The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-04-13
NORTH DAKOTA NEWsLETS.
Iitelo Dots and Oashss Picked m
Over the State to Amuso and
Instruct the 1oadoFA

A 7-year-old girl was run over by
a wagon at Munich.
Two young men ut Glenburn
fought too strenuously at sale.
At Grand Forks u tumor weighing
iifty-two pounds was removed from
a lady patient.
Washburn wants a business men'a
club.
A number of new firms are being
established at Wishek.
The Jamestown electric light plant
is to he enlarged and improved.
The n. p. depot at Pembina is be.
ing extended.
Arbor day is April 1. and there
should be some tree planting done,
Edgeley is contemplating the cree
ton of all opera house.
Herds are being started in some
towns in the state.
J. T. Leuderbeck of Lynch has q
coin GOO years old.
Endcrlin will have baseball team
market day at Sheldon.
En'dcrlin will have baseball team
this summer.
Harvey officials have accepted the
artesian we'll.
LaMoure county is taking an active
interest in telephone extension.
Minot is to have in ice cream fac
tory.
Rugby people are convinced the
new depot there will be stone struc,
ture.
Several points in the state have
temporary naval recruiting stations.
The Farmers Elevator company at
Courtenay has secured it's oncorpo-
ration papers.
The people of Bottineau held a
mass meeting to bring pressure tc
bear against the vetoing of the bill
for the school of forestry.
Nina is new postoffice just estab'
lished in the neighborhood of Sher-
wood.
A prairie fire destroyed the Catholic
church at Crown Butte, Morton
county.
Fargo is struggling with the propo.
sition of what to do with lot Of
beggars who have struck the town.
Rugbyites. are still interested in the
hospital proposition with every indi-
cation of success.
A japanese official is looking over
Morton county as a possible loca-
ton for a colony.
There were thirty-four cases OF
measles i'm the state school for the
deaf and dumb-one of which result
Gu fatally.
With serious prairie fires in March,
North Dakota doesn't seem to have
been showed under.
At Norwich the chemicals used for
q magic lantern show exploded and
createu a panic.
Judge Burke of the Fifth district
seems to have been able to secure
blind pig convictions at Fessenden.
The Great Northern is to extend
twenty-five miles from Munich to the
Canadian line.
Contracts for the abstract work on
of the state have been let.
1t is claimed the 500 extension
across the northern part of the state
will start two or three county seat
wars.
E. S. Palmer of Will;ston has been
appointed a United States irrigation
engineer, with headquarters at Pop.
lar Grove, Mont.
John Poull of Rugby got stuck for
four months i'll jail and has to pay a
fine and costs of $3.50 for operating a
tough joint.
Information has been received in
Fargo from a private source that a
syndicate of eastern capitalists will
bore for oil in Ramsey county dur
ing the coming summer. According
to the report the syndicate has had
an expert in the field for several
months and his report was tavorable.
Charles +. Colosky was appointed
postmaster ut Marvel, Grand Forks
county, vice r. p. Harme, resigned,
and Bridget O'Grady at Oriska,
.lsarnes county, vice Nicholas Gauche,
removed.
Deputy Land Commissioner Brown
leased Stutsman county school lands
Saturday to farmers from all over the
county. AS high as sol was paid for
the right to pasture on half sec
ton of school land.
Honors came easy for Frank Chap
man of Buford. He was prominent
in the legislature, was made national
bank examiner, and later appointed
colonel on the governors staff.
A resident of DsI Lacs, who
thought he had been bitten by mad
dog, went to Missouri to be treated
and found he had not been injured.
A painful injury from a ferocious
cat was sustained by Fred Webber's
little girl Vivian at Fargo. The
child was playing in the yard when
the cat attacked her; springing upon
her it buried it's teeth i'll her cheek
and claws in her arm, frightfully
lacerating both members.
In a runaway at LaMoure dray-
man was caught between wagon
and the side of the building and
squeezed harder than lie ever Rugged
girl.
At Towner 5-year-old girl went