Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-30
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Miroters want a business mems
club.
The artesian wells are nearing Shell
don.
Fessenden has just organized a base
bail team.
The Enderlin baseball bunch dis.
banded.
An old brewery site at Jamestown Is
to be sold.
One corner of Richland county ives
hit by hail.
A SANDER case at Langdon resulted
in verdict for cent.
Harvey business men will insist or
the roads being improved.
The work on the water mains at
Cando is being hurried along.
Lecture bureau agents are in the
state making dates for the winter.
Mandan seems to have had scme ex-
;erience with a fake sidewalk man.
Pug Rhodes has returned TO this
state and is looking for some matches.
North Dakota grows so rapidly that
maps cont remain in date very long
! There will be the usual balloon as.
lcension ct Mandan during the state
fair.
The Presbyterian minister at Milton
will not remove to Laasdoa. as re-
ported
R. NJ. Kennedy CT New Rockford
gas badly burned by gasoline ex-
plosion
l. W. Aitkin of Leonard has placed
IN order with Williston firm for 900
sheep.
| United States Judge Grosscup of
Chicago is expected to visit Casseitoa
friends soon.
| Leander Peavey OF Bathgate was
kicked by horse and couple of ribs
were broken
Washburn and Underwood are con
nected by stage route til! the railway
Vine is extended.
There are said to have been several
smallpox cases along the Red river in
Walsh county.
Stark county farmers are demon
6trasins that that section is more than
. range country.
There is said to be plenty OF money
in sight to finance the new road from,
Rugby to Bismarck.
The station agent at Goodrich dc
veloped case of measles and was
chased to the hospital.
Dickinson has reached the age
where the estray law is being enforced
and pound is maintained.
DR.. Aylen of Sheldon was recent!
reappointed for three years as a mem
Der of the state medical board.
A couple were married at Glendale
before the old folks got wise. and vii
} go West for their future home.
Many sections of the state repc:
successful crops Of clover that live,
through the winter in good shape.
Whenever the Grand Forks news
papers are bit shy on COPY the boy:
stir up the early closing movement
Some miscreant has been interrupt
ing the telephone service between La
kota and Brocket by cutting te wires
F. H. Sprague Grafton's handy ma,
with shotgun. continues to round Il!
medals and prizes at the shootin:
J tests.
: The acknowledgements ranch
near Dickinson, had wool clip 0
100000 pounds, the largest in tn
state.
Rev. Jas. Austin of Hannah was on,
Of the judges of the stock show a
Cando and there are few men bette
qualified
The first shipment Of sheep from
Dickinson to Chicago this summe
, was recently made, in a train of six
teen cars.
The storm in Emmons county tool
one settlers mansion from over hi
, head. and a lady homesteader in
, tent was left tentless.
2 A Ward county man had hors
7 hobb,ed. The animal walked into III
: civer to get drink and the bank cave
2 in, drowning the animal.
The members of the North Daliot
. regiment expect to make a trip to tn
ST. Louis exposition next year in lie
Of the state encampment
g a Ransom county jury coaldn
I agree as to TIE guilt of Crockett of Er
!. derlin, who was on trial for an allegc
|. riolation Of the prohibition law.
: The Northwestern Telephone con
pany has crew of 100 men at wor
stringirg their long-distance line t
connect Leeds and New Rockford.
The O'Callaghans, the Devils LAX
.mateur theatrical organization.
. said to contain some talent that coui
. make hit on the professional stage.
A. farmer.near Church's Ferry sol
thirty head of Shorthorn cattle
among the number some six-week'
, old calves, and the sale averaged NOR