Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1896-12-03
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Interesting News Items From all
Parts Of the state.

Parts OF the state.
Nathan Dunkelberg of Bismarck
gets an original persion.
Another cattle ranch is to be started
rear jamestown.
Valley Cityites want the Sheyenne
stocked With fish.
Charles Forkey broke his leg while
stump-rulling at Grand Forks.
Nathan Dunkelcberg of Bismarck
gets an original pension.
The cheese factory at Leeds has
closed business for the season.
The United States civil service eX-
animation will be held st Pembina,
Oct. 10.
G. w. Koutz was run over by trac-
ton engine at Lidgerwood. His leg
was broken.
While switching at Larimore a
threshing outfit was thrown from
fiat car and btoken to smithereens.
Dan Gibbs monkeyed with buzz saw
at the HNilliston saw mill. He's NIL
nus four fingers now.
George F. Thayer's new town, Ane-
Ia. already has four butcher shops.
No vegetarians in that town.
Mrs. Cal Wilson of Bismarck has
been taken to the asylum, having been
adjudged insane.
A farmer near Neche, named G..
Forbes. is under ST. 0J bonds for wife
beating.
Guy Hlrris, young Sargent county
70, fol off in
gearing of a threshing machine.
Bessie Stevens of Cakes was thrown
from horse and her arm and ankle
broken.
The Catholic congregation at Wahpe-
ton has contracted for a new church,
to cost $l1,6G5.
Up to present date the pen brick
yards at Bismarck have turned out
100000 brick.
The one-year-old child of J. A. Stave-
~ of Dawson fell into an uncovered
well and was drowned.
A Mcintosh county farmer is charged
with having raised cucumber three
feet six inches long.
A barn and contents belonging to
Adam Noggle near Kuhn were Destroy
ed by lightning.
T. P. McGovern drove into freight
train at Harvey. One horse was killed
and the other seriously injured. Booze.
1t is rumored that the Milwaukee
will soon build from Eureka, S. D., to
Bismarck.
Dave Schweitzer of Cavalier didn't
know it was loaded, but is glad he
wasn't looking in the barrel. The side
of his bedroom was blown out.
Twins. nearly a year old, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Lehman of Willow
City, sickened and died within a few
hours of each other.
Hoboes swiped a handcar at Lisbon
and ran it to Davenport, thoughtfully
leaving a card of thanks for the Sec
ton boss.
Frank Anscome dug tunnel and
escaped from the Nelson county Jail.
He was charged with keeping a blind
pig.
Another party Of Dunkards from the
East has arrived at Darlington to To-
cate land for themselves and some
fifty families, soon to arrive.
A man named Hart was kicked in
the face by horse, and it is feared
the injury may permanently affect mis-
brain
The certificate Of domination of the
Republican state officers has been filed
with the secretary of state. This is
the first to be filed.
Conductor Shallaberg, of the Great
Northern, had several ribs broken by
coming in contact with car on a
side track, while hanging to another
car while passing on the main track.
Some charred bones were found in
the ruins Of the livery stable fire at
La Moure, and some of the residents
think u tramp was burned up in the
blaze.
Alex. McDermott fell through an
opening in hay loft, at s. A. Nc
Canna's farm, in Grand Forks county,
and received injuries from which he
died.
Gustafson, the Grand Forks insane
man tried to escape from the hospital
in his night shirt. He was captured
by a byciclist after hot race through
the business streets.
LIE IFduu FOfkS IdX levy. is as IOl-
lows: General fund, $4,000; road and
bridge fund, $1,000; sinking fund, So
600; interest on bonds, SLIPS; total,
$69,S25.
Burglars broke into the postoffice
and store of George N. Williams at
Northwood. Apparently nothing was
taken except a few stamps. A black
smiths sledge hammer was found in
the store. The burglars intended to
break in the safe, but found it open
and without any lock
Peter Nilsson is wanted at Grand
Forks on the charge of selling mort
gagged property. ]. D. Bacon held a
mortgage on three horses and wagon,
and on Saturday it was learned that
the property had been sold to a man
named John Daley, living twelve
miles from Devils Lake. Nilsson ar
rived there some time ago and sold
the entire outfit for 5000 cash and
took the train from Devils Lake west.
Since then he has not been heard from.
Nels Hanson, a young man engaged
on the farm of Alex Christie near Bux-
ton, met with serious accident over
a week ago. He had just led a team of
horses through the pasture gate and
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