Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-09
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Stanley is to have bank.
Mohall has a shoe shop.
Minot is to have another bakery.
North Dakotans in Seattle formed a
club.
The dog poisoner has reached Cas-
selton.
Minot has lot of newly married
people,
Valley City has s27 telephone SUBJ
scribers.
Early closing is now assured at
Grand Forks.
Willow City defeated Rugby in
bowling contest.
Esmond welcomed the new law firm
Of Styles Bros.
A number of settlers are arriving
around Stanley.
The new bank at Bowbclls will have
lots of backing.
Edmore is feminist the bad" men
kind of fellows.
There are several cases of pneu-
monia at Hunter.
j. B. Spangler is to be the new post
master at Steele.
Minor is billed for many improve
ments this summer.
There is a hustle in many militia
towns for armories.
Six cases of smallpox were quaran-
tined east of Wilton.
Two drunken men went to sleep on
the streets of Dunseith.
Mrs. Fancher, aged ninety-four died
at Antelope, Stark county.
The new game wardens expect to
make about 81, 500 a year.
There will be an unusual amount of
breaking done this year.
The northern part of the state is
long on pugilistic scraps.
Another anti-gambler, anti-bum or
der has been issued at Minot.
Nearly all lines of businesses are
opening up actively this spring.
1t is the same glad song of improve
ments everywhere in the state.
Glendale people have the reputa-
lion of being excellent entertainers.
A man made IS assessment on the
kenmare blind piggers, and it went.
Grand Forks has so many kids
more school buildings are necessity
Farmers are all ready for seeding
as soon as the weather man agrees.
Esmond baseball fans held a meet.
ing and arranged for team this sum-
ner.
The people of Pierce county want
a north and south road to the coal
fields.
Montpelier has succeeded in secur-
ing an agent for the Northern Pacific
depot.
The Ignite around Williston is said
to have proven satisfactory in severe
tests.
R. N. Miller of Williston is reported
to have fallen heir to $4,000 in Okla
homa.
The Devils Lake people will blow
in $4,000 on that Pelican Point
bridge.
Eddy county is getting some new
settlers. who are the right kind of
people.
The North Dakota ranchmen have
escaped with extremely light losses
this winter.
Observer Grass of the Moorhead
weather bereau may take claim near
Williston.
Langdon people regret the resigna-
ton Of Pastor Dougan OF the Presby-
terrain church.
The incorporated towns in the state
will have two elections in April, schoN
and municipal.
The lumber jacks are coming in
rom the woods for the spring work
IN North Dakota.
A lot of people are beginning to
look up Dawson since the rumored
railway extension.
Boys became such a nuisance at the
drill hall at Bismarck they are to be
excluded on drill nights.
Blind piggers are said to be con-
yinced that Cando is an unhealthy To-
cality for them just now.
Grand Forks hopes to secure the
Soo-if the line is extended to the
northern part of Minnesota.
Crazy sports will challenge Devils
Lake, Edmore and other towns when
The new bowling alley gets under way.
The baby at Minot that died of fatty
of the heart weighed
sevsnty.six pounds at eighteen months
old.
Dawson is said to be preparing for
boom this summer if the Northern
Pacific extension is built there from
Edgeley.