Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-06-17
Try "Gold Brand hams at sullivan's.

Try "Gold Brand" hams at .Sullivan's.
interested in a land contest, consult
B. Erickson, the land attorney. AZ
Services at st. Alphonsus church by
Rev. Pouliot at the usual hours.
d. Moore returned Monday from a
brief visit with his folks at Mimic.
B. r. Click was among the Langdon
fans at the Morden lace track last week.
Mrs. Sullivan and daughter, Helen, left
Tuesday for short visit with Devils
Lake friends.
Mrs. Geo. Vierhus returned this week
from q months visit with friends down
the line at Larimore.
J.F. Ramage has painted and other:
wise improved his residence property on
Fourth street this week.
E. Haseltine. the tree man from Grand
Forks is spending the week looking up
old customers in this county.
I. NJ. Adams, the veteran wagon sales
man and temperance advocate from
Fargo was in the city Tuesday.
J. H. Mccullough, the hustler OF legal
lore and real estate at Milton conferred
with court house officials Monday.
Mercer has Just received carload OF
perfect barb wire; also a large consign-
ment OF nails. Figure with him when
buying. 80
VIM. Stevenson is slightly under the
weather and has taken a ten day lay-off
from his arduous duties at the Great
Northern depot,
H. F. Nokes is another OF Langdon's
young men who have concluded to use
their right and take up land in the west
ern part OF this county.
D. W. Hines and wife have taken up
their residence at Drayton for the sum-
mer. Railroad matters requiring that
he make his headquarters there.
You may have made mistakes before.
but you won't make any if you take
your watch to A. o. Wold's at McGruer's
drug store when it needs repairing. As
O. C. Wentworth: Yes, you can say
that I am authorized to state that f. ID.
Stoltze will put III lumber yard at the
new terminus OF the CT. Northern extern
sion.
George Barcelo started to work this
week on a long line OF abstracts OF title
of lands through which the ct. Northern
require to obtain right OF way for their
extension west.
Monday forenoon Rev. Pouliot offici-
ated at the marriage OF Anthony Lari-
Were and Miss Agnes Villeneuve. both
parties coming in from Rush Lake to
have the ceremony performed.
j. A. Frawley and Geo. DUNCAN, OF the
Cavalier Chronicle, went through from
Cavalier to Rush Lake Saturday to aid
Editor Shahane in running off the first
edition of the Rush Lake Review.
J. J. Souch was awarded tho contract
for placing the fence around the court
house block. Tt will be OF woven wire
and cedar posts, reaching to a height OF
tour feet. Jabe commenced work Satur-
day and is pushing it along at a lively
gait.
H.A. Mayo and T. r. Mclaughlin
came over from Walhalla on Monday
with the news that work ON their new
railroad had commenced that morning
Everybody is on the :high-balP' i'll the
popular summer resort OF the Pembina
Mountains.
Monday forenoon the funeral Of Joseph
Svoboda, OF Kinloss, Walsh county, was
conducted from the Catholic church in
this city. The deceased was man Of
about so years. leaving widow and
young family and resides in Bohemian
settlement about IL miles south OF Osna-
brock. Death occurred last Friday.
The institute ball rendered the teachers
OF Cavalier county Friday night WITS
largely attended by our out OF town
guests and hearty congratulations were
offered the Columbia Hotel management
for the high class OF music which filled
the program while the delightful menu q
refreshments served was immensely en-
joyed.
Last weeks Grand Forks papers an
nounced the wedding OF Miss Stella NJ
Wells, OF Emerado to Mr.. W. L. Stevens
the Ct. Northern agent at ArvilIa. TIL,
bride is well known to the residents y
Perry and Billings townships Of THU
county, having filed on a homestead
south OF here last summer and made ,
host of friends during her brief residence