Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-06-27
Finley wants fire protection.

July Will De d great Jay IOT OlU.
timers at Devils Lake.
Man and dog fights have been the at
traction at Darlington.
The papers state that too much rain
cannot be had in June.
Ransom county is billed for lots Of
immigrants from Iowa.
McHenry still claims to be the best
fax market in the state.
The Lidgerwood creamery handles
10000 pounds of milk daily.
Between the rain and snow, Pierce
county was we'll moistened.
Finley has fire department and will
purchase a chemical engine.
Buffalo's Fourth of July will be about
the warmest in the country.
Another attempt will be made to in
corporate Harvey into a village.
Beautiful garnets are frequently dis
covered in the stone around Steele.
The temperance meetings at Coop
erstown We're not largely attended.
Judge Cowan of Devils Lake had a
pleasant visit in. Washington State.
Farmers are beginning to watch
clouds that look likely to contain hail.
The Richland county breach of prom
Use suit may develop some torrid testi-
mony.
The 500 line is to be inspected by the
state railroad commissioners, beginning
July l.
Klara Kjos of Wells county was in
the insane asylum only two days when
she died.
The Pate Elevator company will
build a 4O,0O0-bushel elevator at New
Rockford.
The Northern Pacific is spending $780,,
900 for improvements this year i'll
Jamestown.
A Lucca lad named Mann was kicked
in the face by horse, and had several
bones broken.
The N. P. is putting in stone Gull
verts at Apple Creek to replace the
wooden bridges.
Ex-Supt. Garfield of the Indian
schools at Fort Totten, is interested in
the bank at Oberon.
In Grand Forks COWS must not here
after be picketed so that they can
| reach the sidewalks.
| John Edwards of Rolla is charged
with attempting to run mortgaged
property into Canada.
| The supervisors in Cuba township,
in Barnes county refused telephone
company the right of way.
Many complaints are made about
the mail service, or lack of it, in the
northern part of the state.
The exact figures are not at hand,
but the June rainfall at Grand Forks
has been just about six inches.
At meeting of the business men Of
washburn it was decided to celebrate
the Fourth of July at that place.
board bill in advance every morning,
and was arrested as being insane.
liver Stems captured a monster turtle
in Steele county that is said to have
measured two feet across the back.
The sixth semi-annual Red River
Luther League convention will hold its
session in Northwood, July and 10.
John Moutain Of Cavalier died at
Grand Forks, after an operation for
e@6Ss
jamestown tore down the trough
used for watering farmers horses, as
there was no water with which to fill 1t.
The old settlers of Barnes and West
ern Cass counties had a splendid pic
mic, with base ball galore and other
sports.
A youth named Alcorn Of Cotton
wood, La Moure county, was thrown
from a colt and had his right arm
broken.
At Ashley the physicians dog was
poisoned, and the former owner would
like to prescribe-just once-for the
poisoner.
Rolla is planning Fourth of July
celebration. The new band will play
and the base ball team will soil it's new
uniforms.
Liudstrom Of the Grand Forks land
office have become lawyers-on the
side in addition to attending their Off
cial duties.
a gopher, missed the gopher and fell.
His neck struck ploW and was some
what ripped up.
Thirteen teachers took the eXamlna-
ton in Morton county, and the number
must have been unlucky, as only two
of them passed.
With the new branch of the Great
Northern going into Cavalier county
this fall, the state school lands are said
to be in great demand.
Many North Dakota farmers will
take advantage. Of the fr& Great
Northern excursion to the North Dako-
ia Agricultural college.
Several cases of smallpox in Griggs
county, near the Stutsman county line,
are causing some alarm. They are all
of mild type, however.
A young fellow met pretty hotel
girl at Braddock. He wanted WIFI,
and took her with him. They had new
err seen each other before.
The Monango creamery receives an
average of 1920 pounds of milk daily.
This means daily distribution of $2o
to $50 in the neighborhood.
The Friends of Dr. Sifton of James,
town are congratulating him on his ap-
,o;,+r,opt &c head nhySician for the