Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-09
Cbe State Day by Day. )
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Lisbon reports lot Of land lawyers.
Minot is to have q central heating
plant.
The typhoid epidemic continues at
Portal.
Kenmare's school building is to cost
$4,000.
kindergarten is to be established
at Minot.
Bottineau will soon have electric
lights.
residence town.
jamestown is to have new whole.
sale fruit house.
Inkster elevators were compelled to
close over Sunday.
The Bismarck school has total en-
rollment of 4O1 pupils.
A well-developed case of diphtheria
was found at Enderltn.
A. Dunkard church was organized at
Surrey in Ward county.
BOCLluCdu JIG" SOuAI AAOuoO AAA e1A
imposing looking structure.
COL Hankinson of Hankinson will
raise 100 barrels Of apples.
DR.. Lundy of Bottineau is astonish-
ing the natives with his auto.
There are indications of another
county seat eruption at Steele.
The farmers around Forest River
are raising fine lot Of cattle.
R. w. Dickey of Dic]1ey county, paid
500 for young Hereford bull.
There were 500 homestead entries
at the Minot lando1iice in August.
The people of Ward county can vote
on county division at the fall elec-
ton.
Wimbledon had a false fire alarm,
but the fire-fighters were there on
time.
The star mail route servive between
Edgeley and Gulm has been re-estab-
lished.
Some Wells and Foster county farm
.ers will experiment this fall with win
ter rye.
The militia companies are resuming
regular ul1lAo, 1AO" IAdI IAO AOI S0SA
er is over.
Minot may secure linseed oil mill
because of the abundance Of flax in
that vicinity.
Richburg has grown rapidly during
the past year, and now awaits the
Great Northern.
The northwestern part of the state
IS adopting uniform text books for the
district schools.
A rutabaga eighteen inches in cir
conference was raised on Joe Blanco's
farm, near Kuhn.
N. B. Hawkins will put two boats
on Des Laos lake. He will bring back
cargoes of grain.
Attorney LeSueur of Minot will not
be third candidat efor states attor
ney of Ward county.
Twenty-Five men and two women
were given naturalization papers al
Rolla by Judge Cowan.
Postmaster Mortenson of Storlie
Cavalier county, had flax yield OF
twenty bushels per acre.
A Burleigh county farmer challeng
es his neighbors to make a test OF
crops on irrigated lands.
Frank Haskins of Minot has three
Jersey COWS which furnish cream fol
four pounds of butter daily.
Prairie fires are reported to have in
flicted lot of damage around Ray anG
White Earth, West of Minot.
The frost killed off the vegetation sc
effectively that the danger of prairie
fires has been greatly increased.
Thrilling and sensational games o.
c1okinole and dominoes are on tai
when the nights get little longer.
There is opposition to the division
of Ward County for two years till ev
erything is on more stable footing.
There were SO many threshing rig:
around Spiritwood that sufficient hell
could not be procured to man them.
Some of the newer towns in tn,
state complain of too much aggressive
ness on the part of the blind-piggers.
With fax yielding thirty-three bush
els per acre in Barnes county, it is NJ
wonder that real estate is on the boom
A we'll for a city water supply i:
wanted at Minot, as the water in thu
Mouse river is colored greenish tint
A bike thief swiped a Syracuse
wheel in Fargo, and the owner wa
unable to keep his eye on the Grim
son rim"
The steamer Bachelor, the larges
on the Missouri, has been repaired a
Rock Haven, and is now ready TO
business.
For the first seven months of 190
the two Hebron creameries shipped
$4,000 pounds of butter, for which the.
received $4,000.
A lot of people who filed on deser
claims will lose their holdings, as the,
declared the land was unfit for agri
cultural purposes.
A Granville man drove into tn
country to see a young lady, and al
rived in time to witness her marriage