Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-02-06
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At Cando g. horse went mad.
Cooperstown sports are talking base
ball.
The Lidgerwood band has resumed
practice.
Langdon reports several cases of
Smallpox.
The insurance war still prevails at
Bismarck.
Mark Tavener of Steele will locate at
Esmond.
George Dickens of Elbowoods gets a
$40 pension.
Good horses are in great demand at
Wahpeton.
Company H. at Jamestown gave a
successful ball.
The Missouri country is favored with
warm chinook winds.
Jay Russell is to erect a new brick
hotel at Lidgcrwood.
Several real estate offices will open at
Lidgerwood this spring.
Donnybrook people have heard gray
wolves in that vicinity.
Company M of Glendale will give a
grand ball at MOnangO.
The escape of bootlegger at York
furnished some gossip.
There are a number of mild cases Of
scarlet fever at Ellen1ale.
]. NJ. Avery of Beardsley has started
a lumber yard at Medina
Two cases of diphthcria We're quar-
antined at Churchs Ferry.
Thirty I'VE Minnesota farmers are
after land in Nelson county.
Bob Milton of Wahpe ton is now a
promoter of theatrical talent.
Valley City people still keep up the
agitation about the library site.
There are said to be four applicants
for the Larimore postoffice job
c. G.. Lien was held at Northwood on
charge of stealing some wheat.
| Richland county will gain 500 in pop
ulation by immigration this spring.
The Souris band will give concert.
Haxton is to have a state bank.
Dic1ey county farmers are running
more to dairyirg ard less to wheat.
Denny brook has thirty-fv cases of
smallpox and no resident physician.
Rev. Chard, the Episcopal minister
| at Buffalo, may remove to CaSselton.
A Barnes county farmer is reported
to have become insane over religion.
The Barrie band concert was post
poned until the smallpox scare is over.
A fine pressure of water was struck
at Cakes at depth of little over LOCO
feet.
Valley City ice is being sent by the
Northern Pacific as far west as Hell
ena.
The Union Telephone company will
put in a line between Mayville and
Hope.
Walcott citizens complain because
stock is allowed to run loose on the
streets.
Linton is to have a home-talent play.
Dickinson may put in a sewerage
system.
Eight cases of smallpox were found
n few miles from Walhalla, and quar-
antined.
Cavalier towns may unite and sup
port one team in the state base ball
lee que.
The question of school consolidation
is the paramount issue these days at
|.Wleatland.
Wolves are reported numerous west
of Richburg, and hunt may be Or
ganized.
More dwelling and business houses
are wanted at Glenullin, a common
complaint.
Most of the land transfers in Stark
county are for speculation instead OF
settlement.
Operator Thorne of Casselton has
been made Northern Pacific agent al
Litchville.
"The world do novel" Medora blind
nigs are closed, away out beyond the
Bad Lands.
Oberon has organized a dancing clup
Great railroad predictions are oelns
made for 1902.
There is complaint at Darlington
over the condition of the sidewalks and
the lack of light.
Milwaukee surveyors are running q
line northwest from Eureka. S. D., to-
ward Linton N. D.
Nav 27-29 is the date and Mayvllle
the place for the next state SUNDAY
school convention.
If the 500 road builds into Fargo and
the Northwest. the people of Coopers-
town want it to strike there.
At Perth it is said that some farmers
nave violated the estray law by failing
10 advertise animals taken up.
"Dad" Clinch of Esmond wants an
oil inspector who can tell the difference
between kerosene and slough water.
On account of the lack of orders. the
riyht shift of 40 men at the Wilton
mine has been temporarily laid Oft.
Two young ladies, who intend to at
tend the Mayville normal next Sep
tember, have already engaged rooms.
w. H. Brown. the big real estate man
formerly of Devils Lake, is advertising
the slope country in many big Eastern
papers.
A Lisbon man has invented scheme
TO squeeze the water out of the Oil Sc
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