Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-12-18
The State Day by Day.
NORTH DAKOTA NURBtNs.
Bathgate has a band.

Medina is growing rapidly.
Rugby claims forty old maids.
Buffalo wants some hard coal.
Each warm day is coal-saver.
Medina is to have a new drug store.
Milton is preparing for more lights.
Harvey wants farmers institute.
Cando will be in line With new water
works.
The estray law is being enforced in
Bismarck.
Wells county school lands sold at
good price.
Smallpox cases are becoming more
numerous.
Harvey is talking Incorporation
some more.
A crippled boy at Casselton fell and
broke leg.
There is smallpox scare in EN-
mons county.
Cando people are building up the
town rapidly.
The Catholic fair" att jamestown was
a huge success.
Michigan City wants electric lights
and telephones.
Wolf-hunting is the popular pastime
around Bowbells.
A jury in a blind-pig case at Bis.
marck disagreed
Rolla'ss big creamery plant is to be
in operation soon.
The Jamestown electric light plant
is to be enlarged.
A Kuhn man killed an owl that
measured five feet.
Someone stole $r45 from a dress
maker at McMenry.
Bathgate has a successful raiser Of
bees in II. P. Wilson.
More druggists permits are in de-
mand in Ward county.
The fire limit ordinance at Lidger.
wood may be extended.
The talk of contest at Bismarck
is exciting some comment.
Several small towns report the arriy-
al of hard coal in small lots.
Billings county gave majority of
ITO instead of SO, as reported.
A thresher hand who worked near
Milton is mysteriously missing.
Minot people are e!ated over long
distance telephone connections.
The deer-hunting is reported not to
have been as good as anticipated.
When Wimbledon gets a telephone
exchange the town will assume metro
A lot of people around Bowbells
were roped in by a grocery salesman.
Towns along the Bowdon branch Of
the Northern Pacific are short on
coal.
A number of Ramsey county teach
ers have entered the employ OF Uncle
Sam.
Buffalo wants to- be connected up
with the rural telephones in that vi
entity.
Three precincts in Ward county
w3re thrown out by the canvassing
board.
A young man left Kenn1are sudden
ly with another mans wife and roll
of $500.
Ole Axvig purchased some fine cat
tie at the recent Shorthorn sale in
Fargo.
1t is said that fifty houses could be
rented at Bismarck, if there were any
for rent.
Minot people claim that forty car
loads Of apples have been sold there
this fall.
The Powers elevator burned at
Brinsmade, with about 10000 bushels
of grain.
A leaking gasoline stove started a
fire which destroyed farm house
near Balfour.
The creameries in the trans-Missou-
ri section of the state are source of
great wealth.
The people over the state are root
Ing for Fargo to get an addition to
the public building.
DR.. Krokat Of Minot has returned,
after spending seseral weeks in a
Winnipeg hospital.
A Grand Forks merchant was caught
selling goods on Sunday by spotter,
and made big roar.
1t is predicted this will be bad
winter for fires, on account OF the use
of wood and soft coal.
Hillsboro has two bowling organic
atoms, one composed of married and
the other Of single men.
Landlord Patterson continues to
make improvements in the Hotel
Northwest at Bismarck.
There is said to be the utmost har-
mony among the legislative delegation
in the Eleventh district
1t is said that the mutual insurance
laws will be changed at the coming
session OF the legislature.
The visit of some Donnybrookers to
Carpio was called a raid of the out.
laws"-and there you are.
Many Ward county homesteaders
have proved up and moved over into
Canada to take up claims.