Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-10-06
NORTH DAKOTA

II mandolin club.
New Rockford is to have new bank,
it Is reported.
One cattle company Mt Dickinson Is
shipping 1000 beeves weekly.
Minor heirs of Werner Meier Of Bis
;narck get a $50 pension.
Adler, Mardcll and Vesselyvillc are
made money order offices.
Attorney V. r. Lowell will remove
from CasscltOn to Fargo.
Mcintosh claims 900 votes should be
east this fall in that county.
Bismarck has 2G3 school boys and
257 school girls enrolled.
lllc state university at Grand Forks
opened last week.
The usual number Of threshing ma
chimes are going up in smoke this fall.
Anna IIoadcn was taken to the asy-
lum from Mandan Monday.
The 500 encloscs, $50 acres at Wishel1
for stock shippers on the slope.
Judge Morgan has adjourned court
for McIlenry county until Nov. >.
H. l.. Kelly has been appointed post
The Findlay State Bank is the first
| brick building erected in Steele county.
Perth wants Il new school house
| just as good Il one as Bisbee has got,
| too
The MOnangO cheeSery reports inI
| menSe sales of that product this sea-
SCH.
Tnt to-
ic nominee for school superintendent
in Eddy county.
\ pelican has been added to the COL
lection of Wild game inhabiting the
Jimtown city park.
1t is said that the 500 will lay rails
this fall to within twenty miles Of Bis
marck.
The story is out that CoopcrStown
has a druggist who found Il snake in
his bed.
The postoftice at Berlin. Morton co,n,-
| ty, has been discontinued. Mail will
go to Lcipsic.
Maj. Fay, one Of Uncle Sans army
| paymastcrs, appointed from Cakes,
will soon be located in Chicago.
Davenport has had another touch
| from fire, and still no steps to organize
4 fire department.
Mountain lions. catamounts and coy
| otes are reported plentiful in Western
Mclean county.
The drug store of Maj. Fawrctt OF
| GlasSton, pembina county, WAS closed
by injunction last week.
William SQuire's house at Spiritwool
| was burned. Several other buildings
| were also destroyed
Fingal is to have Il new S;'tN' school
| house, and Dune Mcdonald oi galley
| City gets the contract.
Attorney Conlllin Of Jin;nWn rx-
| poets to harvest loo bushels of on
| IONS this year, as Il side issue.
Elmer Pennington Of Courtenny is up
| against Uncle Sam, and will probably
| get the worst of it. Boot-lcgyin~
Coyotes are so plentiful AM! nrrvy
around Fort Stevenson thar people
dare not let small children run al large.
~ returned klondikcr at I.nnYlun
| brings news of the death of Frank
| Brady of that city. by drowning in Tie
Yukon.
Tom Marshall shipped 200 fin, cattle
| to the Chicago markets from his Oakrs
stock barns the other day. Just as IL
| feeler.
| The state examiner has made Il state
| ment OF the condition of the state
| banks at the close of business ON the
| Goth instant.
Sheriff Jacobson ran down a blind
| pigger in Grafton named Hpinberg,
and his deputy rounded up another,
Joseph Rossum, at Pisek.
Hon. w. l.. Mccormack, who is row
running steamboats, out in the I\ootp-
| mai country. is spending Il few days in
| his old home, Grand Forks.
A head-end collision between two
freights on the Great Northern. :.rar
Hillsboro, wrecked both engines and
several cars.
A new cemetery has been located i'm
Mandan, with Mcssrs. c. \. Heegurd.
Frank Roby, w. \. Wheeler. w. \.
Lanterman and l. n. Cary as trustees.
The Monarch Elevator company has
nearly finished a 3O,GOO-busllpl elevator
at Brnsmade, making three in all for
| that burg.
Hc ut;tln Oh III. IiHfrOnrl takes
from Bismarck an old landmark. as it
were. and Il citizen wei! known
throughout the state.
Rolla Warren was fired upon by lo!l-
up artists near MaryviIle. and his life
saved by safety-pin in his pants.
Score again for the safcty-pin
Maj. II. G. Fish and Lieut.. Chas. +.
Showers, Of Grigsby's Rough Riders.
Lave returned home at Wheatland.
Fish is well, but Stoves has the fever.
Elsie. the ar-old-daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ohnmies of Courtenay.
died from dose of strychnne inno-
Gently given her by her little brother.
Postoftice Inspector Thiele is in Ris-
marck arranging for a new location for
the rostoffice and securing fixtures for
the same.
Mrs. Ed McCoddam of Mandad has
received letter from her husband in
Dawson City, stating that he WAS sin