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STATE NEWS


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A department store of Harvey, was
robbed of about $50.
Cakes had a disasterous fire last
week. Loss $13O,OO0.
The roller mill at Rolla was burned
to the ground last Thursday night.
Indications at Mandan point to that
city experiencing warm city election.
A double lynching bee was narrowly
averted at Russell, near Bottineau last
week.
United States Senator Dolliver will |
address Fargo audience on the even
ing of Nov 6.
S. S. Stenerson, a farmer lost his |
barn and seven horses in destructive |
fire last week.
"Ki' Matthews was badly hurt at |
Williston by falling beneath a pile of
logs that toppled over.
Henry Goertz of Burlington, was &C.
cidentally killed by his brother as the
result of quarrel.
The oldest woman in North Dakota,
aged one hundred and four years. re-
Gently died at Olga.
A Minnesota horse thief was arrest
ed last week at Hankinson. He was
nabbed with the goods on him.
Little Mary Laframbois of Belcourt,
aged eight years, shot herself while
playing with loaded revolver.
A woman of Columbus mistook the
editor of the Columbus Reporter for
burglar, and shot and killed him.
The wife of a hotel keeper at Har-
vey nearly lost her life by taking
small dose of carbolic acid by mistake.
Prof Ladd has secured several con-
victions of North Dakota butchers for
using preservatives in food products.
The son of S. G. Moore, a Buffalo
banker was run over and killed by
G. N. freight train one evening last
week.
William H. Connolly of Grafton, has
been elected secretary of the National
Association of State Railway Com
missioners.
The Walsh County Republican has
| changed hands, Mr.. Ernest D. Susan
of Oakfeld, Wis, being the new man
at the helm.
The Federation of Women's Clubs
completed their convention at Wah-
peton, and adjourned to meet next
year at Minot.
An attempt was made to loot the
bank at Norwich last week, but failed
on account of the wakefulness of the
night Waterman.
| A prominent farmer of Walcot, nam
ed Ole Ekre, was found dead in bed
one morning last week, as the result
of heart failure.
The candidacy of George M. Young
for congress to succeed Thomas Mar
shall has been announced by the in
surgent forces Of Valley City.
The mayor of Williston stopped
Passion Play from operating in that
city on Sunday night. He said he was
opposed to anything passionate.
| A Williams county school teacher
has been adjudged insane, the cause of
that state being from severe fright
she experienced from several drunken
men.
The Williston State says telegraph
service is on the bum. 1t says that
it recently took twenty-four hours to
send a message from Minot to the
former city.
Andrew Haughan, Of Rugby, met
death beneath the wheels of passing
engine last week. He was attempting
to drive across the tracks when a
switch engine struck him.
| A widowof Grand Forks accuses
local contractor with trying to kidnap
her house during the night The
house was was moved two blocks away
when its movements were detected.
A negro became enraged because he
was refused admittance to the house
of Hans Lykken of near Grafton. He
pinned note to the door threatening
to burn down the house and adjoining
buildings. He made his escape before
being caught.
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