Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-28

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FuCKERTAlL NUGGETS.
Arthur-Tom Burgum lost barn by
fire. "
Bowbells-A lot Of the>wheat around
here has been stacked.
Bowbells-An injunction has been
served on the blind piggers
Kenmare-A locel man won seven
teen prizes on cattle at the state fair.
Casselton-Enos Gray, reports some
hne corn on his farm near Absaraka-
Tower-The The City Telephone
company has over 100 rural subscribers.
Grand Forks-The brick and stone
work on the postof6ce has been COM
pleted.
Rugby-W. c McClintock, Of the
Merchants National bank, may start .
bank at Tioga.
Fargo-It is said the potatoe crop In
this state is fairly good outside the
Red River Valley.
Bowbells-The Bulletin wants the
people to effect more organizations and
have fun this winter. Z:
Steele-There is q rush to secure
lands In tho irrigation districts in the
western part of the state.
Devils Lake-Lake Irvine is to be
lowered and several thousand acres of
hay lands will be created.
Crystal-The Pembina county au-
thorities raided the blind pigs and
gathered in few culprit&
Minot-Some new Asiatic wheat is
being raised in Ward county and is
said to be exceptionally prolific.
Pengree-A 19-year-old girl was ac-
oidentally shot in the abdomen by her
uncle near here. She may recover:
observation-disclosures county has .
farmer who raised forty-eight bushels
OF macaroni wheat per acre. Next
Jamestown-There arc 511 patients
enrolled at the state hospital for the
insane. Some of these are on parole.
Buford-Duck hunting is reported
to be exceptionally due sport on tho
Missouri river and adjacent streams
Dickey-Two men were arrested on
charges Of blind pigging, one got
bonds and the other had to go to Jail.
Casselton-A loafer was offered q job
1T 81. so per day and refused it. Depu'
ty Sheriff Ross ordered him out OF
town.
Ellendale-S. Glover has been out
west, where he purchased $4,000 sheep
to be fed on his farm this fall for the
eastern markets. r
Casselton-Ths fire department had
three fire alarms in four days The
Niles packing house WAS one Of tho
buildings destroyed. ~
Bathgate-FrankM Myrick, Jr., vol
known resident, had his leg broken by
the overturning of = water tank on
which he was riding.
Casselton-The city council has pas
sed on ordinances limiting the speed Of
trains to the main part Of tho city to
eight miles an hour.
Minot-The blind piggers Of Ward
SOuooy oAo SoSSAuS o"CA p'oSoo oAA
wheels since States Attorney McGee
has shown so much activity.
Wahpeton-Eugene Schuler grub
staked" a Colorado prospector few
years ago and now has an interest in
. fine piece Of mining property.
Bismarck-The North Dakota lig-
mite coal is all right for producing
heating gas, though it is said not to be
particularly good for illumina ting pur-
poses -
Rugby Threshing returns about
here are very satisfactory. Thirty
bushels per acre is not an unusual
yield here, aud yields in the 3o's is
quite the rule. .
Hannah-Some Of the people would
like to have q village marshal appoint
ed to take care of some of the unruly
characters who infest the "owa during
the threshing season.
Rugby-The land in the northwest
ern part Of tho state is advancing 50
rapidly in price that the state school
lands are being withheld from the
market for another year.
Oberon-The section of the state
along the jamestown and Northern
branch of the Northern Pacific is said
to have about as fue q crop as 10 being
threshed in any section of the state.
Fargo - The Northwestern Tele-
phone company is putting in extra
wires between here and Jamest own.
The new line will be used entirely on
local business, leaving the old for
through business.
F.,rgo-Within fifty days forty-two
banks have been established in tho
state. The organization of practically
a new bank day for q couple Of
months is going some and there are
places still unoccupied.
Forman-1t is said that the farmers
in the sander sections of Sergeant,
D,ckey and other counties in the state
are planning to grow. sugar cane as