Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-13

Washburn is planning for an up-to.
date school building.
The town site of Stanley, Ward coun-
ty, is being surveyed.
The Bottineau term of court may not
be held until March.
Hunter Goad of Cline has killed seven
wolves this winter.
The flour mill at Cathay may be re-
moved to Fessenden.
A Lakota man refused an offer of
$3.50 for a pair of colts.
A rural delivery route may be estab.
lished out of Sheldon.
Hunter people are re-interested in the
erection of a town hall.
The real estate men of North Dakota
are about the busiest ever.
Jamestown is slated for a revival.
and Kellogg may yet be saved.
Morton county will get a number of
new creameries this spring.
Unvaccinated youngsters are barred
from the Eddy county schools.
A Donnybrook man bet dollar he
would have smallpox-and won.
A base ball league may be organized
in the southern part of the state.
H. c. Hoff will be the postmaster at
Palermo, forty miles west of Minot.
Trail county farmers will hold an in
stitnte at Hillsbcro during February.
A Nelson county case, involving only
$780, was carried to the supreme court.
The threatened smallpox scare at
Davenport turned out to be something
else.
Lakota has a man named Goldamer
He shouldn't swear at a lady-that
way.
E. J. Berry, we'll known in Fargo, is
investing in some valuable Stark coun-
ty lands.
Frank Llewellen of Burleigh county
ran down nine wolves with pack OF
hounds.
Mary Rowley of Glendale gets an So
pension, and JOSEF h Tocley of Valley
City, SIG.
LaMoure people are preparing to en-
Feb. 1918.
The question of the postnaastership at
Bismarck is again said to tie para
mount issue.
Joe Deithich of Bismarck is at Aber-
deem. and has caught the railway ex.
tension badly.
The fact that it requires lots of hard
work seems to be one drawback to the
creamery business.
Company H of Jamestown has organ
ized two basket ball teams, and there
will be fun galore.
Hotel accommodation in Minot are
inadequate, and many guests are COM
,elled to sleep on chairs.
Following the demand for farm lands
in Burleigh county, Bismarck city lots
are increasing in value.
A Hannah parson attended the poul-
try show in Fargo, and purchased
prize winning cockerel.
1t is claimed that five injunctions
rave been served on ex-Sergeant Way
CTR Devils Lake since June.
Nelson county did not send a man to
the state pen, nor any to the Wheel
joint at Jamestown, during 1901.
There have been two narrow escapes
from drowning at Minot, where Ice
cutters were at work on the river.
Grafton people are afraid their
creamery will not be established in
time to break into the creamery trust.
Fred Shore the popular ex-sheriff of
Benson county, is shipping horses into
that section of the state for farmers.
Hunter needs additional room in her
school building, and is also discussing
a steam-heating or hot-water plant.
The name of W. L. Stockwell was err
roneously added to the board of the in
stitute for predetermined at Grafton.
Powell, the land man at Devils Lake.
IS receiving a dozen letters a day about
tho land on the Fort Totten reserva-
ton.
It is said the brand of drug store
hooze DISPENSED in some of the towns
l., the state would make a blind man
see snake.
Banker French Of Wahpeton is ship
ping sheep from Montana to White
Rock. S. D., and placing them with the
farmers to raise on shares.
Arthur Demaris, barber of James,
town, was taken back at 1ronwood.
Mich. on an alleged charge of forgery.
but was not prosecuted.
The citizens of Davenport want 10
build a school house large enough to
provide for the consolidation Of the ru-
raj schools in that vicinity.
Clarence Parker of Minot stood UP Ill
a buggy to take a shot at a wolf. Inc
horse started to run, and Parker was
thrown to the ground, sustaining q
pair Of broken ribs.
McHenry Foster county, carried or
the honors this year in being the first
place to receive q car load of imml-
grants. The new settlers arrived there
Jan. IT.