The Wahpeton times., 1904-09-30
A band is wanted at Palermo.
Drayton boasts of three rural ronte

uSuls
A wide-open policy seems to prevail
at Crary.
Darlington people are taking lessons
In elocution.
The farmers elevator at Harvey is
about completed.
A new addition is being plated to
the city of Oakes.
Fingal has organized band OF
twenty-four pieces.
The Minot band furnished the music
at the Williston fair.
Wild plums were plentiful this year
on the Missouri slope.
There is 100000 worth of building
In progress in Mandan.
There have been some fine wheat
Yields around Hanaford.
Some splendid crop yields are re.
ported in Cavalier county.
The Ward county prisoners are well
pleased with the new Jail.
Kenmare people are after the whole.
sale grocery store at Minot.
Around Harvey the wheat is going
from six to thirty bushels.
A lot of fat cattle are picked UP
around Sandoun by dealers.
Wheat around Mayville went thir.
teen bushels on some farms.
The country around Balfour has har.
vested great crop this year.
At Medina wheat is yielding from
ten to twenty bushels per acre.
Fire was discovered in the coal bins
of the school house at Bathgate.
Some Lakota ladies are making final
proofs on Ward county claims.
A lot of fine hay was destroyed
around Williston by a prairie fire.
George Rogers of Steele was thrown
from horse and had his leg broken.
An insane woman in Nelson county
was returned to her home in Hibbing,
MINI.
At kcnsal a man drove over an old
we'll and his best horse fell in and was
killed.
4 lot of set lines and nets are re
ported to be in use in the river near
Neche.
Bismarckers are arranging for the
entertainment of the legislature this
winter.
A lot of homesteaders who lived
alone have become insane in the past
few months.
A Cando man is just collecting be,
he made months ago that wheat would
reach $1.25.
The Great Northern brought men
from Spokane to North Dakota to put
in sidetracks.
A resident of Nome used hammer
on an obstreperous hobo. 1t had q
quieting effect.
Around Donnybrook the wheat is re-
ported to be averaging about fifteen
bushels per acre.
Many Ward county fields of maca
roni or durum wheat yielded thirty.
five bushels this year.
At Goodrich some thieves swiped q
new wagon from a dealer and a pair
of harness from farmer.
Too much water in thu basement OF
the Walhalla school buif fding put the
furnace out of commission.
j. ]. Eddy of jamestown lost thirt,
acres of speltz by fire which was
started by railway engine.
w. j. Hawk of Buffalo caught his
finger on a nail and tore the member
so badly amputation wa4 necessary.
Some Bowbells business men ar.
remodeling and charging their build.
ings to accommodate the large trade
this fall.
North Dakotans who have recentl,
returned from the ST. Louis exposition
speak highly Of the North Dakota
showing.
James Markham has been held in
$1,000 bonds to the district court al
Mandan for the shooting of Charles
ltOmDOW.
Some one is endeavoring to frighteh
the harvest hands by reports of injury
by handling wheat that was infected
with rust.
A Minor man went to Devils Lake
to file on the reservation land, but
didn't like the outlook and forfeited his
tights.
The people Of the state are con
graduating themselves on missing Sc
we're storms SO far like those that GO
CURED last year.
A Minor boy was hunting and got
lot Of dirt in the muzzle of his gun.
The old thing exploded when it was
fired and badly injured the shooter.
At Sanborn a team attached to q
wagon loaded with wheat became
frightened at an automobile and scat.
tered dollar wheat all over a town. |
ship.