The Bottineau courant., 1910-07-08
Fnckertail Facts
North Dakota State News In
Condensed Form.
Condensed Form.

Glen Ullin.-This city nav has an
eighteenpiece brass band.
Medina-This city is the proud Ios'
SCISSOR of brand new hotel.
Douglas.-Work has begun on the
new $4,000 M E. church for this city.
| Towner-More wells are to be pu~
down in this place to increase the
water supply of the city.
Drayton.-The people Of this city are
working for steel bridge across the
! Red river at this place.
Bismarck-On the evening of pri'
mary election day an inch and quar-
terof rain fell. 1t was badly needed.
b Wimbledon.-Barnes county Sunday
I school workers are arranging for big
convention at this city July 1S and ~.
Mandan-Two arrests have recently
been made in Morton county by U. S.
deputy marshals for misuse Of he
mails.
Belfield-An offer Of $4,000 has been
made at Belfield for 25-foot lot that
could have been bought some time ago
cor S.
Valley City-Tom Gunderson, for.
mer county auditor, was found dead
along the banks of the river by party
Of boys.
| Rolla-Six horses were cremated In
the fire that destroyed the barn of
George G. Speelman on his farm near
this city.
Benedict-A farmer living a few
miles from this place claims to have
found gold at depth of three feet on
his farm.
Fargo-Methodist church will be
built at Grace City, Dewey and Brant-
ford on the Fargo-Minot branch of the
Great Northern.
Towner-This city now has an &C.
tive commercial club with member
ship of thirty of the best boosters in
McHenry county.
McVille-The farmers Of this section.
have decided to hold meeting look
ing to the erection Of a farmers ele-
vator at this place.
Tioga - McGregor fourteen miles
north of here on the new Stanley
branch, Is the latest addition to the
towns Of the state.
Carrington.-The pastor Of the M
E. church at this place invites men to
! come to church and tells them they may
> feel free to leave their coats at home.
! Ellendale-Grant Shepherd and his
J. wife were rival candidates for posi-
:. tions on the school board, and Mr..
= Shepard won out with nine votes to
y spare.
:, Cahdo-A short term Of district
- = court has been held in this city. The
libel case against Messrs. Plumley and
5 Brewer has gone over until the winter
session.
= Mandan-The fire department Of this
). city had four calls on Tuesday. One
z house was burned to the ground and
! | the other fires were small ones and
q easily put out.
4 Carrington.-The 500 line is having
~ pictures taken by moving picture
- company along it's line representing ar
elopement that brings in many scene:
- along it's right Of way.
IL Center-The Old Settlers celebra
10 ton held at this place on Tuesday wa
ID attended by about eighteen hundred
s, people from the three counties, Nor
70 ton, oliver and Mercer.
ID Lakota.-A fine new depot 35x11:
ID feet is one of the improvements of th'
Great Northern at this place. It is tt
o be thoroughly modern with hot water
heat and electric lights.
"a Hanlzinson-A gypsy caravan of six
n teen vehicles recently pulled into thi
> city, and the city marshal had to u.s.
>, considerable moral and physical per
- suasion to get it to- move on.
Fargo.-During the circus parade re-
= Gently in this town thieves made
small haul at the Stone Music Co..
lg store and relieved well nnown physi
IS clan of his watch and chain.
- Grand Forks.-Rev Alexander Carr
who is endeavoring to raise an en-
y dowment fund of 100000 for super
le anuSed Methodist ministers, report
sr that one-half of the required amour
se has been secured.
WNliston-A lively time was had a
y the school election in this city to elec
al members favorable to the idea of
III public library. Mrs. S. M. Hyde,
le university student and a daughter o
q the late Senator Johnson, was one o
~ the officers elected.
le notwithstanding fight betwee1
ts Arthur Trice and his father-in-law
N James Donnelly the former was kille
- by blow from club. Mr.. Donnell
- claims self-defense and is grief strick
:, en- over the occurrence. Both men hav
borne good regulations.
- Minot-R. N. Adams, well know
:. farmer of this county, met death b
the accidental discharge of a sma
u rifle with which he was intending t
N shoot some dogs. It is thought he fe
30 and discharged the rifle. The coroner
jury brought in verdict Of accidents
!" death.
IN Grand Forks-John Inglis crop ex
ld' pert, has been in this town and he say
Id conditions mot as bad as picture
ig in all parts Of the state and place
the probable yield in North Dakota a
10 35,00O000 bushels and says that wit
20 good weather from now on a possibilit