Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04
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Another New Railroad Town.
Among the buildings already erected
at the now town west of Lunde are:
Shrump Bros, store 20x60; Oscar Fro.
warp, store 2Ox50; Klemmer Il Bennett.
machine office, l2xl6; Gilbert Wooden,
restaurant, and Honey Bros, -four store
house. 1t is said the new town will be-
named "Shipiey."-Park River News.
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Beer on Tap at Fargo Last Week.
Reports from vice presidents we're next
called for. Rev. Mr.. Beer of Langdon
gave AL oral report IN which he detailed
The work which had been done in the
county seat of Cavalier county in the
way of suppressing blind pigs and closing
of drug stores where there had been open
violations Of the prohibition law. He
Acknowledged the great assistance which
had been rendered by the enforcement
league and she w. G. T. q. Mr.. Beer
said that there had been a great change
in public sentiment.-Fargo Forum.
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Farm Destroyed by Fire.
The dwelling of Mrs. j. Taarua and
family, on their farm just southeast Of
Milton, was destroyed by fire last Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Taarud and two
lady friends succeeded in saving some Of
the llghtest household goods, the boys,
who wore working in the timber two
miles distant. not being able to render
any assistance until it was too late to
save the range and other go,As, Jas Nc
Laurin, who lives on the opposite side Of
the coulie also ran over to assist, but
when he arrived the building was IN
ashes. A stovepipe through the roof
was the cause. No insurance. Tue
family will occupy the Guam residence
for the summer-Mllton Globe.
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Jim Cramond's Big Hostelry at Rugby.
The hotel under progress of construc-
ton by J. G. Cramond at Rugby will be
one of the finest bindings of the kind III
the state. No expense is being spared in
any way that will help to make it the
best. The main building will be about
50xl0O feet, Jl,ee sL,tts high, with an
d,iitiop Of d0 foot cou.ro for tho Litohon
etc. Under the main building is an
elegant celler, 10 feet in the clear. The
first or ground floor is elegantly planned.
The Office or lobby is fully 40 feet square,
about the same size as the dining room
The ceiling on this fooris 1914 feet high.
Two elegant plate loaded glass windows
IL feet square open on the main street
from the Office, and one ofsomewhat larg-
or dimensions ornaments the dining
room. The first floor will be finished
throughout in very heavy and elegant
design of antique oak, with hardwood
floors. Steel ceilings will be used
throughout on the Office ard dining
rom. "A lunch counter IS to be located
in the corner n-arest tile Great Northern
depot. The winding stairways are hand
some designs and the rooms on the
second and third floors are to be large
and roomy, connected by wide Railways
Thus it will be seen that with the ABOVE
mentioned improvements with the steam
heat and gas light, and other modern
improvements Rugby is to have an up. to.
date hostelry. R. Monley, we'll known
throughout the .tate as builder, is at
the head of the construction force. and
Messrs. Spriggs Bros, of Grand Forks
have charge of the plumbing and heating
work. J. w. Ross of Grand Forks
furnished the plans and specifications
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