Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-06-17
Moscow is organizing a brass band

Moscow il organizing q brass band
DR.. Elliott, the Milton veterinarian,
was IN town awhile on Monday.
Presiding Elder Klingel conducts SER
vices at the NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
j. j. Mahony is having stone founda-
ton put under HE residence on Oak street
;. Collector Mcdonald, the veteran rustler
for the Deering folks was here for several
days last.
F. j. Hodgins commodious residence in
the western suburbs looms up Respondent
with new paint.
Yves Balfour, the well known elevator
man from Osnabrock, was visiting friends
in the city Friday.
The outside OF Attorney j. c. Monnet's
office has been decorated with coat Of
fresh paint this week.
Martin Doyle is expected to return this
week from his Montana trip with band
OF sixty western horses.
Gunder Nelson has spent the greater
part OF this week here securing up collec-
tions for Milton machine men.
M. l.. Sullivan returned home Monday
and reports having disposed OF his cattle
at St. Paul at a fair advantage.
W. H. Row, the Elkwood merchant,
was in town Saturday looking over
samples and ordering stock for fall bust
ness.
Geo. Plain was Sunday visitor from
Milton. He may look up a business loca-
ton on the western extension OF the Ct.
Northern.
Ed. Reilly and Wilson Cox came up from
Milton to the Institute Ball to see that
the Milton school marms were properly
looked after.
A. A. Lyden, progressive teacher OF
the south end, starts up a class in book
keeping at Osnabrock, beginning about
the Dist inst.
Geo. Bulloch wheeled down the line as
far as Edinburg Saturday to look after
his farming interests i'll that part OF
Walsh county.
Jas. S. Loynes barn was struck by
lightning during Tuesday nights storm.
The roof being badly shattered, but NO
further damage.
Mrs. j. +. Ramage, Mrs. E. Moore and
Mrs. G. Chisholm form party of Lang
don ladies who enjoy the hospitality OF
Mimic friends this week.
John A. Mckay stayed over few days
to rest up after the institute spending
Sunday with Langdon friends, leaving
for his school at Daniels early Monday
morning.
DR.. E. [. Donovan's drug store is right
in line with one OF the handsomest soda
fountains in the market. 1t is being un.
packed this week and will be on tap to
all corners July 4th.
Andrew Hepburn and son of Bathgate
were among those composing party o.
land hunters that spent several days o.
last week driving through the north
western part Of the county.
DR.. Smith has decided to make Milton
the place of his permanent abode, but
will continue to visit Langdon at regu
lar intervals. He moved his household
effects down there Monday.
John Hannah, the prospective townsite
owner of the new terminal point on the
Ct. Northern extension came to towr
Saturday to meet an appointment will
the company's right-oi-way agent.
Dan Meehan caught the land fever last
week and took up q claim south of Rusf
Lake. Like others settling in thatsectio1
Senator Dan pins his faith strongly in TIN
building Of the Aneta branch this year.
State Veterinarian Stinson OF Crysta
has been called to investigate a case o
CHAMBERS found to exist among the horses
at John Zeitl's place south OF Osnabrock
Five head are believed to bcstricken will
the disease.
Tom Leeder, the horse trainer, adver
tises his standard bred Bambrino trot
ting stallion Veratrum, 1867, in this
weeks, paper. Veratrum has a racing
record of 2:4Ob and can be seen at M
Kelly's barn.
Gus. Lieber, deputy revenue inspector
made an inspection trip up this way las
week. being called to Milton to investi
gate the case OF Otto Anderson, charged
with selling intoxicants without govern.
ment license. Insufficient evidence wal
found to convict and case dismissed
Anderson being defended by Attorne!
! Doughty.