The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-05-18
Fu,ckeRTAlL NUGGETS.

FlicKERTAlL NUGGETS.
Fessendsn-E. p. volkmann is tie
sew mayor.
Devils Lake-This city is to have an
ambulance.
sheldon-The Episcopal church is to
be remodeled.
Remarkable men have been Or
dered out of town.
\ Forman-There was a lumber yard
consolidation here.
Wheatland-This town is to have
two telephone lines.
Jamestown-This place will have a
racing meet this fall.
HAVANA mining company was or
ganized by local men.
Rutland-A bald-headed eagle was
killed near this place.
Devils Lakc-Bryan will speak at
the Chautauqua July O.
Observation-Disclosures grocery house
Is to be established here.
Wyndmere-A two-headed calf ID
attracting attention here.
Minot-There is = ot.of illegal fish
ing along the Mouse river.
Fessenden-Druggist Leu is after =
manufacturer of gopher poison.
Medora-This locality recently had
Its first rain since June 10, 1904.
Devils Lake-Business men have
some hopes of securing the 500
Minot-Boys with gopher rifles dam.
aged ,tombstones in the cemetery.
Voltaire-The 500 is constructing .
new sidetracls six miles from here.
Devils Lake-Captain Anderson of
this city died suddenly in Virginia
South Dakotans are catching onto
lands in the western part of North
Dakota.
Minot-A chain gang is to be oper-
ated with recruits from the ranks of
the hobos.
Cando-It is said the 500 line may
switch so it will strike Cando and
Starkweather.
Fargo-R. NJ. Pollock was elected
president of the board of education on
the 43d ballot.
Bismarck.-The increased acreage of
macaroni wheat is feature of the
spring seeding.
Wheatland-A barn and two gran.
aries on the Morgan farm were de-
stroyed by fire.
New Rockford-John Carroll, a son
of State Senator Carroll, is a deputy
inspector of weights.
Minot-The Ward county commits
pioners will appropriate $1,000 for the
bridge across Des Laos lake.
Rugby-There will be some more
new towns on the Great Northern ex-
tensions from York and Towner.
Sraddock.-There is indignation
here over the treatment of a fourteen
year-old girl by a brutal father.
St. Thomas-A lot of Wild geese
made their headquarters in this vicin-
ity until the hunters became too NUM-
erous
DeLamcrc-A frightened lady ran
to neighbours house dressed only in a
slumber robe. She had seen ghost,
she thought.
Fairmount-Since the establishment
Of third rural route out of Fai,.
been discontinued.
Shippers are complaining there are
two inspections of stock, one in this
state and another at the Minnesota
Transfer-and two fees.
Milnor-The streets in this town
IRE being Strengthened and some resi-
:lences are said to have been built six
feet in the public domain.
Rolla-The five-year-old daughter of
Mrs. Andrew Mackella was burned to
death in prairie fire on the home
stead, ten miles east of town.
Tolley-The application to establish
the First National Bank of Tolley,
with a capital stock of $e5, 900, has
been approved by the controller of the
currency.
Dickinson-The establishment ofthe
sub-experiment station here will give
the faculty Of the N. D. A. G. an OPP
portunity to develop some new grasses
for the ranges.
Fargo-No girl or woman, young or
old, can ride any more in the caboose
of Great Northern freight or mixed
g. A.