Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-16
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Mrs. Laidiaw and family are visiting
this week friends at Crystal City, Man.
Thos Tough returned Saturday from
a visit with old acquaiutances in the
valley.
Jeweler Void returned Monday from
his vacation trip to Wisconsin and the
Minnesota State fair.
Walter Gould was called to his home
at Inkster yesterday being subpened as
q witness in O justice court case.
Mrs. E. ]. Evans aud children are
away enjoying visit with former &C
quaintances in Southern Minnesota.
H. G. Stoltz, of the Stoltz lumber yard,
was down the line yesterday getting q
few poin ters from dad" Wentworth.
Just Arrived: A full line OF pattern
Hats-all the latest styles and newest
shade, at Mrs. E. j. Blakely's. Call and
see them.
Mrs. VIM. Gallagher, who has spent
several week with friends here and at
Mt. Carmel returned yesterday to her
home at st. Paul.
Com'r Henry Porter has harvested the
heaviest field of wheat we have heard
from up to date. Forty acres yielding
35 bushels per acre.
Norselandl Norseland! Oh, don't get
80 excited Ole, that's only the name of
one brand of those 1000 Blankets we
saw at Boyd's trade palace. 10
Tom Holland, the genial host OF the
Palace is on the list to join the local
wheat buyers here this week. He will
represent an A. No. commission house.
Don't forget.that at Haskamp's lumber
yard ut Osnabrock you find q complete
line OF building material-irom the
cement on the walls to the shingles on
| the roof.
RIP. Abbey has fixed mp temporary
quarters this week, north OF the post
office, where he will dispose of the
balance OF his general merchandise stock
this fall.
Charlie Chrosby, one OF Langdon's
brightest young men, left Monday fol-
St. Paul to complete his pharmaceutical
studies. He will spend week with
Inkster friends eproute.
Contractor Dinnie was here Friday tc
wind up business in connection with his
brick block contract. The Indications al
present point to considerable brick build
ing being done here next year.
]. w. Parkyn is having the appearance
of his restaurant and residence property
on Oak street greatly improve this week
with an encasement Of sheet iron that
makes it fire proof as well as ornamental
John A. Ebel, one OF the best known
newspaper men OF the state is spending
O part of his summers vacation looking
over the western part OF this county ant
viewing the towns opened up by the
railroad this summer.
A write-up OF the new towns OF Cava
lier county that have sprung into pro
minence this year along the Ct. North
ern is under preparation and would have
been printed this week but for the inabil
;ty to obtain certain facts pertaining
thereto in time for this issue.
Prof. C. J. Hops. the Grand Forks
piano man who for years past has i'm
pressed the appreciative musical public
OF Langdon with his wonderous learn
ing of the art was in the city several day.
this week and contributed generous
share to Monday nights entertainment.
DR.. j. ]. Reilly was among Saturday.
arrivals on the train from the south
He reports having experienced all sort o
legal distinctions in looking after hi
farming interests down Milton way, bu
then it's nothing for Doe to take al
appeal from Justice court and win on
anyway.
Fire last Friday totally destroyed tn
handsome new barn and granary of S
Deroschier, situated mile south oftown
1t was only completed during the pas
summer at a cost of 5000. When tn
fire was discovered some young children
where foand inside and the conclusion
reached is that they unknowingly caused
the conhagration.
Anthony Messner, ST., arrived 1uesda!
by way of Manitoba from his home a
Formosa, Ont, and will spend severa
+ weeks among friends and relatives a
+ Mt. Carmel. Although a canadian. Mr.
Messner, has for number of years hell
large interests in North Dakota ant
. Manitoba property which require hi
personal attention annually.