Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-08-29
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Barlow is to have an agent.
Wilton's school has begun.
Illegal kvnting Is reported In McLean
county
Enderlin> is to have a new Catholic
church. NV,
Steel range peddlcrs infest Pembina
county.
Emmons county land is advancing in
value.
Many new enterprises are reported
at Maddox.
Many Improvements are being made
at Fessenden.
John TIurleyis the rev. stenographer
for Judge Lauder. IA F
Washburn will have hardware store
With a $4,000 stock.
Hail did no material damage In the
vicinity Of Bathgate.
The telephone system at Glendale is
proving satisfactory.
The Harvey mills report that the new
wheat makes fine flour.
A tough gang Of hoboes was made to
move on by Lisbon officials.
Crop conditions in the western coun-
ties make settlers feel good. :
Senator Hansbrcugh has been down
to Illinois on a busiress trip.
Zella Shepherd, little Grafton girl.
broke her arm in three places.
Bailey Fuller Is said to have the
finest corn in Stutsman county.
Grand Forks has reached the "site
selection" period Of its public library.
1t is said there are fine herds of an
telope in what was Hettinger county:
Miss Lena Slettea Of Richland coun-
ty died at the state asylum of apoplexy.
Milton will endeavor to have a
creamery ready for business by May 1,
1902.
Many chokeberry bushes in the Jim
River valley are blooming the second
time.
Mandan's old city, hall is to be sold.
Sneak thieves are reported at Glen
Ullin. ~
The first wheat threshed in Dickev
county went fifteen and a half bushels
per acre. "
Washburn has incorporated lis city.
A couple Of blind Pigs were pulled at
Bismarck.
Farmers around Bathgate predict
that land in that vicinity will soon be
worth $50 an acre.
A car load of machinery for the sta. =
manual training school at Ellerdale IS
being put in position. ~ Z
There are said to have been many
1of 0F %I,1 To-. a r.
yana, Sargent county.
A binder ran over Andrew Wood Of
Senborn and laid him up during the
busy season.
In some sections of Steele county the
damage by the recent hail storm was
one-third of the crop.
They are beginning to talk of $50 per
acre or more as about the rrorer price
for land about Bathgate.
Walhalla will have its electric ligh.
system installed in a few weeks. Wire
and Iele. have arrived.
Machinery dealers of Devils Lake re :
Port the largest business since the
town was first on the map.
A fresh book agent at Devils Lake
was fined for attempting to get too ia :.
n1iliar with a married lady.
Harvey fans offered t1 bet their
team could shut out .Anan.oosr, h1t the
same could not be arranged.
The Wheatland school district is be-
ing sued by Miss Inez Sherman for
{; $318.50, for alleged breach of contract.
seems tc have been about equal to the
demand. with not m,.t h to spare either
way.
One Smell is tie name Of a Montana
1ncian arrested in North Dokota on
the charge Of stealing stock in Mon
tana.
1t is reported that eight cases Of
smallpox have developed among the la
borers on the Northern Pacific west of
Bow6on.
contractor between Bismarck and Wo-
gansport, and two escaped convicts are
-suspe cted.
Grain in some of the southern coun-
ties is said to have been injured by
drought That in the north seems to
be II, excellent shape.
At the recent fire at Mimic a number
OF farm laborers We're in town and rem
'derel valuable assistance in getting
the flames under control
On account Of his removal from Dew
Ills Lake, W. H. Brown will resign as
mayor, and S. M. Wineman will prob
ably serve until next spring.
So many of Lisbon's citizens are tenn
porary grass widowers, that few Of
the kind-hearted ladies got up an ell
tertainment for the forlorn bubbles.
At Michigan City man attempted
to prevent the engagement of one of
the teachers by circulating an antago-
nistic petition among the children.
Another insurance company begins
tusinsss In North Dakota, and Deputy
Commissioner Gilbreath is issuing it's
statement, with his compliments.
A Minneapolis potato house wants
ten car loads of the tubers daily, and
will pay from 40 to so cents per bushel,
free OF. board cars in North Dakota.
William Simmons was building
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