Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-23
Some Of the farmers seem to have

Some Of the farmers seem to have
pulled.
The Bottincau creamery is a great
success.
The stock show at Cando was a big
success.
The racing meet at Larimore was
successful.
Williams county reports frequent
good rains.
The typhoid epidemic at Bowbells is
under control.
Some macaroni wheat is doing we'll
near Rugby.
Horse thieves have been operating
at Park River.
Some land abuses at Dunseith are
to be corrected.
The general store of ]. w. Miller at
Drake was burned.
Fargo and jamestown swap Free
Methodist parsons.
Fort Lincoln is to have bike track
third of mile long.
The new town of Underwood in Nc.
Lean county is growing.
There are now Lightweight patrons
to the Walcott creamery
The people of Darlington are to
have electric lights at once.
Lightning killed four fine horses for
Louis LEM. near Edgeley.
A child at Aneta was poisoned by
eating the heads off matches.
a railroad grading crew reached
Lawton to put in sidetrack.
The first annual fair in Grand Forks
county will be held Sept. 24-26.
Stutsman county old settlers held
an interesting picnic at Eldridge.
The skin games at the Devils Lake
races We're raided by the officials.
There were Indians galore at the
United States court at Devils Lake.
The telephone line between Mandan
and Dickinson is nearing completion.
Recent hail storms seem to have
worked up business for the companies.
A high grade of alfalfa is being
raised in the country around Omemee.
The Kindred band is receiving lot
of compliments for it's excellent play.
ing.
At the Langdon fire many of the
guests had to jump from the hotel Win
dows.
The early closing movement at
Grand Forks is reported to have failed
again.
The Wahpeton city council ordered
out the inmates of the houses of i'll
fame.
The Drayton telephone exchange is
now connected with the long-distance
lines.
Application has been made for a
franchise by the telephone company of
Hope
Hankinson may abandon the present
village organization and incorporate as
city.
Up at Devils Lake autos race with
the Chautauqua train and have a lot
of fun.
The Dwight Land company has pre-
scented Finley with sufficient land for
a park.
Rev. Atcheson of Park river has re-
ceived calls from two Minnesota
churches.
The central office for the telephone
exchange at Linton is to be in the
postof1ice.
The crops around Kindred are said
to have been greatly improved by the
late rains.
The old city hall at Bismarck-one
of the Capital City landmarks-is be-
ing torn down.
A small fire was discovered in the
lumber yard at Kuhn in time to pre-.
vent damage.
The new Northern Pacific extension
out of Edgeley will cut off some trade
from that town.
The man with the early sown flax
is the lucky individual with the ex.
pansive smile.
Incorporation carried at McHenry
and the people are planning to I'M.
prove the town.
Fort Ransom is several miles from
a. railroad, but a lot of business is
transacted there.
Minot wants street fair or coun.
ty fair or something to entertain the
visitors this fall.
1t is claimed that there is a dis're
gard for the rights of owners of hay
lands west of Balfour.
The falelers who sowed macaroni
wheat GO not seem to be kicking so
much ABOUT the drouth.
Capt Conover Ian old timer on the
slope, has returned to Bismarck after
some years in Kansas.
Complaints are numerous of the
damage being done to crops in many
sections of the state by gophers.
Five piggers who were sentenced by
Judge Palda at Bottineau have ap-
pealed their cases to the supreme