Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-22

Mrs. Fred S. Smith is visiting with
friends in the city this week.
A. Schulke returned Monday from a
brief business trip to st. Paul.
Tom Holland visited Milton to look
after local business interests Tuesday.
Marshal Dickson and John Hannah
were visitors from the new terminal
town Tuesday.
DIR. Donovan has thirty quarter sec.
lions Of land in this county for sale
cheap on time.
The ladies OF the M. E. church netted
$12 at their ice cream and refreshment
stand last Saturday afternoon.
Prof. Sheehan and wife returned Satur-
day from weeks outing. Among places
visited were Cavalier and Walhalla.
W. H. Row is school treasurer of Hope
and sends in healthy looking statistical
statement OF conditions and affairs fin
anclal.
Archie Sillers tarried in town during
the heavy rains of Tuesday and reported
everything in the crop line looking well
out at Daniels.
Miss Nellie McClory arrived from Devils
Lake last Saturday and will visit here a
few weeks with her sisters, Mesdames
Burke and FIumerfelt.
Now Is the chance OF lifetime to get
your photograph. First class work
guaranteed at Hollands photo car.
Opposite the court house.
F. Stable spend a few days in town
last week. Since retiring from business
in Park River he is undecided whether to
start up at one of the new towns west
of here.
George Barlow will be among the first
to establish himself at the new town OF
Linden at the end of the line where he
will say, "bayrumwitchhazel" and then
yell-"next"
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Heating have had more
than usual reason for rejoicing since Sun
day. The advent OF twins-both girls
makes Barney smile all over when talk
ing about good crops.
H.O. Bjornerud returned Tuesday from
his lengthy stay at St. Paul. Mrs. Bjor-
nerud's health is improving. but slowly,
and it will be several weeks before her
friends can welcome her home.
John Bidlake Jr,. is presiding over
Prof. Jas. Fleming's school in Dresden
township while the later is explaining to
friends the benefits OF policy in the
Security Mutual insurance company.
Percy P. Smith, is now with the Crane
Forks Plaindealer and ia at present en-
gagged in writing up the prominent farm
ers of the county for that paper. Percy
is we'll adapted for work in this line ane
we are pleased to hear ofhis goodfortune
VIM. Jokisch is the boss garden farmer
around here and his crop OF peas, beans
cuculnbers, new potatoes and greer
stuffs are in bigger demand than eve1
this year. The sight Of his flower ane
vegetable garden few miles east o
town along the railroad well repays on
for the trip taken.
oh. Johnson, the heavy end OF tn
bic machine firm Of johnson & Holmes
at Hamilton is here looking up none.
| and security collections. Like othe
Pembiua county gold bugs Mr.. johnson
aavs that with more hogs and cattle hi
home county farmers would have les
cause to complain OF losses by hail.
Charley Smith, the cyclone stock deale
from Osnabrock, was in town Monday
Last week he shipped in car OF tort
head of Shorthorn cattle that ne pun
chased in Grand Forks county and O
Saturday disposed OF over q dozen heao
Peter Wild, John Wild. Andrew Weir on
Alonzo Fee being the buyers. Peter Wi
buying seven head. He expects to oil
nose Of the rest in short order to cave
ler county stock raisers. Get there OF
boy.
Quite large party of Cavalier count
neople were here this morning, enrou'
to Winnipeg to attend the exposition 8
that place, among whom were Alex al
!, Peter Stewart, Allen Kinney, Il. Dunfor
and wife, Jas. Mcintosh and vile, Jon
i Hone Arnold Seeley, Walker Hamilton
!, Alex McFarlane, j. Balfour ana A'e
Mcdonald. The party will remain II
, entire week and as many OF them hay
hepn regular attendants at the fair eae
veor for several years past, 1t speal
well for the attractions that our neg
hors across the line offer to sight seers.
Bathgate Pink Paper.