Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-08-19

DIR. Donovan has thirty quarter sec.
lions Of land in this county for sale
cheap on time.
Peter Zettel is having q substantial
stone foundation placed under his resi-
dence on Spruce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NcWilliams arrived
from Crystal City, Man., on Monday for
a few days visit with the family OF H. d.
ALERT.
NIL. Sullivan made another of his
periodical trip to the Twin City stock
yards this week-two cars OF fat beef
cattle as usual.
Presbyterian services next Sunday at
Falconers at 1890 a. M, McI-ean's at 2
p. ln., Langdon at 1880 p. III. Rev. Thos
Dougan, pastor.
Geo. Charter, a well known Langdon
"print" is back again holding down a
case and absorbing the ozone OF the
DEM OCRAT Office.
Mercer, the hardware man received a
car load OF standard sisal and MANILA
binding Irvine this week. Don't buy
until you see him.
President Williams OF the McCalaster
college at St. Paul was visiting in the
city few days this week the guest OF
Rev. Thos. Dougan.
VIM. Duval received visit this week
from his mother and two brother, Fred
and Henry, who reside at Neche. The
boys propose taking up land west OF
here.
Geo. A. Bangs is expected to arrive
from Grand Forks this week to Join his
wife who is visiting the family of j. E.
Truax and will incidentally bring his
gun and dogs along.
Jas. Chambers accompanied Robt Nc
Grath on his return trip from Ontario
last week and will fill the position soon
to be vacated by Bob in DR.. Donovan's
drug store here.
Fred C. Smith, one OF the tallest travel
ing men who open their sample trunks
in Langdon put in several days here this
week selling big orders to new merchants
along the extension.
Rev. Hamilton Spence, the eminent
Presby terian divine from Grand Forks,
is arranging to JON party ofenthusias-
tic hunters from that city in a trip to Rush
Lake early in the season.
Rev. Robertson, the Baptist minister
returned from Park River Monday where
he conducted services last week. 1t is
the expressed intention OF the denomina-
ton to thoroughly establish itself here
and place OF worship will bebuilteithe1
this fall or early in the spring.
Peter Service arrived home Saturday
evening from trip to the end OF the
road. He purchased corner lotin Han.
ma and thinks he got the best one in the
townsite. He says they are asking enor
nous prices for lots, but thinks the pros
poets are very bright for Hanna.-ParL
River News.
| John Mahon and wife and Miss Fannie
Ferguson returned Monday from Bath
gate and other points in the Valley. Miss
Ferguson will again visit Bathgate anc
neighbring Penblna county towns later
in the fall, at which time she will take
part in several concerts that are now
being arranged.
From word received Tuesday, it is un
derstood that L. G. Richards will be To-
Gated at Thompson thisseason. Heis still
with the National Elevator Co., anc
more than few will roget to hear thai
he will not congregate with the bulls
and bears OF the local wheat marke
this fall. The change comes in the wa,
OF q promotion.
j. Wiliamson's accomplished young
daughter, Miss Lutte, who graduated
with honors in the medical college at tn
Minnesota State university last spring
i leaves ueAV Weeh lOE N. ~.
with view OF establishing a practice
DR.. Williamson has the best wishes O
all around here for future success in he
chosen profession.
i Rev. Pouliot entertained visitin,
trio Of clergy from the western part q
the state during the past week, of whom
Rev. G. NJ. Turcotte, formerly OF thi
parish. but now of Willow City, wa
one. The others Revs. Dupont all,
Dorval coming from Belcourt, parisl
in the Turtle Mountain region. Al
assisted in the services held at St. A
phonsus church on Sunday. Rev
Dorval goes to lakewood and will b
. one OF the instructors in the Catholl
'academyI