The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-09
NORTH DAKOTA wewsLETs..


tarium.
Page is to make arrangements for a
baseball team.
Rugby has an oppo, tunity to secure
q big hospital.
Fort Totten Indian kids are said to
have the measles.
The artesian we'll at Lisbon is meet
ing all expectations
The city of Grand Forks will build
detention hospital.
The farmers are being urged to treat
their wheat for smut.
Some citizens of Rolla arc reported
to have left hurriedly.
The farmers around Minnewaukan
may erect -four mill.
The Finley Business Mems associa-
ton, explains its object.
A Penbina county man tried to
shoot corn of his foot.
Minot may secure an independent
wholesale grocery house.
The jamestown artesian we'll is flow
ing large stream again.
The people Of Rolla suspect the ele-
vator fire was incendiary.
Latter Day Saints have been holding
big meeting at Manfred.
A Farmers Elevator company has
been organized at Wimbledon.
Fessen;sen will vote March 81 to see
whether it will become n city.
A mail route contract has been
awarded from Portal to Crosby.
The Whittock blacksmith shop ut
Eckclson was destroyed by fire.
There are seventeen blind pig cases
ON the5court calendar at Grafton.
Three pigs are advertised as straying
from Portal. They could all see.
Wyndmcre people are excited over
the strange lights in that vicinity
Walter Saddlemyer, who lives near
Edmore, lost his residence by fire.
The Minor Junior baud is source
Of pride to the people Of that town.
John Grippe of Starkweather has In
vented . straw rack for a separator.
Cavalier county will furnish some
ecdwheat for the Red River Valley.
The farmers at Courtenay have Or
ganized q Farmers' Elevator company
At Williston a drunken man struck
little girl and was given an SIS fine.
More interest is being aroused in the
state historical society than formerly.
The farmers elevator at Cando
caught on fire, but the building was
saved.
The Bismarck trolley line is year
old, and it has carried $4,000 passen-
gers.
The supreme court decision seems to
indicate that the bucket shop law is
good.
spangler Bros general store at Pat.
terson was burglarized of 5000 worth
of goods.
A resident of Page lost an arm
through an accident with gun that
wasn't loaded.
Druggist Murphy of Courtenay has
secured patent on an attachment fol
monograph.
The farmers have been holding meet.
ings at Cathay to arrange for rural
telephone line.
Farmers around Fingal are rejoicing
over the organization of an independ.
ent elevator company.
Kindred would not object to being
in electric railway communication with
Eoron-and Moorhoad
The Review discourages the erec-
ton of another hotel at Crosby till
the town gets railroad.
The county commissioners of Sar.
gent have determined that the prohi-
ton law must be enforced.
The confiscated goods taken from
smugglers in this state last fall is said
to have been valued at $4,000.
The new German American baax of
Wahpeton has been organized, and it
will soon be ready for business
Langdon Pre- ,bytcrians raised 81, 400
as starter on a new church, which is
expected to cost $1,000 or $4,000.
The outlook for the sheep industry
is unusually bright, and the ranch.
men an the slope are greatly elated.
The N. p. section house at Mandan
was destroyed by fire and a lot OF
boarders lost their trunks and grips.
Judges Kneeshaw and Goss snapped
benches, the former going to Botti.
neau for term and the latter to
Grafton.
1t is claimed there are some fake
townsite promoters along the route OF
the 500 through the northern part OF
the state.
A postofice was recently established
at Landa, q new town in Bottineau
county, and bank is now being or
ganized.
1t is undoubtedly fact that North
Dakota has more. people in proportion
to population who are able to visit in
other states during portion of the
year than any other part of the union.
A young woman in Mclean county
was treating an aching tooth with car
bolic acid, and some of the stuff got
down her throat. The consequences
were unpleasant, but not fatal.
The bill for the division of the state
into two congressional districts has
been laid aside, and we will elect our