Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-11-15

LaMoure wants beet sugar mill.
The Sioux Indians predict q har6
winter. n
The dog tax is being collected ~
Grand Forks.
There are thirty-four school districts
in Ramsey county.
j. w. Wilson, a wealthy farmer OF
CourteEay, is dead.
DR.. Mcnamara of New Rockford may
locate at McHenry.
y hotel fire at Harvey started tho
guests out in scanty attire.
A boy at Harvey was kicked by a
horse and his skull fractured.
Grand Forks bike riders don't turn
to the right, and accidents are numer-
Gus.
Henry Watson of Cavalier county
reports that his flax crop brought him
$3.50 per acre.
Under the new time card the North
ern Pacific runs daylight train from
Jamestown to Cakes.
AT the Velva stock yards seven head
of cattle were trampled to death in a
stampede.
Hans fulfil of Eddy county lost two
stacks of wheat, and James Thomas a
separator by fire.
Cakes is getting metropolitan now,
and will prosecute people who dump
ashes on the street.
Mart Martinson of Wilton was shot
in the thigh by the accidental dis
charge Of a shot gun.
Insurance rates at Hoople were re-
duced because of the purchase of new
fire-fghting apparatus.
H. Florh of Wimbledon stepped off a
side track too, quickly, breaking two
ribs and injuring his back.
The people along the Jamestown &
Northern will be satisfied with star
mail route-just so 1t is a daily.
A traction engine is said to have
broken through the bridge across the
the Red river at Abercrombie.
The new town of Valentine. on the
| Casselton-Dickey extension of the
| Northern Pacific, is growing rapidly.
| At Bismarck some of the brick ma
| sons We're laid off because mortar mix
ers and laborers could not be secured.
| Ralph Maxwell has succeeded so we'll
| with his creamery at LidgerWood that
he is planning to start one at Hankin-
son.
At Cando train load Of twenty-six
car loads of flax was made up, There
were $4,000 bushels, valued at nearly
s35. oOO
Two Larimore men attended a tur-
"a INN
that they drove another mans team
home.
The Catholic ladies OF Jamestown
cleared 5000. Miss Schmidt won the
diamond ring as the most popular
young lady.
Kenmare stockmen shipped 46O head
of two-year-old sters to Iowa to De
corn-fed before shipment to Chicago
markets.
Two Russians in Benson county
fought over trespassing so f1ercely that
the services of physician were re-
auired to Patch up the countenances OF
the sluggers. L
Register of Deeds Chisholm of Penn
bina county has undergone success
full operation for cancer in Chicago,
dliH 1A4FANo !lopS til' SoAS wac
permanent. {
! President Won Media, of the National
Land company, assures jamestown
people that the beet-sugar factory is a
go If the proper efforts are made by
Jamestown people.
i At Niles a skunk was carried up into
an elevator and came down with the
wheat that was being lowered into
car. 1t is said the whole car load re-
quired fumigation.
An Emmons county man got his
house on his neighbours claim, and
there was trouble about it until half a
hundred people came and moved the
building across the line.
John Schnor Of Emmonse county
handed pitchfork to a man on a load
of hay. The latter dropped it, and one
of the tines entered SENIORS face near
the eye, penetrating the flesh to con-
i r;dnra 4,1a denth