The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-04-18
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Bismarck has gun club with Il lot
of enthusiastic members.
Twenty new mombcrs have Joined
the commercial club at Palermo.
John Hitler of Wang threatened to
kill his stcp-father and landed in Jail.
Buxton is becoming an important
shipping point for fat cattle and hogs.
North Dakota people have pro
nounced opinions regarding coal COM
biMes.
Contractor Haggart of Fargo Is
completing his sewer contracts at
Leeds.
Farmers claim damage to property
n their wagons at Cleveland by loose
horses.
A fire in the store Of Gunnerud 4
Muri at Brinsmade caused some ex-
element.
Trail county people are rejoicing
over the completion of their elegant
court house.
Ex-Gov. Sarles has purchased a new
auto and is preparing for lot of fun
his summer.
An elevator containing 1900 bush.
els of grain was completely destroyed
w fire at McClusky. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
While digging sewer ditch at Nil
not +. l.. James was buried beneath
the dirt from a cavern and was dead
when he was finally dug out,
Land Man Brown is credited with
being responsible for the veto Of the
bill regarding how unorganized terri
tory could be annexed to established
counties.
Miss Helen Click, who was elected
matron Of the state hospital at James
town, held a similar position at the
institute for feeble minded at Grafton
with DR.. Baldwin.
Gus Czarinski, who was arrested
some time ago and taken to Minot on
the charge of having deserted his wife
and run away to Canada with a young
girl, was sentenced to one year in the
state penitentiary at Bismarck.
William McKalalla was arrested at
Fargo on complaint of the Valley City
authorities. He was formerly janitor
at the normal school in Valley City
and was recently discharged. A num-
Der of thefts have been traced to him,
and when searched he had about
about $500 in checks and cash
The Heising Elevator company was
the unfortunate loser of its elevator
at Omemee. They had been busy all
day Monday loading wheat. and it is
thought that the fire resulted from
hot box in some of the machinery, and
gradually spread until it was impossi.
BILE to check the flames when they
were discovered
Miss Nellie SolversOn, who lately
moved to Stark. county with her moth
or. brother and sister from South Da-
kota and located on a homestead near
Haley, was drowned while crossing
Willow creek. 1t is thought she was
deceived by slush ice which precipita-
ted her into a hole eight to ten feet
deep, where her body was found the
following day.
The other day young son Of Hen
fy Carten, living in Waterfall town.
ship, Cavalier county, shot good
sified lynx near the Kitchin home.
The young fellow went at him with
shotgun and finished the job the first
crack. 1t is not known where the ami
NAL came from, but it is thought that
It had strayed in from the south judg-
ing from the tracks seen in the snow
Young Carten is going to send the
animal away and have it mounted.
John Gullickson, son Of MIR. and M rs.
Mat Gullickson Of Canda, who has
been suffering from the results of an
accident of year ago, was adjudged
mentally deranged by the insanity
board and was taken to the state hos
pital for treatment. About year ago
young Gullickson fell from the loft
floor Of the barn. alighting upon a
moving machine. fracturing his knee
cap and injuring his head, and from
which he has never more than tenn
porarily recovered, although his
mental condition has never seemed
seriously affected until Monday, when
he became unusually excited. He is
very bright young man and the fam
lily have the greatest sympathy of the
entire community, who will wish a
speedy recovery of the young mans
condition.