Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26

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I Pierce county wants q new court
house. .-.-,
Masquerade dances are popular this
Einter.
Some Kentuckians are locating at
Steele. H.
Mrs. Haverland died at Colfax, aged
rs years.
Buford people are raising money for
church.
. Fire destroyed the bowling alley at
kenmare.
!; Tuttle has forgiven all his newspa'
Der enemies.
, Wheat thieves are operating around
Willow City.
: There were a lot ne business changes
ht Park River.
Pool rooms seem to be favorite
places to loot.
! Ashley is to have some new busi'
ness enterprises.
A poor, innocent slot machine at
Drake was burgled.
, B. ]. Kinds of Bowbells was named
hs deputy sheritf.
Milton has organized a stock CON-
pany to erect hall.
Sherwood 10 anxious to incorporate.
In spite Of It's infancy. ..,>
z Finley spent about $4,000 in new
buildings during 1904.
. More bear have been killed in the
curtle Mountain country.
A veteran Of the war was held up
Ind robbed at Bismarck.
Munich hasn't been on the map very
tong, but it's whooping things up.
The new county judge OF Kidder
hefeated his opponent by one vote.
A wrecker was sent to McHenry to
eight a box car that had been upset.
Judge Burke of the Fifth district
btuck couple of thugs for long terms.
:Griggs county has two men on the
special primary election law commit
tee.
A new switchboard has been placed
In the telephone exchange at Dray-
ton.
The electric wiring on the addition
t0khes state capitol is through a con-
nuit.
Games of chess are being played
between Forman and Cosgswell by
phone.
The 500 IL reported to be still buy:
Ing right-of-way through Cavalier
county.
Richland, Ransom and Sargent
oounty drainage boards are operating
together.
Cando people have organized a fair
association and some good races are
assured.
Cavalier county commissioners have
leased the court room for theatrical
purposes.
For the first time in many years
hi Of the county officials in Dickey are
Republicans.
The Bismarck theater was a trife
late beginning the season, but is now
formally opened.
Berwick had a disastrous fire which
destroyed three of the best business
places in the town.
The question Of better qualified and
better paid teachers seems to meet
with popular favor.
Visitors to Bismarck are loud in
their praise of the, addition to the
state capitol building.
Manager Powlison may install
might central in his telephone ex-
change at Wheatland.
Wahpeton is aggrieved over the ef-
forts of other towns to capture its
educational institutions.
Charlie Forest of Cando has a treas
Ary position in Washington and is
studying law as side issue.
A spotter did businas:; at Mime
wtlkan several days and acquired
lax of immense proportions before he
left.
The numerous cases of horse steal
ing lead some of the people to suggest
the advisability of organizing the vigi-
1antes.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
8tockwell denies that he is opposed
to the state school Of science It :Eab-
;peton.
The managers of creameries are dis
cussing methods Of arousinG interest
In the business on the part of the
farmers.
The First National bank of Dichin-
son is the sole depository for the public
funds of Stark county and the city of
Dickinson.
Bisbee still has hopes of being
prominent railroad point as the result
.of the crossing of the 500 and Great
Northern there. -