Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-06-25
Hamilton has a sneak thief.
Hamilton boasts of an artist.

Dall games.
The G. A. R. pos. at Minot is to be
reorganized.
good painter.
Donnybrook did things to Portal.
baseballically.
The herders are getting themselves
"cussed" at Minot
Judge Palda swore in lot Of new
citizens at Bottineau
A. w. Vaugsness of Fargo is a new
lumberman at Grafton.
The new town of Law.on will cele-
brate the glorious Fourth.
Grand Forks now has two male
teachers in the city schools.
The Fourth of July celebration for
Minot failed to materialize.
Ranchmen around Berthold deny
the reports of heavy cattle losses.
Ellendaleites take pardonable pride
in their crack militia organization.
An accidental shooting at Fessenden
resulted fatally to George Hosum.
The question of more and better
roads is real live issue at Fessenden.
The people of jamestown seem to
have another pair of little girls in
blue"
The population Of Kensal has been
increased by bunch of new boy ba-
bes.
A lady was visiting at Wahpeton and
received word that her husband was
dead
State Treasurer Mcmillan is said to
have some mining property in Califor.
MIA that is a winner.
Ex-Sheriff Pelham Of Richland COM
ty didn't take charge OF the Lidger-
wood hotel as planned.
The people of Kidder county feel
that they are on the map, with land
selling at $40 per acre.
A New Rockford man was awarded
1925 for team that was killed by a
Northern Pacific train.
Some supplies were stolen from an
emigrant car at Sawyer--a nice wei.
come to give an arrival.
The people of Wimbledon are rejoic.
ing over the improved train service on
the 500 under the new time card.
There is general regret over the
state at the Affections of Customs Col
lector N. r. Nelson of Pembina.
AT Voltaire. a gopher hunting match
hn u.o horrpi
of beer. to be paid for by the losers.
Miss Priewe. who has been central
in the Casselton telephone exchange
since its establishment, has resigned.
The towns in which the postoftices
We're boosted recently are rejoicing
over the evidence of growing business.
Edgeley people will be disappointed
if the new Northern Pacific extension
is not started from there las originally
reported.
A Bottineau man has a system Of
waterworks in his home. and the plan
may be extended to include other resi-.
dences.
A number of North DaIlotans are re-
ceivirg letters from relatives in Kan
sas who tell of heavy personal losses
by the recent floods.
| Under the new law if the railroad
company refuses site for an elevator,
| those wishing to erect one can con.
denim the property
The teachers of Ward. McHenry and
Pierce counties will attend an institute
at Mimic to be conducted by Prof. w.
f. Hoover of Park River.
Joe Galbert, who was tried in Penn
bina county on the charge of swiping
five horses. claimed that he purchased
the animals from stranger.
| A lot of veterans of the Civil war
are using their time in the service to
assist in making final proofs, and
those who had four years at the front
get away easy on the homestead bust.
ness.
An Iowa man who had lived on rent
ed land for number Of years came to
North Dakota year ago this spring
and took up homestead. He says he
has made more mere in year than he
did in eleven in the Hawkeye State.
A creamery man offers that if the
people of Paramount will put up a
creamery building he will rent it for
five years. paying S per cent on the
investment, and will pump water for
the city for drinking purposes freq Of
charge.
The Fargo postoffice ranks first in
the state, Grand Forks second and
Jamestown third. Bismarck formerly
had third place. but is now fourth on
the list. In the last five years the an
nual receipts have increased froc1
$4,000 to $4,000.
Kuhn is about the lustiest creamery
youngster in the state, for yearling.
1t is How turning out about 1900
pounds of butter week, receiving
cream from $50 patrons and milk from
25 more, with the number steadily in
creasing and expected to reach 400 by
July The monthly pay roll now