Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-04
Lisbon seems to sc. rain in punches.

Tennis seems epidemic over TIE
state.
The lightning rod agent has struck
MoEall.
Ar addition has been plated to
k"oN.
The people of Berwick want secret
society hall
Gasoline cans must be farming rcd
after July /.
Williams county is TO have some
good bridges.
Tho diphtheria epidemic at Endcr;:.
was not serious.
Will Kennedy, a Mandan boy. dicl
in les Angeles.
Cavalier had its first rain of the
season last week.
An epidemic of blackleg is reported
a:iicnG the cattle at Adrian.
Will make some or the other towns 80
along.
\ pair of Casselton citizens went
al! the way to Illinois to take the Kee.
ley cure.
\ La Moure county man died as Il
result OF injuries and left fourteen
children
The breach of promise suit at Kuhn
seems to attract some attention III
Ashley.
Trainmaster Blewett of the North
err Pacific at Jamestown has started
a 10. ranch.
There is an unusually large number
q private grain elevators being erect
CT! this spring.
Az Michigan City some goddess indi-
y!uual swiped carpenters tools from
the church.
Two boys at Oakes scrapped over
a wheel and were given time TO repent
il, the cooler.
The state fire boys expect to have
great time at Wahpeton during the
tournament
The La Moure people are already
ldhS W UC oippllSu HUN
the artesian we'll.
Butter coloring seems to be more
POISONOUS than the gopher strychnine
in Ward county.
The Langdon people will not be
without music after all. The band has
been reorganiZed.
The James River Valley National
hank at jamestown has Increased its
capital to 100000.
Some of the violators of the law are
Oh the anxious seat at Bismarck, as
court is in session.
Fred Koppelman of Great Bend was
mixed up in runaway and one of his
legs was broken.
There is an agitation over the state
to il lucc the ladies to remove their
millinery at church.
Wheatland has shipped few cars
of delnnct threshing engines that hayo
long been an eyesore.
There is said to have been rough
house at Stanley and all kinds Of
shooting is reported.
Many sufferers over the state want
an additional heavy penalty imposed
for setting prairie fires.
Ii is said that thirty gallons of booze
were recently unloaded at Barlow in
lots OF one gallon each.
Darlington has been wanting side
walks for long time and has finally
!:ae the proper levels established.
The farmers in many counties in the
state are on the warpath about the
REQ, condition of the crossings.
The usual number OF poor ignorant
suckers seems to have been roped in
by Tic supply houses this spring.
A tramp swiped two grips at Saw
yer from some trainmen. but he was
rcrn ded up before he got away.
The steamboat people at Bismarck
want the right TO build spur track
from the river to connect with the
SEQ. ....=
AT Auamcose the merchants have
decided TO close their stores one alter
noon each two weeks for baseball
games.
The people of Bismarck are rejoicing
over the report that Fort Yates is to
be- abandoned and Fort Lincoln en-
laiged.
Frof. Mcmillan, a former band lead.
er at Cavalier, is reported to have
fallen heir to a large fortune i'll South
Dakota.
Nelson county had clever horse
thief who swiped bicycle as starter
and finally got together team and
wagon.
North Dakota sheriffs are rejoicing
that the hard trip to Plankington with
reform school kids is no longer ne
cessity.
II is said that the Northern Pacific
time card at Cakes will be greatly
changed as result of the 500 COM
petition.
The free ferry at Washburn is a
thing of the past. 1t has been main
..;rod ,,,, tho Washhrrn road at great