Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-09
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The typhoid epidemic at Bowbells
seems worse.
school elections.
The people of Sours claim the finest
crops in the state.
The crops in Ward county are said
20 be the best ever.
The people of Gordon ordered tho
ciggers to move on.
Walcott rejoices over the compile
ton of the creamery.
Andrew Eide of Pierce county has
been adjudged insane.
The people of Rugby voted for I'M.
proved school facilities
Pierce county had the largest court
calendar for many years.
The new Presbyterian church at
Hannah will cost $500.
| Drunken hoboes were given run
for their money in Granville.
The people of the state are enjoy.
lag homegrown 1903 potatoes.
The big Mcthoelist mission meeting
at Minot was d huge success.
Courtenay seems to be storm cen
ter for lot OF criminal cases.
Park River reports burglary. with
one Of the suspects under arrest.
The first annual concert Of the Good
rich band was great success.
| The divorce case of Mrs. Jeff May
on the slope attracts attention.
| A number of cattle in Mcintosh
county We're killed by lightning.
People who have been up in the Tur-
tie mountains report bear galore.
Lee Darling. formerly of Grafton.
will open drug store at Crystal.
| A Chinaman and Jap will open a
restaurant and laundry at Wilton.
| John Gallagher of Berwick died at
Devils Lake OF tuberculosis OF the
brain.
1t is denied that there has been a
typhoid epidemic at FlaXton, in Ward
county.
Mrs. Slopinka, a seventyfive-year-
old woman, dropped dead in Ward
county.
The Great Northern Express COM
pany has put ON delivery wagon at
Devils Lake.
There is said to be a scarcity of
sheep shearers in the western part
Of the state.
| Dunseith people are getting busy Or
the railroad proposition between that
town and Leeds.
A Grand Forks merchant was fined
on the charge of selling goods on Sum
day. and will appeal.
AT Crystal some smart fellows cut
the harness on horse that had been
left by farmer in town
Some crazy villain at Minot has been
making indecent proposals to small
girls, and the officers are after him.
Contractor Wilson is continuing
work on the addition to the state asy-
lum.
| An aged man at Paramount was run
over by horse and rig aud badly
bruised.
The telephone extension from Car
pie to Mohall is being pushed as rap.
idly as possible.
| A Casselton girl badly injured her
eye by accidentally jabbing it with a
hot curling iron.
Postmaster Pierson rejoices that the
Granville postoffice has been advanced
&c the third class.
A man was arrested at Wilton on
suspicion of being horse thief want.
ed at Devils Lake.
Walter is the name of one of the
towns on the Granville extension Of
the Great Northern.
The people of the western part of
the state seem thoroughly alive to the
value of irrigated lands.
Mandan will name all the streets
and number the residences in anticipa-
ton of free mail delivery.
Two deputy game wardens will en-.
deavor to prevent illegal shooting OF
game in McHenry county.
Prof. Rev. Reed of Lisbon is doing
some immigration work for Ransom
county during the vacation.
The number of typhoid cases at
Bowbells is said to be the result OF
failure to clean up the town.
A travelling man declares that Lin
tcu presents some of the best oppor-
tunities of any town in the state.
A couple was recently divorced in
Grand Forks after having been mar
ried forty years ago, in old Ireland.
The human hog is the subject OF a
lengthy article in an Eastern paper.
What q lot could be said on the SUBJ
| ject.
If there is Ignite briquette plant
| in operation in ST. Louis with North
Dakota coal the state will be we'll ad-
ver.ised.
Building continues at Mohall de.
site the fact that the Great Northern
-:ill not extend to that town this sum-
Ter.