Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-03-27
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Farmers around Barrie may put in a |
creamery.
Souris has 1853 residents, and they are |
.hustlers. |
A local dentist is said to be in demand |
at Kenmare.
Nearly every state paper reports a
building boom.
The Courtenay tow mill seems to be
large success.
Dickinson people are receiving green
goods circulars.
The Methodists are preparing to erect
a church at Sourfs.
There have been further. additions to
the Drayton band.
Williston wants water works and an
electric light plant.
Fargo seems to draft Casselton teach
ers rather frequently.
A drunken lumber jack fought
Grand Forks cigar sign.
Linton people want some changes
made in the mail service.
Hopes racing meet this year will be
bigger and better than ever.
r A. Foss, from Iowa, may open a
real estate office at Hunter.
Wilton people went after the funds
for the creamery with rush.
Rugby has Joined the numerous towns
that demand more residences.
All smallpox cases at Courtenay have
been released from quarantine.
Granville expects 400 cars of immi-
grants moveabies this spring.
Elevator companies are preparing 20
sell the far farmers seed wheat.
The rural mail route out of Lisbon is
getting in good working order.
Pat Neary of Buffalo will start a
chicken ranch, with an incubator.
Shooter Rice of McHenry paid 500
fine for perforating Jack Broderick
Several Tower City ladies walked to
Buffalo and rode back on the train.
A number of new and substantial
buildings are to be erected at Hunter.
More attention will be paid this
spring to tree-plating than formerly.
Some Pembina county Icelanders have
organized land investment company.
jamestown is having the steenth ed'-
Richburg is growing. The latest are
a barber shop and a photograph gallery
William Engelter Of New Salem has
been granted a pension Of IS per month
Uncle Joe Sayer of Hunter is trans
forming his residence into store build
ing.
Henry Erickson of Towner will estab-
| oh h,o,oo oh, oh hNlca a Gram
zille.
The Dunseith country is attracting
the attention of some of the imml-
grants.
Decoration Day orators are being Sc
lected. Hon. ]. NJ Devine will speak at
Lisbon.
w. II. Beard has shipped four car
loads Of sheep to Chicago from his farm
at Hunter.
An Ayre man attended dance at
Buffalo, and the next day was attacked
with smallpox.
Some visitors at Grand Forks have so
much money that they use greenbacks
to stop rat holes.
Cavalier county lands have increased
in price from so to 100 per cent during
the past two years.
Several Buffalo people are selling their
farms and removing to the northwest
ern part Of the state.
A new prohibition drink is being sold
in the western part of the state-sald
TO be the fighting kind.
County Auditor Jones of Ransom
county is back from visit to his OLD
home in North Carolina.
Tower City BARRIERS deny the report
that Oriska people caught the smallpox
while icing shaved there.
People along the jamestown Northern
are pleased with the railway mail SER
vice recently inaugurated.
The school officers at Page have in
spected the school house at Wheatland,
and may build one like it.
Some silk, supposed to have been
fraudulently shipped from New York
was seized at Grand Forks.
Domestic fowl We're first introduced
into North Dakota in 1908, according to
Historian Arnold of Larimore.
Minot is so wide-open that the new
settlers can find other things than real
estate to place their money on.
At Richburg the citizens will allow
Immigrants to erect houses on vacant
lots until they can secure claims.
A Richland county man said this
country was getting too civilized, sold
out and followed the setting sun.
Some of the Indian attendants at the
United States court at Bismarck start
ed petition to adjourn court to Fargo.
An organizer for a secret society in
this state is said to have deserted
wife and three children near Aberdeen,
s. D.
Former State Senator ]. o. Smith OF
Case lton may remot to California. In
stead Of locating permanently at VIM
aipeg.
Claim holders are getting into Ward
county to begin on their improvements
before the festive jumper gets in his
work
Ex-state Game Warden Bowers will
have charge Of a branch agency of the
Mccormick Harvester company at Mi