Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-15
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Street lamps are wanted at F'eSSen-
den.
The Hope State Bank began business
Nov. /.
wahpeton may secure Lutheran
college.
Dog prisoners are to be prosecuted at
Williston.
A blind pigger was gathered in at
Wheatland.
A Cando man predicts the worst
winter ever.
An Cakes man is manufacturing rail-
| road bikes.
The Courtenay tow mill case is again
| in the courts.
Football enthusiasm has been devel-
| oped at Cakes.
| grade teachers.
| There is a lot of new building going
| on at Bowesmont.
| Postmaster Frank of Minot had
| successful deer hunt.
| Hunters in the northwestern part OF
| the state want snow.
Stutsmar county farmers and ranch
men have plenty of hay.
Ramsey county paid out $45,0OO for
| school purposes last year.
At Harvey roulette wheel is said to
be doing a good business.
T.. NJ. Young of Harvey will start a
butcher shop at Cavalier.
Burglars have attempted to get IN
their work at Grand Forks.
i hos removed from
Churchs Ferry to Devils Lake.
Portal is said to be q regular para
disc for duck and goose hunters.
The Ramsey county fax crop runs
from seven to twenty-four bushels.
Mrs, Maud Davis CT Grand Forks
county has been sent to the asylum.
Efforts to send a Steele county wo-
man to the asylum were unsuccessful.
A sneak-thief at Jamestown swipeo
$3.50 from the Salvation Army people.
The jamestown Salvation Army bar
racks have been leased for school pur-
poses.
+. H. Gales splendid residence at
Hunter narrowly escaped destruction
by fire.
Walhalla signs for a daily train SER
vice. The tri-weekly business isn't
popular
Osna is becoming metropolitan.
"A drunken man was robbed there the
other day.
At Bismarck a man employed on the
new Northern Pacific depot was rot
ten legged.
A woman at Caledonia was badly
injured while leading an obstreperous
infant bovine.
A drunken man at Hillsboro used his
stove wood to throw through plate
glass windows.
: O. E. Thorn of Jessie had his right
hand badly injured by a threshing ma
chine cylinder.
Trains 2..e running regularly over
, Inc new MiiilGi;-oakes extension of the
Northern Pacific.
Electric light poles are being erected
at Hillsboro, and soon after December
the town will shine.
Deputy Marshal Fred SCHNEIDER was
mixed UP in runaway accident a,
Rolla and badly bruised.
, Mandan people regret that both
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that town in the night time.
Supt. jerks, of the Great Northern
: will spend some months in Arkansas
: Florida and North Carolina.
A Benson county farmer protested
against a neighbours COW eating his
; barley and Yves thu ..:s s.:c. for his pains
Company L of IIiilsboro has it's ali7l.
ory at the opera house, with private
lockers, tc contain the property of the
company
Two farm hands beat cook badly
, at Lansdon, breaking his breast bone
!, and cislocating few ribs. They were
jailed.
r. J. Pratt has removed his family
, from Grandin to Harvey, where he is
!, making a success of the mercantile
, business.
: An ex-prize fighter had some fun al
: Devils Lake with a thresher, who i'm.
l agined he knew something of the
manly art.
John Hammock and John Gorma1
were arrested for stealing a horse
from Judge Bartels and selling it al
: New Rockford.
lie 1dIIucIS 3alIOuF were III
too great a rush to dispose of their
flax. The price has advanced rapidly
; since many sold.
{ The target shooting by the Dunseitt
cavalry company has been very salts
t factory this fall. and some excellen,
| scores were made.
Grand Forks soldiers are being
called down for using parts of theil
uniform for private wear, against the
rules Of the militia.
The four-year-old daughter of Ole
, Likness, living ten miles south OF
Lidgerwood, was killed by sacks OF
grain falling on her.
Guy Jameson of Drayton was acct
dentally shot in the ankle by hunt
ing companion, necessitating the am
putation of his foot
The recent electric storm was severe
at Hunter, where flag staff on the /