The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-06-27
whether they will grow.

=. q. Mills will start a paper at Yule
The people of Epping had gopher
day.
There was a big town lot sale at
Stanley.
The plan for celebration G. Town.
er fell through.
Stray bullets hit a party of ladies'
near Mayville.
Now the Williston hustlers are after
Greater Williston."
The bank statements show big de.
velopmment at Rugby.
A Rugby plumber is reported to have
suddenly disappeared.
Willow City had big decrease in
the salary of the postmaster.
The appearance of the Hillsboro
Blade has greatly improved.
There is to be rural telephone exten.
sion out at Wyndmere.
A home celebration July 4 is wanted
by some residents of Rolette.
Devils Lake is interested in the in.
dependent coal company.
Courtenay is center of interest just
now for a lot of horsemcn.
Dickinson is to have a second NOV
ing picture show-the last one in a
A lot Of the people are tired of "23"
and are. making it "69''-three times
and out.
Park River wells are said to be full
Of typhoid germs and have been con.
demned.
Norwich wants a butcher. The
citizens have to send to other towns
for their meat supply.
AS a result Of the paving row at
Grand Forks the entire business may
be postponed another year.
At Pembina property owners are
fencingin vacant lots-cheaper than
they can cut the weeds.
The cornerstone of Christ's chapel
was laid at McCluskey by Bishop
Mann of the Episcopal church.
Peter Parenny of Larimore became
attached to some brass and iron that
belonged to the Great Northern.
No punishment was melted out to
Judge Corliss for contempt of court in
the grand jury case at Bismarck.
A man at Plaza planted spuds on
Sunday and now an Epworth Lacquer
there seems to be in doubt as to
The elevators at Lakota are being
moved back from the tracks to give the
Great Northern room for improve
ments.
The new rules for the practice OF
bankruptcy proceedings are causing
some confusion till the attorneys get
familiar with the changes.
Devils Lake will get reduced freights
when trains begin to run regularly
over the Fargo-Anita extension a.
the mileage will be reduced.
The Northern Pacific had q slight
wreck on the Great Northern crossing
at Casselton. A broken flange on q
wheel derailed a freight car.
The Barnes county farmer who kill
ed his hired man because of alleged
intimacy of the Ii. m. and the farmers
WllC, uldS AutOhO thC uA" AASISA AoWs
Clifford Maderson of Williston, sew.
en- years old, died as a result of in.
juries received from being dragged by
a frightened COW which he was lead
ing.
The. five-yea;-old son of N. c. Nelson
was monkeying around barn where
a mare and young colt we're stabbed.
f'he mare bit the youngsters finger
eff.
There is d lively scrap in Traill
county because the commissioners are
alleged to have charged SIS per day
for arranging the preliminary work on
five drains.
The fame of the beauty of Fargo'a
interstate fair grounds is said to be
gaining recognition both far and near.
The symmetrical arrangement of the
driveways and architectural beauty Of
the buildings, which was favorably
commented upon last year, will be
further enhanced by improvements