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

Com'r Henry Mclean was in from Cy-
press on Monday looking after county
affairs.
Peter Service, a Park Riverite, made
visit to Hannah at the end Of the extern
sion last week.
Geo. Vierhus has his handsome new
dwelling about completed and expects to
move in by August LIST.
jas. A. Door, the Aetna life insurance
agent from Fargo came across from Wal
halIa last Saturday Oh his wheel.
Jas. s. Loynes daughter, Hazel, who
has been i'll with pneumonia for some
time, ia somewhat better this week.
w. H. Conn has decided to build and
fit up store building at the new termi-
nus which he will stock up with hard
ware.
Good photos are all the rage and you
get what you pay for at the A. p. Hol-
land photo car. Opposite the court
house.
Duncan McNiven, Jim Stevenson and
VIM. LAWN made an early start for the
big industrial exhibit at Winnipeg last
Sunday.
E. W. Mallough, of Wheatland. Cass
county, friend OF the family of Rev. S.
f. Beer. is visiting at the NJ. E. parson-
age this week.
Lauchlin McNiven has established him
self with well equipped blacksmith and
machine shop at Linden: the end-town
of the extension.
Prof NJ. G. Whitney took Thursdays
train for his old home atSt. Cloud, Mimi,
for a pleasant visit before resuming work
in The school room.
Thos. Moore, Of Mimic, was the guest
OF his brother, E. Moore, in this city last
week. Western Cavalier county land
was the object of his visit.
Losr-Between Easily and Langdon, a
coonskin coat. Finder will be rewarded
on bringing same to this office. CLEO
pBAs SEcARD, Bottineau, N. D. 81
Friday evenings high wind proved dis
astrous to the high board fence at the
race track. Immediate action should be
taken to repair the breach before matters
grow worse.
The Ladies Aid OF the M. E. church in
tend selling ice cream and cake every
Saturday and ask the public to do az it
has done in the past, to continue Its
liberal patronage.
VIM. Mcconnell took his departure Tor
the new terminus OF the ct. Northern at
Linden Monday. The lumber for his new
harness shop was hauled out there Fri
day. Will is the first on the ground and
is there to stay.
W. f. Winter and Geo. Barcelo LETT
Monday to Join their brother knights IN
grand lodge K. of P. at Grafton. They
expect to return by way OF Walhalla,
taking in the high court OF Foresters at
Bathgate enroute.
/ W. H. Conn is among others from
Langdon this week at theannual gather
inc OF Cavalier county's ex-Cannucks at
Winnipeg. From there he goes to earle
ton Place, Ont, to visit the old home
after an absence Of fifteen years.
Geo. S. Mcdonald one OF the DEMO
Gratis old time readers from Cypress was
in from the west yesterday. He has a
three hundred acre crop in this year and
ia eIated at the fact OF nearer market
for his wheat. For nine years he has
hauled to Langdon.
Mrs. Andrew Hill, OF Byron, died Mon.
day forenoon after an illness ofbut short
duration and leaves husband and
oungfamily. Although quite delicate and
sickly ut the time she was present at the
I. o. g. 7. picnic held at Byronlast week
The funeral held today is belngconducted
by Rev. Austin.
Among the people who came up here
last week to spy out the land were A
French, j, French, S. E.Schweitzer, } ohn
E. Schweitzer, w. E. Ellenbaum, John
Ellenbaun, oil OF Cavalier, and'they will
make homes for themselves in the south
western part OF this county. 1t is toe
bad tor Pelnbina county to lose such
good citizens, but then again. we know
they will have no reason to regret the
change.
We have on hand some private
money to loan on good First
Glass Farms and at reasonable
rates. We have also plenty Of
money for Small Loans.
| w. j. Mooney State Bank.