Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-10-16
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Courtenay is divided into wards.
Minot is to have a broom factory.
Donnybrook blind pigs were raided.
Velva is to have a business mems
club.
Rugby continues to keep to the
front.
Some tough joints at Bowbels were
raided.
Kensal people want telephone OK
change.
Crazy has selected new leader for
The band.
Medina has a carpet-weaving estab-
!ishment.
There is still lot of petty thieving
at Grafton.
Harness thieves are operating near
Courtenay.
Dickey county's assessed valuation
is $3,242,419.
Abercrombie had disappearance
mystery case.
Minor is proud of it's new freight
ing equipment.
A glee club is being organized at the
state university.
D. Fawcett of Drayton has removed
to Starkweather.
The Burleigh brand of politics is
rather torrid stuff.
The new schoolhouse at Wheatland
is admired by all.
The Ignite coal operators are still
praying for help.
The people at Minot are demanding
a larger postoffice.
Dickinson people demand an expect
Grafton ordinance.
S. Enochson sold his farm, near Mil
nor, at $25 per acre.
Tower City people are getting some
good entertainments.
G. M. Brooks barn, four miles west
Of Page, was burned.
A fire-bug is thought to be operating
in the vicinity of Page.
John Ehrs flax, near Minot, aver
aged seventeen bushels.
A Page horseman has one of the
finest PAGERS in the state.
The Lidgerwood dramatic company
made hit at Hankinson.
The new engine for the Minot cleo
trio plant has been set up. 6
The annual kick on the quality of
oil sold in this state is on.
Some ranchmen raise potatoes and
boil them for their cattle.
A pair of boot-leggers got them
selves arrested at Hunter.
Some great potato yields are report
ed from the Missouri slope.
Rolette county boasts of the excel
lence of it's grade of wheat.
Ashley people are rejoicing over the
completion of the roller mills.
: Devils Lake ladies captured some of
the prizes at the Mandan fair.
There were some heavy losses in
Wells county from prairie fires.
Crazy claims more men who won't
work this year than ever before.
An escaped lunatic endeavored to
hold UP some Jamestown people.
John Kahn is the mail carrier on the
new rural route out Of Devils Lake.
Pembina county has 131 schools,
with 5,7S1 pupils and 221 teachers.
The James and the Missouri river
valleys seem popular with Iowans.
The milk from 700 COWS has been
promised for creamery at Enderlin.
The southern part Of Cass county
wants a 'constable-or deputy sheriff.
The farmers are beginning to have a
little more time to devote to politics.
George Pollock Of Spiritwood thresh
ed thirty bushels of wheat to the
acre.
The ladies basket ball team. at
Jamestown, has increased it's member
ship.
Col. Benton of Fargo had fifteen
bushel crop on his farm, near Wheat
land.
The people of Velva boast of the
splendid vegetables raised in that vi
entity.
Shea and Shafts are names, that
should bring the railroad people to
terms.
uc OWuSIS VI llSl1lLC lulucS are uOI
losing any sleep over the big coal
strike.
North Dakota farmers are beginning
to appreciate the profits of raising
poultry.
The Anamoose depot was moved
away on a fiat car, and a new one is
promised.
G. o. Gulacll is the nominee for the
state senate for Mcintosh and Logan
counties.
The splendid crops in the northern
part of the state make wages higher
than ever.
The denomination of Commissioner
Brown of Wheatland seems to meet
with favor.
1t has been just three years since
the Northern Pacific extension reached
McHcnry.
The people around Bowbells are ag-
itating the starting of an independent
lumber yard.
The postoffice at Forman was bur
clarified and SIS in cash and some