Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-01-19
NORTH DAKOTA

The shipment of horses from the
east is beginning.
Miss Anna Kappa of. Cass county
died at the asylum.
A term of United States court is in
session at Grand Forks.
Grand Forks county has two appli-
cants for cadetship at Annapolis.
William Jayne. the first governor of
Dakota, is still alive.
Battery A, Lisbon.
Valley City is crowded for public
school accommodations.
Ambrose II. Hardy has been APP
pointed postmaster at Cathay.
Cass county Scn:chinen will cele-
brate Burns birthday in proper man.
ner.
The Leeds State Bank will pay 2 per
cent for $1,000 Of Benson county's
funds.
Leeds has a business mems union
that seems to be doing some good
work.
Hon. T.. C. Goplerud of Steele coun-
ty will probably so to Norway for his
health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Briggs of Wahpe-
ton celebrated their golden wedding
recently.
The enforcement league proposes to
continue the raid at Fargo until the
sale of liquor is completely stopped.
Montana and North Dakota exported
5000 car loads of cattle during the
past season.
Bankers Davidson and BeiselSer will
open a bank at Williston, With CAPT
tail Of $1,000.
| The senate has confirmed the ap.
| pointment of G. l.. Mitchell as post
master at Jamestown.
J. P. Fahnlander is missing from
| WahpetoD. He leaves a large family
and a number Of debts.
Paul Hops, the Grand Forks music
| man, was married to Miss Mary Faber
at Oshkosh, Wis.
"Reddy'' Wilder is accused of an as
sault on a thirteen-year-old girl at
| Willow City. and fed to escape the
wrath of citizens.
The cowboy Price. lynched at Ska
quay for killing two gold seekers. is
said to be Doc Price, formerly OF
Mclean county.
w. J. Kennedy, claiming to be a di-
vine healer, has been jailed at Bottin-
eau for practicing medicine without
license.
A fire company has been organized
{,, ic
| Holmes, assistant and George Holmes
scribed $500 for apparatus.
| Heart disease was at first assigned
as the cause of the death OF Julia Sol
berg, at Devils Lake, who, from later
reports, appears to have died as the re-
suit Of a criminal operation.
The town Of Winona, Emmons coun-
| ty, is being deserted, and great num-
Der of the residents are moving to the
new county seat, Lynnton, which
promises to become a thriving village.
Quite a number of half-bread Chip
pewa families from Turtle Mountain
are settling on the Standing Rock res
| eryation. and they claim that about
| thirty families will move on to the
Fort Rice reservation next spring.
| A man named Gleason, an enforce
men league detective. has been arrest
| ed at I4angdon. charged with the crime
Of forgery. 1t is said that he secured
| liquors at a drug store N that place,
signing the name Of Foster.
| The state dental board. composed Of
DR.. Startling Of Fargo; DR.. Soule OF
| Wahpeton; DR.. Mclean of jamestown
and Dr.. Foster of Grand Forks, met in
session recently in DR.. Sta'rling's Office.
Two applicants for admission to prac-
tice dentistry in the state were exam
ined.
Hon. E. d. Wallace Of Hope was
kicked by horse and quite badly ill.,
jured.
Chambers is reported OH the Sheyenne
and seven horses have been con-
demned.
Alex. NIcLain of Cavalier county has
sold his extensive property holdings,
and will go to Los Angeles.
G. G. Pilling and family "f Poster
county had a narrow escape from as
phyxiation from escaping coal gas.
The linseed oil mills at Fargo We're
burglariZed and number of odds and
| ends taken.
DIR. !. d. Windell of Park River will
| spend several months in Europe, leay-
! ing for there about Feb. /.
Prof. Pull. the Fargo llypnotist. is
making n successful tour Of the north
ern part of the state.
Stutsman county officers are bonded
by a fidelity company. as the treasurer
of Grand Forks county will be soon.
Everyone compliments Bismarck on
| it's improved appearance since the
burned district was rebuilt.
November sales of grain put about
5000, 900 in circulation in the vicinity Of
| Devils Lake.
The Russell Miller Milling company
has built two bridges at Valley City at
& cost Of $1,000.
La grippe has firm hold on Cassel-
ton, nearly every home having from
one to five members laid up.
An agent of the enforcement league
named Gleason was arrested at Lang