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Hope is to have a new hotel.


Cathgay wants a new schoolhouse.
Egypt, in Rolette county, wants q
postoface.
Chief of Police Burt of Valley City
has resigned.
The Minot Presbyterians will erect
. new manse.
The Nelson county school lands
have been leased.
K:dder county can furnish homes for
$500 new families.
Farmers are watching for the dry
spots in the fields.
Hannah was cut off from train serv-
ice for an entire week.
A Bottineau county couple were
married in the blizzard.
The Sixth judicial district conven-
ton is called for May 21.
A creamery is to be erected at
Strasburg, Emmons county.
DR.. Lee of Edmore is said to be 3
candidate for the legislature.
A juror at Towner threatened to 60
on a strike for an easy chair.
Two Grand Forks county bridges
were swept away by high water.
The rush for the Canadian North
west is little in evidence this spring.
The row at Steele over the Lyons
faction and the other fellows, keeps
up, ~,
A. C. Wells has been reappointed
farmer at the Standing Rock Indian
agency.
One rancher in the western part OF
the state lost 500 sheep out OF herd
of 1900.
George l.. Stroup, formerly Of May
vile, Fargo and Minot may locate at
Glenburn.
The Park River stage upset just out
of Grafton. Five men and woman
got BATH
Marion is determined to be repre-
scented on the baseball diamond this
summer.
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Office were sustained in number OF
appeals.
Braddock is reported to have blind
pig operated by a woman sixty-dve
years old.
In Williams county over 200 home
steads have been proven up within
the last year.
Prof. Shanks Of Walhalla goes to
another school next year with $500
boost in salary.
Several arrests were made at the
Bismarck election on the charge OF H.
legal voting.
The old story about the music Of the
hammer and saw is being chronicled
in many towns.
One thousand sheep were lost on
the Jackman ranch north of Steele
during the storm.
A Valley City man kicks because c.
r. Robbins of Fargo was not appoint
ed game warden.
Granville intends to have a ball
team this summer that will make ad"
joining towns 60 some.
McHenry, Ward and other counties
are in earnest over the efforts to e1-
terminate the gophers.
A lot of Fairnount CANNES commit
ted suicide by taking poison some low
fellow scattered around.
The Barnes county farmers are for
Young because of his stand in favor
of better inspection of grain.
Mai. w. C. Gooding, long we'll known
at old Fort Lincoln, has gone to Seim,
S. D., to run general store.
Twenty-six miles of telephone wire
was down between Larimore and Dev-
ils Lake as a result of the big storm.
Osmond Aakre, farm hand at
Aneta, gave evidence of insanity and
was taken in charge by the authori-
ties.
Some of the branch lines in the
state expect regular train service from
now on, with no snow to blockade the
tracks.
The Northern Pacific is accepting
shipments for Emmons county points,
so it is expected the road will be soon
opened.
Efforts are being made to secure
pardon for Walter Biorhus of Foster
county. who assisted some prisoners
to escape.
Mai. Bingenhejmer is reported to
have lost a number Of cattle he had
out on shares with farmers south OF
Mandan.
I'D. Allen of Mandan shipped near
" half a carload of taxidermlc specl-
mems and Indian curios to the st.
Louis fair.
Efforts will be made in Pierce coun-
tv to obtain seed wheat for some OF
the new settlers whose crops were
failure last year.
Farmers are urged not to economic
on seed this year, as some OF the
wheat is damaged by being bin burned
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