Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-10-31
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Inc Work u SiSSlii!S oiA 1|!ASNSPSA
church at Cando will soon begin
The Leader corgratulates Larimore
on its excellent electric light system.
There were 40 homestead entries in
the Bismarck land office in September.
MANY farmers cne violating the law
by failing to advertise estrays taken
Up.
Peter Stengrinsor of Colfax started
to feed a threshing machine, and lost a
finger.
The recent pleasant weather is caus-
ing some of the Wild geese to return
north.
Judge Lauder is having his annual
goose hunt in the northern part of the
state.
]. A. Mahood of Cardo is looking for
a threshing outfit to work in Towner
county.
John Zoos. so long the landlord at
Fessenden. has removed to Hutchln-
son. MINI.
Medina is said to be one of the best
points on the Northern Pacific as
busine SIS point.
Valley City warts State Oil Inspector
Schruth to make tt st of some Of the
oil sold there.
A stranger left a COW at the barn OF
C. N. Swanson of Bowesmount ana
never came back.
Henry Gray, who owned the meat
market at Hunter, has purchased a
ranch III Montana.
Ramsey county farmers are begin
ming to diversity and are paying more
attention to stock.
Wimbledon is to have a machine
shop, operated in connection with the
electric light plant.
A. H Daincourt was arrested at
Willow City for attempting to evade
the customs officials.
I. Evans. the distinguished colored
farmer of Page, raised some splendin
corn, planted June 20.
The bridge built across Pelican Point
by Devils Lakers IS said to bring much
more trade to tt at city.
Hankinson is little late breaking
into the game, but IS preparing to have
some exciting horse races.
Out on the slope farm houses can fire.
quently be sean as far as twenty miles,
without the aid of field glasses.
One mail agent on a rural delivery
route says the greater part of the mail
he delivers consists of dunning letters.
Rev Withstand. formerly of Page,
sold car load Of North Dakota pota-
toes at his new home in Monmouth,
III.
1t is said that State Game Warden
Waeness has already had reports OF
chicken-shooting after the open season
expired.
A prairie fire started near the court
house at Napoleon and destroyed many
tons of hay before it could be con-
trolled.
"A Grand Forks policeman broke all
police records. He actually caught
burglor in the act of breaking into a
building.
Manitoba potatoes are being shipped
into the United States at Pe1nbina,
and a duty of 25 cents per bushel ls
charged.
Henry Lewis, colored man, was
shot some time ago, and recently 1eli
down a stairway at Litchville, break
ing a hip.
1t is reported that there is a fight on
at Hunter over the right to certain
streets through property owened by N.
K. Hubbard.
The rapid increase in the price Of
land in the Missouri slope country in
dicates an advance of settlers into the
cattle ranges.
81 pott
revolver in his pocket-muzzle-up
it exploded. lodging the bullet in Ben's
good right hand
Three hundred soparators and one
boiler explosion is the record for Wells
county this season. and the threshing
not half through.
Two men fought at Mandan. One
had neckyoke and the other pitch
fork. Both men are now carrying
themselves in bandages.
Bismarck had a jack rabbit chase
through the streets. and the populace
turred out to bet on which dog would
be the farthest-behind
DR.. c. G. Young. the we'll known
young Russian of Dickinson, has sue
cessfully PASSED the examination before
the Kansas medical board.
A stock car on cattle train on the
500, near Braddock, caught fire from
the engine, and two cows We're burned
to death before the train could be
stopped.
]. c. Monnett, formerly in the law
business AZ Pembina and Cavalier
counties, has returned from Iowa after
n short residence there. and will prob-
ably locate at Bottineau
T.. NJ. Day of Bowbells, on the 500.
sent Land Agent Cassaday OF that
road radish that weighed fourteen
pounds measuring eighteen inches in
circumference and eighteen inches In
length. =.