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

H. Bidlake was an Osnabrock visitor
between trains Tuesday.
E. E. Elford went as far as Grand
Forks on Tuesdays passenger.
interested in a land contest, consult
b. Erickson, the land attorney. ~
Yves Balfour was in from Osnabrock
Tuesday and made our Office q pleasant
call.
Miss May Mahon, OF Inkster, is visiting
at the home of her brother. Yves Mahon,
this week.
Mrs. C. w. Clarke and family left for
the Chautauqua grounds at Devils Lake
yesterday.
P. Foshayaand wife were among the
party OF Langdon visitors to the Park
River races.
John Leacock took Thursdays train
for Duluth to attend the funeral OF Mrs
j. Brennan.
Col. Wentworth has about the finest
100 acre stand OF wheat to be found on
his South Perry farm.
Arthur Nickles, assistant pastor to
Rev. S. +. Beer, occupies the NJ. E. church
pulpit next Sunday evening.
Misses Maud and Lucy O'Brein arrived
home this week from Winnipeg where
they have been attending school.
One OF the noticeable Improvements this
week around town is the work OF Painters
Reiber & Lean upon Fl. d. Allert's family
residence.
P. McHugh displays all his old time
energetic hustling qualities in bringing
the Fourth OF July celebration arrange
ments into line.
John Connor's sister arrived last week
from Owen Sound, Ont, and will keep
house for her brother in the Mahoney
residence adjoining the City Hall.
Martin Doyle has disposed ofover two
thirds OF the bunch Of western horses he
drove over from Montana recently. He
will return for more before harvest.
A. S. Elford was here last week and
talked up the advantages OF New York
Life Insurance with fuency and grace
seldom equaled and never excelled.
Attorney r. 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. ~
Hon. Peter Cameron, one OF Pembina
county's most prosperous farmers, was
visiting with Senator Dobie and others
Of the Tyner colony located on Rush
Lake farms This week.
Drs. Mcqueen OF Milton and Wendell, OF
Park River were here Tuesday in consul
tation with DR.. Semp1e on the case OF
VIM. Herman, who is in a low condition
suffering from appendicitis.
Robert Ferguson and wife OF Toilette,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mahon last week. Cecil Mahcn and his
little sister, Belle, accompanied them on
the return trip for short visit.
Dan McGruer will embark into the
drugstore business this fall in the new
town OF Linden, at the terminus of the
road and have everything in readiness to
open up when the first train arrives.
A. A. White, the townsite speculator
from St. Paul pnt in an appearance here
last week with view to getting in on
the ground floor in new towns along the
extension, but failed to get next to the
combination.
Hiram Birtch spent day or two last
week at Grand Forks and brought back
with him q new line OF samples from the
factory OF the Grand Forks Wooden Mills.
He has the exclusive charge OF the COM
pany's business in Cavalier county.
Mrs. j. d. Brennan, formerly Miss
Bertha E. Wilson, who up to the time OF
her marriage two years ago was a popu-
lar young teacher in this county died at
her home, Duluth, Mimi, on the 24nd
inst, OF spinal meningitis at theearly age
OF % years.
Stephan Caul and family have gone to
Cavalier county to reside on land recent
ly purchased near Osnabrock. Mr.. Caul
and family have resided here for years
and are excellent neighbors. Their many
friends will wish them success in their
new honest. Thomas Times.
We have on hand some private
money to loan on good First
Glass Farms and at reasonable
rates. We have also plenty of
money for Small Loans.
w. J. Mooney State Bank.