The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-10-26
FL,cxeRTA,L NUGGETS.

Stark ~eath.r.-A negro was charged
WITH stellinS razors here.
Farso.-Emmons county claims the
banner on the 1905 corn crop.
Mhto,-Local sports are arranging
!or series of races in the park here.
Faego.-A large amount OF school land
will De put on the market this winter
Towner.-.A blacksmith was arrested
on charge of violating the prohibitery
law.
Farso.-Another Jewish colony Is be-
ing established in the western part OF
me state.
Aneta.-One field of fax near hero
is reported to have yielded twenty
three bushels per acre.
Anamoose. - Andrew Thompson's
team ran away near here and his
shoulder was dislocated.
f'insal.--.A farm hand fell off n wag-
on head foremost and broke the wagon
tongue. He was fired.
Grand Forks.--It is expected the rev
500 line from Minnesota to kenn are
will be completed by Nov. 1.
Fargo-The federal grand jury found
an indictment against Frank Reed on
the charge of counterfeiting.
Ray.-A porter on Great Northern
train fell between the cars, and his
life was saved by the station agent.
New Salem.-A $4,000 blacksmith
shop burned here last week. 1t must
have been a rafting good one at that
price.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sarles has
called an election for the organization
of Hettinser county, to be held on
Dec. 8.
Jamestown.-The scarcity OF other
railroad laborers has led to the inn
poration of large numbers OF Japa-
nesc.
Souris.-Conductor Heating of the
Great Northern had a toe crushed off
while attempting to board a car near
here.
Steele.-Sparks from an n. P. en-
CINE started an incipient prairie fire
near here. but the flames were checked
by farmers.
Fargo.-rhc attention of tine farmers
is called to the statement that much
damage is done the soil by burning
the s!ubblo.
Devils Lake.-A lecture course has
been arranged and the people here are
assured of being entertained by some
good talent.
Amcnia.-A disagreement over
game of poker is said to be RESPONSE
BILE for the s.abbing on Il farm near
here the other day.
Hllsboro-rhe Ginndn Brothers.
the big Trail county farmers. have
ri n I'd no
\. building at Fargo.
Hillsboro.-Traill and Cass counties
will unite in erecting Il bridge on the
county line west OF Grandin to replace
GU" recently collapsed.
lickinson.--Thcre are said to have
bocn 50 threshing rigs sold in Morton
county during the season. \ few years
aga It was the Cow county,
l:Nnkinson.--Th Catholics will give
q ta;r soon and advertise Il list OF
Prizes ranging from Il Hereford bull to
a. .hotgun-$1,272 worth in all!
knoX.--The new town of Rolette is
doing we'll The first baby was born
there the other day. This is u good
way to increase the population.
Denhoff-A school teacher near here
could find no place to board near his
school and the board will erect u
shack SO he can do his own cooking.
Knox.--Thc main street Of the new
town of Rolcttc is being graded and
| icvcled. The WORK is being paid for
by the premiums on the 1alc of town
lots.
Fargo.-The Lutheran hospital peo-
pie have bought land and will erect a
building The institution is a new one.
having been organized but Il few
months ago
kelvin.-Frnnk Ballack. who con-
conducts a restaurant and soft drink
| establishment, was shot at four times
Monday night, and two of the bullets
took effect.
Devils Lakc.--In Ramsey county
man hired out to farmer to run an
| engine. He worked an hour and left
| taking wrench. He was arrested
| and fined.
Westhopc.-Thrce OF the four blind
| piggcrs arrested were held for trial.
| Rugby-A local man found q dia-
mond in the street and the price OF
| lots has been advanced
Fargo.-six quarters of Dickey ccun-
| ty land were sold in one bunch for
$50 an acre. which leads one to be-
!ieve that the southern part of the
| state is coming to the front.
| Med;na.-The stage route between
! this place and Gackle, which was OPP
| Grated by A. J. HILL mas been discon-
tinued, and the mail and express is
now sent by rail from this place.
| Kindred.-Lars Heling is n success
full bee raiser, having taken 600 pounds
| of honey from his hives a few days
| ago. Very little trouble is experienced
in bee culture, and the returns are
| such as to warrant more farmers in
keeping few swarms on the farm.
Thompson.-A man named Erick
Johnson, of Moorhead VINO was riding
OF the trucks of train on the Great
Northern, fell off q short distance from
here and his right foot was badly
! crushed by wheels OF the train
Jamestown.-Dr. Sifton was called to
Montpelier to attend the injuries Of
three men who sustained a fall from
scaffolding on which they were
standing while Singing an elevator
al fhis Ylace