The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-20
K10rtfl Dakota
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Bootleggers are scarce at Rugby.
Edge]ey seems to be long on gas.
Tioga wants another general store.
Justice Pearson of Jamestown is
dead.
Hines and Rhodes fought a draw at
Minot.
Wheelock has organized a literary
society.
The Masons may erect block at
Hannah.
Richland county has a successful
nursery.
Several Cavalier towns would like
the 500.
Claim shack thieves are reported
around Tagus.
Hobos rifled 500 car between Har-
vey and Minot.
Attorney Mcconnell Of Towner may
| return TO Iowa.
Philbrick will again be assistant at
| torney general.
DR.. Lundy has removed from Bot
| tineau to Westhope.
The school land sales at Grafton
aggregated $15o,00o.
Wahpeton and Hankinson forcmen
| had successful balls.
1t is said there is plague of lice
at a school near BOwbells.
Hannah may get q farmers institute
| about the last of January.
Nat Bride, who died at Souris. was
| one of the customs officers.
The Gold Grain Biscuit factory has
started business at the Forks.
Minot is to have two factories manu-
featuring cement building blocks.
f. A. Russell, the hotel man. will
remove from Hanlxinson to kensa!
Forman is preparing to welcome the
| farmers institute workers Jan 10 and
| II.
The people of Milroy. near Den
bigh, had an ol(l-fashioncd hos kill.
ing. .....
North Dakota farmers are adding
blooded stock to their herds this Win
ter.
| Grand Forkcrs arc making great
| fight to secure the Methodist m!ver.
sity.
Money borrowers are rejoicing
over the supreme court decision on
usury.
A daily passenger service is wanted
on the Denhoff branch Of the Northern
Pacific. ...
Archdeacon Jones of the Episcopal
| church at Bismarck is chaplain OF the
! senate.
The boys are beginning 10 bouquet
Insurance Commissioner Cooper and
1 Deputy Rolling.
There are all kinds OF sensational
runlors about the number OF smallpox
cases in La Mourc
! AnamoOsc wants il hall larg" enough
tertainments.
| About 300 bushels of oats c!op"u
! from the barn of William Vollcrtson:
| near Granville.
! Ole Often of Grafton was arrested at
Grand Forks on the charS" oi usin.
profane language.
! An action has been commenced at
| Wyndmerc 10 replcvin some cattle that
had been illegally sold.
! Grand Forks has an ideal location
for a fine city park if advantage is
taken of the opportunity.
Druggist Hamilton of Hunter has
sold his store to his brother of Davcn-
port, and will locate at Sherwood.
The Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern are to connect with a rail
road line from Glendive to Bufold.
The electric short line between the
| university and the city OF Grand Forks
! was out of commission a few days.
At Glendale an entertainment, was
arranged during the holidays for the
students who were back home for va
cation.
Ormsby McHarg may resign as
private secretary to Senator McCum-
ber and form law partnership in
Seattle.
Grand Forks county seems to have
the same cinch on the chief clcrkShip
that Fargo used TO have on the speak
ership.
If the state is to be divided into
congressional districts the general
sentiment seems to favor north and
south districts.
John Duff of Havana was released
after serving forty-three days of his
ninety-day sentence on conviction OF IL
blind pig charge.
Kindred people forwarded a purse
of s1OS to Albert LykNen. :, former
Kindred man, who lost both legs in a
saw mill accident in Washington
state.
With nearly half million spent in
buildings in Fargo in 1904 and more
than that amount planned for 1908,
Fargo seems to be building substan-
TALLY.