Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-08-29
Ashleyis to have a new drug store. I

/ Cement sidewalks are popular at
0akes. 1ss
/ Carlisle has a Jack, the TIugger,'' all
M own. % s.SS Z 4
rarsos militia company is strictly
an right. K,
Hay rack parties are the rage at
Enderlin.. s
Drunken onrousals at Sheldon cx-
cited indignation. &.
" is said 200 binders were sold this
season at Rugby. -.
Rev. Father Wagner Is the new Cath
Ollie priest at Kenmare.
The father. Of Attorney Leslie of Car
rington died In Vermont.
Ayr people asked the railroad COM
missiohers for a depot
The purses for the horse races at
Mandanwih aggregate 1900:
Bottineau formers VIII open 2 Coop
erative store at Willow City. 81.
:. There are said to have been numer-
GUS hold-ups at st. Thomas.
Many farmers around Neche recently
sold their 1899 wheat ~
AT OberOn boys 4StOle 1VV plntS VI
booze from a bootlegger.
Some New Rockford men bought cat
tie in Kansas-after the drought. "a
Much damage was done in parts Of
Barnes and Stutsman counties by hail.
LaMcure people want a town park.
Grafton may reorganize its military
band.
Winnireggers complimented the K.
p. hand of Langdon for its excellet
music. III
Hoboes broke into a sealed freight
car at Enderlin and 3,swiped cheese and
fruit. $500, NJ
Now the music Of the threshing ma
chine engine will begin to wake the ma "a
tives. ,@
For about. the steenth time the news
papers are urging farmers to pillow fire
breaks. us n;
Some early .huntersi in Ransom coun-
ty are. said to be lodging the game
warden. WI S. - lss'ss $S5 Y Y,
A suspected thief at Glen ullin sud
denly concluded he had lots of business,
elsewhere. Il tsis AZ .ggss 800
Ed Berry of Dickinson will be sp-.
perintendert of the&r5ces at the Man
dan state fair d 3; i: +. ~, a%st.. ysss
PaulSTygum was srearrested at Dick Dick
inson after serving q Jail term f 'r
horse stealing. !. u i. u
The Devils Lake social,,club is said
to be one of the most popular organiza-
lions in the state ~
J. e. Herbert, j. j. :;Neirling and w.
W Ford are the deputy game ,,wardens
in Stutsman county. ~ g,sa *
The NMiIfot land office appointment is
creating quite row In the northwest
ern part of the state. +; 81 n 4 NJ
Street improvements are wanted at
Kindred; but cannot be done, as the
town is not Incorporated. .5 =
With. the exception of a few, tow: s.
on branch roads-there seems. Ito. have
been ample harvest help. W.
Glen Ullin claims to have more feet
of sidewalk in proportion to population
than any city infthe state.
Two, well diggers at Esmond drank
too much bootleggers booze and cut
each other with posket knives.
Miss Lulu, the daughter Of king
sBOHI 0dCLCIluUu VI rFVdSllOu1 W Ia
teach in the Williston schools ~
the Bismarck militia company. Hugh
Scott was elected first lieutenant and
John Peterson second lieutenant. /.
Kindred sterekeepers keep open cert
tain hours Sunday for the acccmmoda-
ton of farmers during the busy season.
w. c. Patterson of La Mouref and 8.
J. BroLtkorb of Edgeley are deputy,
game wardens in LaMoure county.
Leonard schan of Linton had Frank
Volk, George and John Krumm arrest
ed on the charge of beating him UNI
mercifully.
Stark county has the money on hard
to pay half of it's $4,000 Indebtedness.
Another prisoner escaped from the
Jail at Dickinson.
Stark county rancEmen see the hand
writing on the wall in the advance Of
settlers, and are making every effort to
protect their ranges.
Grandin man has five brothers and
sisters living and all We're born in July.
He has FIVE brothers and sisters dead,
and these were born in other months.
Banker Whipple secured some fuli-
UlOOOSO SLO1 II AI1u IASISASAO S1IhAS,
ard sold four car loads of young heif-
ers to Remse ycounty farmers -
The furniture and fixtures of the
Capital hotel at Jamestown have been
sold, and Capt. Ingraham: will soon
have things under his control again.
The little daughter Of E. H. Lee I'M
dertook to make meal of some poison
fly paper the other day at, Waihalla.
The doctor finally saved her life, but 1t
was close call.
An exhibit Of the work of Ramsey
county won en- will be sent tc the state
fair by Mrs. A. M. Powell; the charm
ing wife of that hustling real estate
man of the wicked city.
The Bismarck city council has taken
steps to repeal the city ordinances.
passed a few yeas ago. providing for
licenses under which booze joints
have beel, running there.