State Items From North Dakota Rail News and Local Notes
One hundred fifty women in Rugby petition the mayor to curb liquor sales in chat sity. The Granville Heir warns shallow wells could trigger typhoid fears. A telepistic train dispatch system is slated for the Minot division from Devils Lake to Williston, then Cut Bank and on to Butte division, boosting efficiency. Adj. Gen. Poole praised by North Montana Review. Gov. Burke may reappoint. Des Lacs reporting busy, with a broken well cover and a restaurant fire scare. Bottineau land sales reach 712,938 dollars with 36,009.87 acres sold at an average 19.80 per acre. Warner house burned, Bottineau schools on two-week vacation. Local papers note editorials, new Linotype at Rugby Optometrist, and a hospital incident involving Everett Svenson from Harvey.
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