Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-09-17

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tPeR shave been taken to the convent
soho Greceville. Cavalier refuses
to fund for q school house.
Rolette County: Joe Armstrong, at
Island Lake. had fifty tons Of hay de.
stroyed by fire which started from a
smudge. :. ! Len Bush e Palace Temper
anoe Hall at Rolla has been closed by
the sheriff, who says he found liquor
there. =. Jacob Kotschevar, is shipping
huudreds of pounds of snakeroot dug by
the Indians. Professor Tucker Of
Dunseith will have 4, 900 bushels of pc.
tatoes and 500 bushels of onions thisfall.
Dickey County: Glendale merchants
are preparing for large trade. Mrs.
Jacob Byers was seriously injured by a
runaway; the same horse attempted to
run away with Jordie Milne and he had
his ankle sprained. Frank Cannon
cleared 81, 500 from the wheat raised on
40 acres of land /. Will Hutsinpillar,
of Cakes, will have 5000 bushelr of
wheat. I. Rocky Mountain grasshop-
pers have appeared around Glover, but
are doing no damage.
Ransom County: Ed Russell and T.
M. Elliott have had hard fights with
prairie fires. The Gazette wants a
harvest home festival held. r. E. L.
Gregg's wheat on twenty six acres aver
aged 299 bushels. John Leveraas lost
800 bushels of wheat by fire. Il. Ed
Lucia and A. 0. Runice will buy wheat
at Sheldon. :. The Enterprise is pub
fishing lots of local news. The First
Regiment Band serenaded President
Adams.
Kidder County: Joe Toole, who sui
cided at Helena, was former resident
Of Steele. ...A Dawson farmer who re-
Gently fell into several goose-pits while
harvesting his crops, writes The Times
advocating prohibiting allowing persons
to hunt on cultivated land &. . B. O. Cor
rell got fork through his leg while as
sisting in harvesting. -. Twelve cars Of
brood mares have been unloaded i'll the
eastern part of the county to form the
basis of large ranch.
Cass County: Merchant Hawk, Of
Buffalo, has made his elevator a public
house under the law, and will ALLOW
farmers to store their grain. Pete
Hancke's Swear. old child, at Cnssel Cd.
broke its arm Attorney Scott. O
Casselton, was injured by Il bnckini
horse. :. Charles Peterson got his foo'
caught in road cart while driving an,
was dragged three miles, hreuking bis
leg. ). The county Sunday School Asso
citation will meet at Fargo Oct z and s
Richland County: John Mcmillan
discusses the Sunday question in Tht
Globe 49,. Commissioner Hoefs has "
pair of twin girls. =. Sneak thieves are
making lots of trouble i'll the county =.
The Dwight farm will clear $75. 600 this
season aud the Adams and Keystone
farms $4,000 each. If Paramount
will give town lot 100x175 feet she can
have So, 1000 hotel built at once. u. j. The
M. E. conference for North Dakota will
raise $25, 900 for the Wahpeton univer.
sity.
Grand Forks County: E. G. Bonlie,
formerly Of Reynolds, is teaching at
Marvel. "A mare belonging to An
drew Kittleson was so badly cut on a
wire fence that she had to be killed -.
The signal flags h We arrived for the
Larimore service. !. M. M. Miller is
managing editor of The Plaindealer 800.
The Larimore Pioneer has interviewed
the prominent business men of that
place and they approve of the verdict of
the ecclesiastical council in clearing
Rev. Mr.. Griffith.
Ramsey County: A party Of hunters
shot nine prairie chickens, their team
ran away and broke the wagon, making
the chickens cost sic 66 apiece. :. Mary
A. Bowers is the efficient superintend
ent of schools -. The last term of court
cost the county $2,750... Master Fred
Ohilcott has been entertaining his
young friends. Judge Morgan will
probably postpone the term OF court
for Ramsey County until after Nov. L..
@. P. Parsons is negot ating for $4,000
acres of land near Church's Ferry, upon
which to settle $50 German farmers to
raise barley.
Barnes County: Two threshing ma
chine reports show average yields OF
thirty and thirty-two bushels OF wheat
-. Herbert Weston marketed the first
new wheat at Valley City, for which he
got 81 cents, and say the yield is about
twenty five bushels. -. Barnes County
has not yet appointed student for the
agricultural college. Peter Munson
had his collar bone broken by horse
kick. The Russell Miller mill had a
narrow escape from fire. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 81. Mcpherson had house
warming. 80 I. M. Adams gave tenn.
perance lecture at Sanborn -. Mrs
Uramer of Sanborn has gone to the in
sane asylum.
Walsh County: Joseph Griffith, a
blacksmith Of Forest River, has been as.
saulted by two men, and his life is de-
SPARED of Births are numerous. -.
Charley Curne of Mimic, was assaulted
by tramps !. /. Miss Hayes is principal of
the Park River school, and Miss Paul
ner assistant. ;. !. John Herriot OF Bell
vile, had his hand badly hurt in o
binder flames Coulter of Forest