Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-16
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Palermo seems to be growing rap.
idly.
Minot's gun club is getting in the
game.
Edmore is having lot of sidewalks
put in.
Casselton is to have a new jewelry
store.
Not a druggist in Steele county has
a permit.
A Sanborn lady. aged eighty-seven,
died recently.
Otto Wagness OF Grafton has re-
moved to Fargo.
The small boys have started to kill
off the gophers.
The Grand Forkers seem to have a
Strong ball team.
Leonard's new state bank will soon
be doing business.
Casselton has two hundred tele-
phone subscribers.
York intends to have fast ball
team again this year.
Morton county horses seem to be in
good demand everywhere.
Many towns are already discussing
Fourth of July celebrations.
Judge Palda will hold his first term
of court at Minot April 81.
The proposed Masonic temple at
Lisbon vii. cost $4,000.
On account of bad roads some towns
complain of a hay famine.
Joe Flanagan. the ball player, will
not be in the game this year.
Centerville is new townsite thirty
i've miles southwest of Minot.
John Kirk of Minot will have to an
swer to the charge of SANDER.
Steam plows are popular this spring
in the western part OF the state.
There is nothing doing at ST. Thorn
as on account of the scarlet fever.
Mrs. B. T. Martin of Glendale fell
on a sidewalk and fractured an arm.
There is general demand for less
fax, largely because OF the low price.
A team was found at Minot that had
not been watered nor fed in thirty
hours
The l.idgerwood school board has
decide . employ only normal gradu-
| ates.
Cavalier county farmers claim they
have exercised great care in seed Sc
lection.
Wilton seems to be getting the worst
of it on account of the smallpox quar-
antine.
Devils Lake threatens to have a
trolley line before any other town in
the state.
Two engines smashed into each 9th
er in the 500 yards at Portal but little
damage was done.
The western part of the state is
adding some high grade stock fol
breeding purposes.
Postmasters will not be permitted tc
rent boxes to minors without the con
sent of the parents.
Mrs. o. II. Will OF Bismarck was
badly burned while cleaning some
clothing with gasoline.
Grand Forks seems to have man
who wants to regulate the stuff the
newspapers should run.
The hotels in the towns in the
northern part OF the state have beer
doing a rushing business.
There is an increased demand fol
macaroni seed wheat. The farmers
want to get the extra yield
A Sanborn man warns the public
that he will not be responsible for tho
debts contracted by his wife.
! Telephone franchiees at Grand
Forks Esre discussed as much ss
wooden trolley poles at Fargo.
Two hundred tons Of flax straw have
been purchased st Lakota for q plant
that is to be established there.
Great interest is being taken in the
briquctting plant to be established Oh
the Missouri by Gen. Washburn.
Settlers are going to the Sentine
Butte country and unbrcllen land is
selling from So to S12 an acre.
Some of the Independent baseball
teams in the state have already ar
ranged for games the Fourth CT July.
A shipment of ten barrels of beer
for Devils Lake was stolen and detec
tives are trying to round up the hol
Juice.
Some settlers around Ashley left fol
the Canada nNorthwest and farmers
from Iowa are coming in to take theil
places.
Some Ward county people kick on
| poisoned grain being put out for go
piers because it kills off the prairie
chickens.
| Lawrence Pierson was the name O.
the man run over by train at Man
| dan. He died the following day from
his injuries.
Twenty Swedes have been brought
direct from the old country 10 Car
rington to work on the Darlington
Casey farm.
The efforts of the 500 to get an ar
teSian we'll at HankinsOn uoro ohan