Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
Topics Of Interest.

Milton basc ball fans, and by the way
they are a numerous quantity down
that way, have organized for the season.
J. II. 3IcCullough has undertaken the
management OF the team which selects
as its captain, 0. I. RishoE. the new
editor of the Globe. who evidently cx
poets to leave the print shop occasionally |
and take chances on getting his base
ball fingers smashed by a wild ball.
Last weeks Milton Globe tells of Il
man who while digging a we'll at Milton
made find OF a tomahaWl., embedded in
the gravel and shale at a depth OF
fifteen feet. 1t may have been relic OF
the warrior days of the noble red-man -
and then again it might have been a
petritied copy of /, lost file of the Milton
Iomahawll. Il newspaper long ago
extinct. thar will long be spoken of in
history as the organ of the political
mound builders of Cavalier county in
the pre- historic past when storlS-leGge,s
CoGnl;.cls, stalized around the wig warns
OF Ole .Nxvig and other heap big l:liuns
of the south end 0. tie county.
1t j.; years ago since Fred -inslls:s Lett
Ilaa-;jon. bat there are many among
the older residents who will be pleased
to l,.ar OF his welfare. The item below
appeared in last weeks Dickinson &c
corler.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. c. AngIiss and family
left Sunday evening for their new holne
! in Publishing. =. u whore Nj. Ansiisa
will continue the jewlr" and Watchma!.-
ing business that he has so successfully
followed here for the past ten years
Mr. Angliss and his estimable wife have
during all these Years occupied large
plaza in the social and business life in
the city of Dickinson and their depar
ture now is regretted by large circle of
friends here who, nevertheless. wish
them all success and happiness in their
new home Dickinson. n. d. Recorder.
The county commissioners while in
session here next week have arranged
to confer with the supervisors of the
townships of Olga and Fremont relative
to the moving of the Fish Trap bridge
on the Pembina river from its present
location to point about three-quarters
of mile below. where the river is to be
damned in order to allow of the con-
struction of the plant Messrs Mayo and
Donovan are putting in for the manufac-
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of this enterpriseit is expected will divert
traffic from the old crossing OF the river
as the brick yard and cement works
promises to form the nucleus of quite a
business center in time to come. The
commissioners have set Thursday, May
both as the date Of their visit to the
Fish Trap.
This week we have found considerable
interest III perusing copy of the Sas-
! katchewan Times. published at Prince
| Albert. I. W. T.. and bearing the name
OF Geo /. Mccullough as editor. Ii we
mistake not this is the same George who
in years past divided his energies be-
tween sticking-up type on the Hannah
Moon and filling the role Of a western
Cavalier county hayseed. In any event
the ten below has quite q local interest:
-. W. Stevenson, late OF Langdon. \.
D., has been busy the past few weeks,
getting in shape to hold down his claims
and getting things in order on his ranch.
| His brother II. Y. Stevenson. will arrive
soon with car load OF stock. from Lang
don. and in future will branch out into
stock raising in the land of plenty. II.
| V. Stevenson. for the past six years has
been engaged in the grain business at
Langdon, while his brother j. ". has
been book keeper in the Citizens State
Bank We might say, if H. V. IS any
thing like J. w. Stevenson, success
awaits them and in short time will be
! numbered among the best stockmen in
the famous Saskatchewan success boys.
The Saskatchewan Times.
Cavalier county teachers institute
has been set for the week beginning
June LIST, and from correspondence in
progress between Go. Sup't Crawford
and the state department of public in
struction at Bismarck, there is every
reason to believe that the institute Of