Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27
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wolv,sss ,S IRE n s,i around Barrie.
w, Wolves have been seen around Mays
Grand Forks. has an 1rishsAmerican
club. - -,
]. The drug store At ': York Kin has been &c
closed.
The dog7poisoner is now. operating;
at Lakota. -: -. 90: 'is
There is; still some unthreshed. flax in
Cavalier county. >
Mrs. Henry Storms Of Wood county
has lost her eyesight. - =. y IS,
Vaccination is being ordered in many,
places over the state. -'f ssS j,
o. B. Gray of Page may start a cat
tie ranch at Williston.
, James Johns viii erect an elevator
at Windsor. in. the spring.f::I =,
More small towns are interested in
screameries than ever before. !; 4,
Some homestead entries in Nelson
county are being investigated.
Emmons county people are pleased
with the increase In population. =
The Cando fire department will fit up
reading room for its employees; = =
The Jamestown city. officials have
appointed a water commissioner. -.
Mrs Wallen, a Steel county woman;
dislocated her jaw while yawning.
An effort will be made to reorganize
the Odd Fellows lodge at Bismarck.
The output of the washburn coal
mines is now about $50 tons per day.
Capt. Bowen, the new military in~
structor, has arrived at Grand Forks.
Lieut.. Burkholder of Dickinson has
started a cigar factory at Harvey.
Scarlet fever has resulted in the
quarantine of the jamestown steam
laundry.
Dickinson will send some students
to the Agricultural College after the
holidays.
Courtenay wants a fire department
organized, and urges its citizens to
wake up.
Mrs. N. F. Boucher. wife Of the
warden of the penitentiary, has
typhoid fever.
Fargo is making arrangements for a
pest house, providing smallpox should
appear in the city.
The suggestion to reorganize the
North Dakota National Guard seems
to meet with favor.
A car loaded with cattle jumped the
track on the Southwestern and delayed
traffic several hours.
Three hundred train loads of cattle
have been fed at Larimore this fall
by the Great Northern.
Travelling men report great destitu-
ton omong the Indians on the Turtle
Mountain reservation.
Jerry Bacon of Grand Forks bought
1000 tons of hay in the vicinity of Can
do to bale for shipment.
Over 300 instruments We're recorded
in the office of the register of deeds
of Mclean county in November.
Many new settlers are secured for
the state each year by reading North
Dakota papers sent them by friends.
The mail carrier from Aneta to Pc
tersburg, Nelson county, is missing. It
is feared he has been lost in a storm.
The Monarch elevator In James
town will be closed soon. There is
not enough grain coming in to pay to
keep 1t open.
Hannah has organized Masonic
lodge of it's own, and the membership
of the citizens has been transferred
from Largdon.
There will be no vacation at the
school for the deaf at Christmas, and
parents are requested not to ask that
their children be sent home.
Harry Blink of Harvey was thrown
from his sleigh in a runaway collision,
and received injuries which rendered
him unconscious for several hours.
A runaway team collided, with a
farmers rig near Harvey. and fl-
ju1ed the agriculturalist so badly that
he was unconscious for four hours.
The Ardoch town board has declared
that Cn1lQren must not catcn Oh DOU
sleighs. The kids proceed to catch on
when the town board isn't looking.
The executive mansion at Bismarck
has been repaired, for the occupancy
of Gov. and Mrs. White, who will es-
tablish themselves there before the
holidays. -
The family of Robert Dunlop of st.
Thomas narrowly escaped death from
asphyxiation, Mrs. Thomas being so
overcome that it required the work Of
several hours to relieve her.
There is talk of application for par
don for Joe Remington, who murdered
Elevator Agent Flett at Arthur nine
years ago, and who has since been con-
fined in the penitentiary
Dan English was arrested at Devils
Lake on the charge Of selling liquor
to the Indians. He attempted to es-
cape from the officer but few shots
brought him to a standstill.
The cattle ranges are clear Of snow
and the stockmen feel better than they
did early in the season when there
foot of ornyxy IN tho orn,1n1 q nj