Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-10-24
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Court will be held in Emmons county
Nov s.
Bismarckers are buying APPLES by the
car load.
Jamestown is again in the hands Of
the oil trust.
Prairie fires don't flourish with all
these rains.
A. Tower City potatoes have fallen in
price to 40 cents.
Page is to have new real estate and
loan agency firm.
People want the Ignite miners to hur-
~ things along.
The milk at the Forman creamery
tests per cent.
Barbed wire fences are no longer per-
mitted in Dickinson.
At Langdon IS tents is the top OF the
market for potatoes.
DR.. Sherping of Enderlin has decided
to move from the state.
Some wonderful flax yields are re-
ported around Bowbells.
Capt. Park, of The Darlington fire de-
partmcnt has resigned.
In Foster county ducks are being
killed 10y the wagon load.
The electric light plant at Minot is
about ready for business.
Suspected bootleggers have been ar
rested in Stutsman county.
Foster county people anticipate full
mcnth's work with 1hreshers
The western part of the state is daily
visited by Eastern land seekers.
The church row at Courtenay has
REACHED the damage suit stage.
Dickinson intends to have a cream
cry that will surpa@s them all.
| There is a kick at Minor over the
quality of the kerosene sold there. =,
| Another threshing rig has been sent
to Kenmare to help things out.
| Pitcher Sessions, of the Devils Lake
ball team is now on the police force.
The Davenport school kids stick to
base ball, instead of tackling foot ball.
The primary department of Cooper9-
towns schools is said to be overcrowd-
ed.
Forty EIGHT complete threshing rigs
! have been unloedei at Langdon this
fall.
Pastor Wiley of Hillsboroo is i'm
proving rapidly, and will soon be able
to eat.
Cavalier county reports potatoes that
weighed within two crpces of four
pounds.
Another car load of COWS has been
shipped to the Washburn dairy farm at
Wilton.
Many people are after ranches beyond
the Missouri, and they are becoming
scarce.
P. w. Patterson of Richland county
sold his farm. to August Meritz for $27
FER acre.
SoYne st. Thomas merchs hts are re-
ported to have been caught by poster
al fakir.
The postmaster at Glenfield, Foster
County. wants to resign, as there is 1T.
tie in the Office.
There was a drunken fight at Barney,
R:ch,and county, in which one man was
badly cut up.
The Hanover cres merry, in Oliver
grade of butter.
1t is now stated that Gen. Washburn
will extend his road beyond Washburn
next summer.
A. o. Whipple is importing some fine
Hereford cattle, to improve the herds
in Ramsey county.
The last rains proved too much for
many laborers, and they quit the
thresl1ing business.
The corner stone Of the new Masonic
temple at Langdon will be laid With fit
ting ceremonies.
In adGition to losing his barn by a
recent fire, Fl. S. Curry of Colgate lost
1000 bushels Of oats
John Einhorn, a Russian, Of Harvey,
was shot in the leg and taken to. Bis
marck for treatment.
Treasurer White Of Stark county is
after the people who have not paid UP
their seed wheat liens.
George Gill lost three fingers while
monkey;ng with The fans of threshing
machine near Langdon.
Chris Hanson of Forman got mixed
ur with threshin3 iand. and had his
nose ard one tooth broken.
|. George Harkins Of Dickinson sold
thirty head of steers in Chicago that
averaged him SD pei head.
Less than rs per cent of the grain in
Wells county has been threshed, ac-
ccrding to one authority.
The state left by ex-senator Young of
Tower City, recently deceased, is said
to be valued at about $4,000
The barn of D. w. Virgins. near
Osnabrock, was destroyed by fire, and
/ incendiarism is suspected.
Two men skipped from Page without
paying their debts, but they dug up
when the constable chased them.
A company has been organized at
Carirgton to import fine cattle for sale
to the farmers to improve their herds
A number of Milton people have re-
moved to the towns on the Great
Northern extension west of Bottineau.
f. r. Kennedy of Cakes praises the
asylum management. nut there seems
to be nc stampede to break into the bug
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