Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-01

AL Currie is filing clerkship in Elford
Bros, dry goods store.
Mrs. E. Moore returned Monday from
visit with friends at Mimic.
Miss Louise Boyd spent a part of last
week with friends down the line at Mil
ton. ......
Schulke & Moore have the race track
privilege for reireshment booths on the
Fourth.
Dr. Smith has been obliged to defer his
regular dental visitation here until about
July'Sth.
Mrs. Chisholm and little daughter re-
turned Saturday from two weeks visit
to Winnipeg.
Hon. John Flack was up from Milton
visiting his brother south OF town few
days last week.
Felix Charter is trying his hand at the
hail insurance business this week with a
good line OF success
Jerry Kelland is out at Byron this
week building the foundation for large
barn on Frank Skene's farm.
]. G. Dickson drove down to Bathgate
last week in company with r. J. Angus,
Of the Globe Investment company.
Jerry Frawley is pfrom Cavalier look
ing after his'landed and journalistic in
terests out at Rush Lake this week.
Banker Winter and family Sundayed
with friends at the 'Halla and confirms
the report OF Walhalla's claims to future
greatness.
Big John McNichol, the Jolly rotund
solicitor for the Minneapolis Times was
here as large as life last week in the in
terests OF his paper.
Hon. Ole Tanem was in from the Penn
bina River Saturday and reports wild
fruit along the river bottom will be an
abundant crop this year.
NAPOLEON aulthauled fence posts from
his farm in the timber at olga for the
race track OF the Langdon Driving and
Agricultural association this week.
C. A. Smith was in town from Osna-
brock last Saturday inspecting the local
stock market. He has bought large
shipments OF Manitoba cattle recently.
You may have made mistakes before
but YOU won't make any if you take
YOUR watch to A. O. Wold's atMcGruer's
drug store when it needs repairing. As
II. Mcpherson will move into town
from the farm this summer and open up
in the restaurant business again. He has
leased the property formerly occupied by
Hooper.
M. Harrington, an old Bathgate boy
but lately OF Auburn came up from the
Valley country Saturday to see what
quarter section OF Cavalier county land
Uncle Sam had left vacant for him.
Veterinary Herman has been in pre-
carious condition several days this eek
with a complication ofinfamation OF the
bowels and appendicitis. A slight change
for the better set in yesterday and hopes
are entertained OF his recovery.
Perhaps the DEMOCRAT office isn't
strictly Sin it, with it's new sign. TWAS
nut there last week by Reiber& Lean and
is warranted to catch the eye OF every
delinquent subscriber thatcomes IN town
on the Fourth. You can't miss it.
Adam Denny, a we'll known character
around town who returned here last
month after spending the winter lumber
ing in Michigan was arrested yesterday
by Sheriff McGauvran on advise received
from Grand Forks charging him with
stealing bicycle at that place.
Five new readers enlist with the army
If subscribers to the DEMOCRAT this
week. Ernest Rekow, OF Daniels Ellen
Ellcnson and T.. j. Hanson, OF Osnabrock
Louis Brudahl and P. McCambrldge, OF
Olpa. Quite an addition to our growing
family of weekly readers. Who'snext?
Rev. J. f. Lansborough, who has
charge Of the Presbyterian work in the
western part of this county, will com
mence holding regular services at the
Mazda and Cave school houses on every
alternate Sunday. Next Sunday, the
Fourth OF July services will be held at
Elkwood al II a. M, Sunday school at
noon, Cave school at 4:3o p. m, anc
st Prior's school house at 7:SO'p. IN.
Hicks predicts heavy hail
storms. Be prepared and get
YOUR crops insured. H. ID. Al
Iert can give you good rates in
old line companies.