Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-18
Come and get one of our 25c hats.
J. B. Boyd left on business trip to
St. Paul yesterday morning.

J. B. Boyd left on business trip to
st. Paul yesterday morning.
Duncan Blue will rusticate with
Barney Heating for the summer.
Paint! Paint!-Paint for everybody.
Quality guaranteed. F. Mercer. 80
Register Barcelo is still at Bismarck
doing juror duty in the U. S. court.
Underwear is being out at cost at
Abbey, Bjornerud & Co.'S new store. %
Mrs. Lena Mosack is visiting in the
city with her sister Miss Mary Perius.
Turkish rugs and Geneva table
covers go at cost. Blakely's novelty
store. 34-S7
Nick Perius' tree claim in Hope was
severely scorched by a prairie fire last
Friday.
Station Agent Saunders is the father
of nine pound girl baby. 1t arrived
Saturday morning.
Pat McGauvran and Mike Langan
composed a couple Osnabrock's popu-
lar representatives Friday.
w. H. Minions was among those
who placed their names on the DEMO
GRATIS honor roll this week.
Judge Dorval started yesterday for
Valparaiso, Ind, to visit his sons who
are attending school there. He expects
to remain about week.
Mrs. Monroe spent few days with
friends in Edinburgh last week and
accompanied her husband to the ball
at Park River on Monday.
The Lord triumphed over the devil
Sunday night when the church folks
prayed for rain to lay the dust. The
sinners want to get move on 'em.
Prof. Sheehan and Agent Saunders
seek to wear the golden spurs of
knighthood and were initiated into the
mysteries of the first degree last even
ing.
Rev. Anderson, the popular Baptist
divine, drove in from Wang settlement
and reported ten dimensions having
taken place at a meeting held there
this week.
T. R. Mclaughlin, a Fremont farm
er paid one of his semi-annual WIS.,
it's to the county seat on Saturday. He
says that seeding is virtually finished
down there.
According to the custom Good Fri
day was observed in Langdon by part
Of the inhabitants and almost ignored
by the rest, which constituted perhaps
the greater part.
DR.. Semple, rising young physician
recently Of Walhalla, arrived in the
city last week and has decided to cast
his lot here. For the present he shares
consultation rooms with DR.. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Walker, of Penn
bina, N. OAK, old time friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Segar, spent a few
days in this city this week while on
their way to visit friends in Nebraska.
-Kinbrae, (Minn.) Herald.
Among the homestead entries filed
lately with Clerk Truax is that of Miss
Kate Cormack, sister of Attorney
Dickson's wife. Truax says he can
locate every girl in Langdon on a first
class quarter section. Come on girls!
N. D.Gagnier,the Fictitious editor of
the Cavalier Journal, was a Langdon
visitor last week. Gagnier mentioned
incidentally that he was entertaining
proposition to organize the Journal
into joint stock company, but will
continue to be the power behind the
throne.
"Ike" Ullyott, one of the foremost
farmers of the Harvey district, added
two fine quarters to his already extern
sive farm last week that he bought
through Judge Dorval of the Globe
Investment company for ST 10000.
This makes seven quarter sections all
in one piece that like" possesses.