Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-27

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Paul and Minneapolis.
Miss Ellen Mcmillan of Hamilton,
and Miss Phoebe Mcmillan Of Grown
Centre, are visiting with their uncle
D. II. Mcmillan in this city.
The Langdon CoURIER-DEMoCRAr
has passsd the sixth milestone. 1t is a
good paper, published in a good town
and prosperous county.-Bismarck
Tribune.
A hunting party consisting OF John
E. Truax, Allan Pinkerton, r. Meikle-
john and Harry Wieland started for
Young OH Monday with the expecta-
tion of bring back a Wagon load of
the festive chicken.
Some people are constantly troubled
with boils-no sooner does one heal
than another make it's appearance. A
thorough course of Ayers Sarsaparilla
the best of blood-purifies, effectually
puts an end to this annoyance. We're
commend a trial.
MI. Richardson, of the Northwest
ern elevator, returned last evening
from Glendale, MIMI, where he
has spent the past month harvesting
his wheat crop. He says the late frost
has greatly injured the corn crop in
Southern Minnesota.
Hon. John Bidlake:-A great many
farmers especially those who have
not had much experience farming in
the west-are going to be badly fooled
by leaving their grain so late this year.
They imagine that because the straw
is not yellow it is not fit to cut. Now,
this is a great mistake. If you will
notice, the straw is ripe from the roots
up to about six OF eight inches and an
examination of the head discloses the
fact that, if filed, the berry has also
changed color. That grain is ready to
cut. There is so much moisture i'll the
in the ground that it would take three
weeks yet for some straw to ripen
when it should be harvested and in
the shock now.
The two following kilograms were
received last Friday evening and Sat
urday afternoon respectively:
LAR1N1oRE, Aug. 21.-Signal Obser-
yer at st Paul thinks there will be very
light frost in vicinity of Assinniboine
but no danger in the Red River Valley
and territory tributary tonight. Thinks
that there will be danger tomorrow
night and farmers ought to hold their
smudges in reserve. Scatter this infOr-
nation broadcast and see that every
one gets it Immediately.
c. H. jerks.
LAR1,1oRE, Aug. 22.-The U. S. Sig
nal Service Observatory reports indica-
lions of frost in North East Dakota
and Northern Minnesota Sunday morn
ing. }. b. KING.
They were both too late for publica-
ton and in order to spread the news
and give it as much publicity as posi-
BILE, the CoUR1ER-DEMocRAT printed
and circulated several hundred
dodgers" warning the farmers Of the
calamity that was likely to befall them
The consequence of this was that the
farmers were prepared for the worst
and ready to give battle to the foe
armed with Their most effective weapon
smoke. OnSaturday and Sunday morn
ing the smoke hung over the country
like pail and the crop had sustained
little or no damage-except in the
very lowest spots in field. 1t is esti
mated that per cent or less will cover
all the damage, which is a very small
percentage, considering the lateness O.
the season.
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