Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-06-03
Leave your order at Schulke & Moore's
now for strawberries for preserving.

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now for Strawberries for preserving.
John Mahon and family drove across
to Pilot Mound, Man., for a short visit
this week.
1t is understood that Rankin. the TEN.
perance orator Will start crusade here
in Langdon shortly.
Mrs. VIM. Stevenson drove across to
Pilot Mound this week for short visit
at the home Of her parents.
P. j. Dow, was here a few days last
week in the interest CT the E. J. I4anders
real estate agency Of Grand Forks.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the statement OF the condition OF the
W. J. Mooney State Bank Read it.
Fleming May returned from his trip tic
the Valley this week to help straighten
out the rush OF work in the county trea-
surers office.
Mayor Mercer has the stone hauled on
his lots north Of F. j. Hodgins' and will
have the foundation OF a tasty new house
started right away.
Joseph McGauvran, ST., one Of the. old
settlers OF the first mountain visited the
county seat Monday and made the DEMO:
GRAFT an appreciative call.
Attorney Erickson is again county
justice, being appointed by the commits
sioners last week to fill the vacancy caus.
ed by Lawyer Gibson's resignation.
The examination OF teachers held last
week at Milton and Langdon were con-
Quoted by Sup't Fox and Prof. Sheehan
respectively. The attendance was small.
Attorney b. Erickson has had good
success in the land contests where he has
been retained, and has successfully hand
led the most important cases in this
vicinity. AZ
The owners Of the large number OF
horses that are allowed to run around
at large every night had better exercise
a little more care or Pound-keeper Char
pentier will run them in some night.
Joseph Bruce is new name added to
our list OF olga readers on Monday On
the same date Arthur Gamble, OF Stilwell
Joined the honor roll Of new subscribers.
Pretty good for Memorial Day and a
| loosl holiday ut that
On Tuesdays mail we received all au-
tograph copy OF Prof. McEwan's book,
"Hypnotism Made Plain" The little
volume is both interesting and instruc-
tive, especially so to those who have
attended the professors entertainments.
No teachers institute would have re-
ceived it's complement OF social enjoy
ment if the round OF pleasure did not
endup with an Institute Ball the last
NIGHT. This year will proveno exception
to the rule and Landlord Burke has un-
dertaken the matter which is o guaran-
tee that everything WILDE in good shape
Next week scontinual round oipleasure
and entertainment will be opened up on
Monday evening by the concert to be
given by Prof. Worthington's students
at the court house. 1t should score big
success Judging from the hearty manner
in which the efforts OF the professor ant
his classes were received the last TIM
we had the pleasure OF hearing them.
Since the Townsite company placed it,
Park property, west OF the school house
on the market several OF our best citizen
have purchased desirable building sites
Among those that have decided to bullt
handsome homes in this crack residence
locality are Attorney Monnet, M. l.. Sui
Ivan and VIM. Irwin. Langdon is no
only hustling business center, but
veritable city OF beautiful homes.
By yesterdays mail we received an in
vitation from the faculty OF the Nationa
Law School at Washington to atten'
the commencement exercises OF thei
graduating class which occurred las
Monday evening. OF the thirty gradu
o+es orr townsman Hon. F. w. McLea1
is The ONLY one that halls from west
the Mississippi and is now a master 9
! laws. receiving his diploma from one
J +he first law schools in the Union wit
the degree of L. L. B. Should congress
/ adjourn. as is generally expected early
july it is likely that Mr.. Mclean an
wife will return to their Langdon HON
for the remaining summer months vine
. countless number OF congratulation
will be awaiting him.
Ihave a few farms for sale
I Will sacrifice them for cash o
/ terms to suit purchaser. II. u
! ALERT.