Courier Democrat., 1903-08-13
Additional Local News.


Dutchman plow. See them at Hunter
& Stevenson's.
Veterinary Elliott visited the county
seat Friday while making professional
trip up the line.
Gustav Brecke, from Milton. was in
the city Monday looking after the in
terests of a number of his clients in
county court.
Mrs. r. B. Cram. sister of Mrs. r. F.
Abbey, is here from Ottawa with her
children for few weeks. arriving in the
city last Thursday.
Miss Lilly O'Brien left Tuesday for a
visit with Winnipeg friends. Herslster,
Miss Lucy O'Brien. is expected to join
her there during the course of the week
&c. Dedrick is making good progress
in having his new quarters look like an
up to date hardware store and the added
improvements make the change more
apparent daily.
Health Officer Semple put the farm
residence of Thomas Barry, near Osna-
brock, under quarantine last week. Mr..
Barry having contracted an attack OF
small pox in light form.
Mrs. F. w. Bleakley left last week in
company with her cousin, Mrs. Binns,
who visited here for a couple of weeks
and will enjoy short stay with relatives
at Killarney and other Manitoba points.
]. H. Miller of Grand Forks state
deputy organizer of the M. B. A. has
been here the past ten days securing
new members for that society and has a
class of twelve awaiting initiation at a
special meeting tomorrow, Friday even
ing.
The wedding occurred at the M. 3.
parsonage on Monday of Gisli G. Chris
tianson and Miss Anna F. Moller, the
contracting parties both reside in the
vicinity of Milton and left for that place
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was performed by Rev. DR.. Marsh.
Lightning struck another Moscow
township barn last week and as result
John Gunther. whose farm is near Rose
hill post office. lost three horses. There
were five in the barn, two however re-
covering from the shock. This is the
fourth loss of this kind reported from
Moscow township this season.
Fine permanent tile walks will be laid
by Messrs W. F. Winter, NJ. L. Sullivan
and H. D. ALERT in front of their resi-
dence properties this summer. Improve
ments of this substantial kind are now
rendered possible since the city has
lately established a grade level for the
different streets. Now that the start
has been made it is likely to be quite
generally taken up.
Three farmers in Stutsman county
have been bound over to the district
court for failing to advertise stock they
had taken up. The owner of the stock
had spent time and money in finding the
unadvertised property. The estray Law
is one of the best on our statute books
and farmers should become thoroughly
familiar with its requirements.
E. A. Wadsworth: Inform your read
ers that have lately been receiving
letters from number of men in Iowa
who wish to come out here for the
!. threshing season if they could be as
sured of good steady jobs Throughout,
the fall. Two of them were here las,
fall and all are known to me as capable
men of experience. either as engineer.
or to take charge of the separator.
A new wheat buyer on the Langdor
market this fall will be Fred Moritz, fol
two years with the Independent Elevator
Co., at Dresden. Mr.. Moritz was in
stalled last week as buyer here for the
Federal Elevator Co., who last yeal
purchased the line of elevators ownec
by the Independent people along thii
branch. Jos. Gatschene succeeds Mr.
Moritz as buyer at Dresden.
The railroad commissioners in theil
trip of inspection over this line last weel
had their attention directed to the fac,
that the Ct. Northern had as yet don.
nothing practical toward carrying ou1
their promise of running a Sunda,
passenger train over this branch line. A
number of towns, including Milton anc
Park River rendered the railroad com
missioners petitions asking that tn,
company remedy this condition.
The excavation, 5Ox75 feet, for tn,
new three story Ct. Northern hotel i,
now ready for the foundation walls ant
the hustle given the work right on tn,
start indicates that Messrs. Hankey ant
Flumerfelt, the landlords, will be abl,
to open up BY November LIST, as an
nounced. In the meantime Mr.. ans
Mrs. Hankey are boarding and lodgin,
score or moro of the Ct. Northern'
| old guests at the Armory building. Th,
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