Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-04-02
Eowans are coming in punches.


to vamoOse.
Ransom county is getting a lot Of
Iowa settlers.
Langdon merchants will close their
stores at $3.50.
Crazy is the latest town to have a
bowling alley.
Land seekers keep the liverymeL
busy at Mandan.
Another cement mine has been
opened near Olga.
Bismarck gets another attorney in
A. j. Hedrix of Iowa.
Casselton people regret the resigna.
ton of Chief of Police Best
Minot will have lot of incombusti-
BILE sidewalks built this spring.
The pupils of the jamestown high
school are now issuing paper.
The militia boys are already plan.
ming for the annual encampment.
Ii is claimed that a bed of Ignite
has ',sea discovered in Richland.
ney General Erich is actively
taking hold of the work of his office.
From Sept. to March /. $50 filings
were made on Emmons county land.
Renville people wonder if there will
be any more postoffice changes soon.
Norval Baptie has returned to Bath
gate after winning many honors in TIE
East.
Gerald Bosard of Grand Forks has
world
An embezzlement microbe mus,
have been working overtime in Walsh
county.
A would-be shooter is said to have
been fastened in his departure from
Edmore.
Ashley business men held meet
ing to take the preliminary steps for
incorporation.
Mayor Dinnie of Grand Forks has
completed his twenty-year residence
in North Dakota.
With two game wardens, it is pre-
dicted illegal shooting will be prose.
cuted vigorously.
Clarence Ellithorpe OF Walhalla
will be principal of the Williston
schools next year.
Col. Carroll assumes his duties as
conmandant of the North Dakota Sol.
diers' home April 1.
jamestown people are preparing to
assume metropolitan airs with free
mail delivery Aug. l.
A scarlet fevere epidemic at Bath
gate was headed off by prompt action
by the health officials
Minot police made a second cleanup
of the vags, and are determined to
run them out of the city
The Glendale baseballists are pre-
pairing to go after the scalp of the
Cakes team this summer.
Ole Lien was fined 800 and given
thirty days in Jail at Grand Forks on
the charge of swiping $37.
Some of the wild geese that wen,
north so early seem to have concluded
they were rushing the season.
Charlie Banks Of Sheldon, student
at Culver military academy, has been
winning honors as an athlete
Rancher Bjorum of Morton county
ran big wolf down after a long
horseback chase without dogs.
Attention is called to the fact that
the sports who kill geese this spring
need 1903 hunting permits first.
Willow City has organized bust
ness mems association that will ad.
vance the interests of the town.
The farmers will soon have an op
portunity to expend some of the en-.
ergy stored up during the winter.
The treasurer's Office i'll Wals., cum
ty is being thoroughly examined since
the reported shortage of deputy.
At Grafton all old electric light bills
must be paid before the end of the
month or the lights will be shut Off
George Pike of Williston has beef
arrested second time in six weeks
for alleged violation of the liquor law.
A lot of people are wondering il
there will be an improvement in the
quality of oil to be sold in this state.
Harvey has at last succeeded in in:
cooperating and the men who have so
persistently urged that action are re.
joicing.
A new rural route will be estab
lished north OF Sheldon and the ma
jority Of the patrons are from Cass
county.
The central part of the state seems
TO be a natural stock country and
great predictions are made for its
future.
At Dunseith a man swiped TEL
cords Of wood from a widow and was
given a short time to settle to avoid
prosecution.
The scheme 10 transport coal by
barges on the Missouri is not regard
ed as success on account of the diff
Guilty OF manipulating such unwieldy
craft on that stream.