Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-21
NORTH DAKOTA

| with an enrolment or 5OS pupils.
Sheldon is rejoicing over the change
in the Northern Pacific time card.
Cooperstown is to have Il night
Waterman during the hold-up season.
| Loren Bunker and Mabel Brown
We're married at Pierson, Dickey coun-
ty.
The Park River Metholists have pur-
chased a new parsonage for their pas
| tor.
The son of Rev. Il. III. J. Walton of
| Buffalo was severely burned with gas
oline.
Walhalla has raised 500 by the sale
| of badges, and is entitled to much
credit
do you want flax fiber mill?' is
now the question at Ma:ville-among
otLer places. u.
from New York for Buenos Ayres,
South America.
Ingersoll & Rudd will close out their
grocery stock at Glendale and discon-
tinue business. :.
Guy Mcdonald of Sheldon got a
hand crushed by thrusting it into Il
thresing machine.
The proprietors of the townsite Of
Guelph. Dickey county, are giving the
town boost now.
Corporal Herbert Files of Company
l. who was wounded at Manila, has re-
turned to his home.
Richland county had little balance
of cash Oh hand-$44, 551 .67-the first
of the present month.
Mrs. Charles Laroon of Fessenden
fell from step ladder and received
dangerous skull wound.
Gertie Allen. aged thirteen, of Coop
erstown, fell from a load of hay and
sustained fatal injuries.
Postal business at New Rockford has
grown so that another member has
been added to the postoffce force.
s. A. Fisher of Valley City. a we'll
known photographer and prominent
Mason, died last week, aged sixty-four.
Hillsboro wants to know what has
become of that continuous telephone
service promised by the local company.
A man near Paramount chivalrously
interfered in dog fight to save the
under dog, and lost finger in the mix
up.
Harry Haussamann of Grafton, has
added to his drug store Il finely-mount-
ed collection of Central American
birds.
The first new wheat marketed from
Leeds was raised by William Peterson.
sown. grown, harvested, threshad and
sold in 40 days.
John Reedy of Paramount was
thrown TO the ground by a threshing
machine belt and badly but not dan
gerously injured.
Herman Case Of Jamestown walked
out on the wagon tongue to fix the
harness, and the horses ran away ami
pretty nearly fixed him.
Park River, Mimic. Neseleyville and
ManGt bands will participate in the
grand band concert at the Grafton re-
ception to Company c.
The Grand Forks authorities are
working hard i'll an effort to locate the
man who is supposed to have MUIR
dered Charles Hoagland.
Antonio Konia. a Stutsman county
farmer. has been bound over to- the
next term of court OH tile charge OF
selling mortgaged wheat.
Ole p. Hoverson and NJ. Jbenby of
Marvel lost their threshing machine
by fire last week. Olson Bros. OF Gale
donna also lost Il machine.
Threshing accidents this season seem
of an unusually mild form. Numerous
bumps, bangs. wrenched and broken
limbs, but few fatalities so far.
marck was entered by thieves Sunday
night. and about $3.50 worth of knives,
razors and revolvers We're stolen.
Rev. A. Il. Foster of Wahpeton is
going to join the Minnesota NJ. e. con-
ference. The North Dakota loses pop
ular. pleasant. progressive pastor.
Edward B. Evarts was arrested and
Jailed at Wimbledon on a charge Of
Bookkeeping. He was bound over to
the next term of the district court
Fred Tucker of LaMoure is supposed
to have fallen from a load of wheat
md received injuries which have left
him delrious. Grave consequences are
feared
a nachinist working in the saw mill
Mt Grand Forks accidentally cut his
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the large arteries. He will be laid up
for a long time.
J. S. O'Brien Of st. John secured the
contract to erect Bottineau's handsome
new school house for $9.95S The
building is to be ready for occupancy
on or before Christmas.
Dispatcher M. Lynch of jamestown.
who has been with the Northern Pa
cific road for thirteen years, goes to
Nashville, Tenn, where he has posi-
, ton with the Louisville & Nashville.
The body of Charles Hoaglund was
found in the Red river at Grand Forks,
and coroner's jury has returned
verdict of foul play, but there is no
evidence as to who was responsible for
his death.
Gilbert Olson, the twelve-year-old
son Of Lars Olson of Warren, was
caught in the betting of revolving
shaft in his fathers elevator recently,
suffering several broken bones and Sc
we're bruises.