Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-11-14
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Some of the Indians predict an open
winter.
A term Of court was held in Logan
county.
Fessenden sports will have q bowl
ing alley.
The coal mine near Donnybrool: is
being operated.
Churches Ferry wants to be made
G. N. freight division.
The Monango creamery is receiving
1000 pounds of milk daily.
A half section of land in Pembina
county was sold for $4,000.
The Washburn road is reported to be
doing big grain business.
August Fritz of Coburn has been ar
rested on perjury charge.
E. E. Alair is building private ele-
vator at Flora, near Oberon.
A rural mail delivery route is to be
established out of Hillsboro.
Some farmers around Cando think
there is too much dockage on flax.
/ About 1000 head of cattle were
shipped from Dickinson last week.
| Ed College is the name of a Barlow
man. He should be we'll educated.
The smallpox outbreak in Wells coun-
ty cost the taxpayers an even $1,000.
Barlow people are evidently looking
for trouble. They want a church choir.
John Gard, the musical tonsorial art
list of Darlington, will locate in Fargo.
William Mcdonald lost an arm in a
threshing accident in Cavalier county.
Harry Oliver is arranging to have the
Sheyenne river at Lisbon stocked with
fish.
J Great damage was reported in south
western Cavalier county from prairie
fires
Three quarter sections of land in Ca
Waller county recently sold at $40 per
acre.
Farmers around Esmond are getting
from sixteen to twenty bushels of flax
per acre.
The safety valve of a thresher engine
at Edgeley blew out, badly scalding
George Lindquist.
The Great Northern is planning a
forty-five hour passenger schedule from
E St. Paul to the coast.
The Ward county commissioners
e have ordered that roads shall be laid
a out around Donnybrook.
Some Casselton people are selling re-
: linquishments on claims in the north
I western part of the state.
:, The N. P. lands purchased last year
by the HaMney-Boynton syndicate
= have ADVANCED 81 per acre.
a T. H. Poole. better known as Tom
: my, is shipping some car loads of cat
;. tie from Bismarck to Chicago.
e George Bay was arrested at Oberon
d charged with being implicated in steal
e ing $500 iron. an Esmond farmer.
It N. P. Agent Risk at La Moure has
e had physical collapse, which the
e Chronicle says is due to overwork.
e Woodward E Company one of tbs
oldest and best known grain and com
e mission houses in Minneapolis and Du'
Il luth, are sending their customers ons
of the most attractive medallions WE
have ever seen. It is a profile likeness
Of President Mckinley made by the
chemigraph process, done in white with
IL dark background.
= Rev. Beer, formerly of Cavalier coun'
'. ty and now of Richland. thinks Cava-
- lier county land is the best in the state
# One son of Representative Len1ke 'o1
: Cando attended the Agricultural Col
lege and the other the State University
/. Sergeant Steady of Company M. Eff
J. teenth infantry. died in the Philippines
n recently. His widow and son live al
: Oberon.
S Mason Bros. raised fifteen bushels OF
t flax to the acre on some Barnes county
+ land purchased from U. S. Marsha
It Haggart.
{ Ties are arriving for the Farmers
u railroad at Devils Lake and connec
II lions are being amade With the Grea
" Northern.
F. A. Nevers of Cavalier was kicked
in the face by a sick horse. His moss
was broken and several teeth wer.
knocked out.
VIM Mathews of La Moure started {
, fire. which broke away and did consid
l. cradle damage in La Moure county
:, Mathes settled all bills.
). The Grand Forks county commission
= ers want to assist in the development
s of the state and have instructed the
n officials to use Ignite coal.
e Herman Michaelson was caught un.
h der the axle of threshing machine a
# Fessenden and it required twenty min
s utes' hard work to release him.
They have strenuous scrappers al
- Hillsboro Two men mixed things
u One had a leg broken in two places ane
the other is carrying his optic in sling
Hugh Kerrins was endeavoring to
couple a threshing engine onto the rig
near Cavalier, when the bloomin
8 thing ran over his leg, smashing the
bone.
!. Mrs. Snyder. Hungarian widow OF
, Pembina, lost a purse containing $lO;
4 and had her hired man arrested on sus'
. picion. Later the complaint was With
drawn.
We can but commend the good TASTE
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