The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-13
North Dakota
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summer.
Harold Hiley of Bismarck was sent
to the asylum.
Gopher tails are worth cents each
in Enmons county.
A rancho: in Kidder county will
raise Angora goats.
Milton people are discussing an
acetylene gas plant.
Linton will hold appropriate exer.
cises on Memorial Day. .....
A bughouse domestic created some
excitement at Wheatland.
Forman baseball fans have been
meeting to organize team.
Successful tests have been made
around Hebron with winter wheat.
Mayville will not have an all night
electric light service this summer.
Wolves are said to have killed
bronchos on the prairie near Ryder.
Many counties are planning to en-.
for the noxious weed law this year.
Stutsman county Republicans have
already placed their county ticket in
the field. ..
Starkweather shipped 2c7 cars OF
grain last year. total Of 100000
bushels
S. Johns hospital at Fargo is to
have a new and more commodious
structure.
The company to build the railroad
from Leeds to Dunseith has been in
corporated. .....
Stockmen are rejoicing over the
fact that the railroads have restored
the passes. ..
Towns between Oakes and James
town have at last received a daily
mail service.
Harvey is rejoicing over the fac.
that a number of new residences ara
being erected.
Efforts are being made to assis,
some new settlers in Pierce county to
secure seed grain.
1t is claimed some new settlers have
been buncoed by land locaters in the
northwestern counties.
Two young Grand Forkers have
been named as candidates for the
cadetship at Annapolis.
A store is to be started at McHenry
to be owned by the elevator com
panies represented there.
The recent storm gave North DakO
Ia telegraph service some OF the long
est Interruptions in years.
Minot has organized a commercial
club. an Organization that ought to
exist in every city in the state.
Several ladies are among the most
active participants in the McHenry
and Ward county gopher hunts.
! A st. John teacher thinks the last
set of examination papers by the
state department was too easy.
A defective chimney almost caused
the asphyxiation of County Auditor
Melsard and family at Cooperstown.
Mayor Roach feels so good since his
reelection as mayor of Minot that he
has donated grounds for county fair.
The tri-county teachers association
will have a months summer school al
the state university beginning July
5th.
President Hicks of the state man.
ual training school at Glendale has
been rcengaged at an increased sal.
ary.
Walcotts public school was pre-
scnted with fine lot of historical
works. the gift OF departing clergy
| man.
Some of the valley counties are hav
ins petitions circulated for an cleo.
ion to set aside the operation of the
herd law.
Bids have been opened for the con
struction of the power house for the
Fargo street railway, and also for the
bridge across the Red river
The boozers at Valley City are re
ported to have less difficulty now in
securing their stuff than at any time
since prohibition became law.
Suit may be brought against the
Great Northern railway for the death
of Oswald Engeland, who was killed
about three months ago at Michigan
City.
Landlord Simon OF Coal Harbor sue
ccedcd in rescuing one Of his cows
from the bottom of twenty-five foot
abandoned well, With a windless, unin.
jurcd.
At Edgeley two men were arrested
for disturbing Methodist church SER
vices. They were drunk They were
fined and made to clean up the
church.
Landlord Simon of Coal Harboi
succeeded in rescuing one of his COWS
from the bottom of twenty-five foot
abandoned we'll, with windlass un-
injured.
An increasingly large proportion OF
North Dakota farmers are expected to
adopt up-to-date methods and properly
treat and test their seed before plant
ing this year.
Taxpayers in some townships have