Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-27
Mandan is to have gymnasium.
McHenry is to have another bank.


se-cleaning is the popular pas
time.
Mumps seem to be epidemic at Nc
Henry.
Williston will have telephone ex-
change.
The new hospital at Devils Lake is
assured.
The Rebekahs have organized at
Kennere.
State Health Officer Healy is an act
i've official.
Wyrdmere people lwant an electric
light plant.
There may be Pembina county base
ball league.
| The Washburn road is erecting stock
yards at Washburn.
June "a and Is are the dates selected
| for the Hope races.
Grand Forkers are already complain
ing of thescorchers.
The people of Perth complain Of the
| ing of the scorchers.
The January taxes in Grand Forks
county were S253, 1875.
1t is said the Morton county political
scrap is to be to finish.
Work will soon begin on the reform
school building at Mandan.
Minor thinks it is in the artesian wa
ter belt and wants we'll.
King John Satterlund is to start
brick yard at Washburn.
some new business enterprises are to
be established ut Cathay.
Jalmar Wigs, the Milton pitcher, will
play with Portland this year.
The storm of last week tied up the
trains on the 500 at Braddock.
A Grand Forks policeman has re-
signed to become pawnbroker.
Bismarck is on a cash-paying basis
for the first time in many years.
Dan Campbell, a Bismarck colored
man, has been sent to the asylum.
Among the attractions for Washburn
is new band and fire company.
The other towns in the state envy
Walhalla that excellent spring water.
Business at Harvey is so great that
the 500 will enlarge the freight depot.
State Senator Sharpe has returned to
Kuhn after an extended Eastern visit.
North Dakota will have the base ball
epidemic worse than the smallpox this
summer.
The w. C. T. u. lodge at Grand Forks
will not be abandoned, as at first an
nounced.
Somebody will have to quarantine
against the Barnes county epidemic Of
suicides.
Forest River schools are temporarily
closed on account of the prevailing epl-
demic.
Four-legged hogs are worth 6 cents
cash, per pound and 1-2 in trade at
Aramoose.
The county Jail at Pembina has been
lined with iron sheeting an eighth of an
inch thick.
: The first car load of Dagoes for sum-
mer work on the Northern Pacific az
. Jamestown has arrived.
A death occurred at Everest from
diphtheria, the little daughter of Albert
Ratnke being the victim.
| At Grafton, it is said, there is a tend
ency to mix legislative fight up with
the municipal campaign.
) The Masonic temple at Langdon Is a
structure of which the citizens of that
town are justly proud.
, Tom TIaig was arrested at Devils
Lake on the charge of interfering with
firemen during a blaze. T.
Dave Glover was arrested and brought
to Mandan on a charge OF seduction
preferred by Miss Case.
! Barnes county is said to have seven
candidates in the field for Sheriff, ana
the election eight months away.
l Devils Lake citizens were so indig-
nant that they offered 5000 reward for
the conviction of dog-poisoner.
< The suit of Grand Forks, to test the
liability of bank directors, will be OBJ
served with considerable interest.
Iowans are shipping in cattle to the
ranges about Mandan, where some big
purchases have recently been made.
It is reported that Postmaster Bulge
and National Bank Examiner Gordon
of Grand Forks are to be reappointed.
Not long ago Joe Miller Of Mandan
died and now the death of his widow IS
, reported to have occurred in St. Paul.
, The Prohibitionists are to do lot or
campaiSni this summer. A number
of noted speakers have been secured.
North Dakota farmers are urging
Senator's Hansbrough and McCumber
j, to work for the passage of the oleo DILL
Jerry Bacon is said to be really con-
eressional candidate, and will endeaVor
to control the Grand Forks county dele
! ! cation.
John Sorley Of Grand Forks county is
mentioned for attorney general as
candidate to harmonic Grand Forks
politice.
Sentiment in favor Of a division oe
Ward county seems to be increasing.
Just how it will be done seems to be the
question.
H. d. Anderson wires from California
that he has not seen w. F. Gaulke, as
the latter is said to have rerorted-and
there you are.
Steele who pitched the nineteen In
!, n:rg-tie. game for Cavalier last sum-
mer. has signed to pitch for Chattanoo-