city was arrested on a charge OK
illegally distributing booze.
A lot of the men sent to Wilton to
take the place of the strikers are 60
ing back East on brakebeams.
The 500 crossing at Minot IS re-
rarded as dangerous and there nave
been several narrow escapes.
Many counties will select delegates
In both state conventions at the same
time and save lot Of trouble.
Ed welter was captured at Portal
and held on charge Of fracturing the
prohibitory law in Wells county.
3 Some Wishek men used sail on a
handcar to Ashley, but 1t TOOK tnem
seven hours to pump back home.
W. NJ. Leonard, Napoleon's first
postmaster and one of the earliest
nioneers in Logan county, is dead.
5a Dickinson sports are seIIlus An'o
ested in a baseball proposition ana
want a team that can lick Bismarck
Court ,stenographer Rose OF James
town has been compelled to go 70
Arizona for the benefit of his heaitn'
The Farmers railroad from DeVlls
lake to Starkweather was tied lot
two weeks on account OF snow ana
ice.
The wagon road west OF Westnope
IS in bad condition and the farmers
want it graded up for a dozen miles
or more.
TIE Norwesians of the Northwest
viii have great time at Fargo, May
IT. at the unveiling OF the B]ornson
Rauta Sten.
The Fifth judicial district conven'
t;on for the nomination of a Repub-
1can candidate for judge will be held
at Darlington.
Lewis Thompson pleaded guilty to
burglary at Hillsboro and was sent TO
*ha roforr school till he reaches the