Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-29
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
Heavy soaking rains in the direction
OF Olga on Sunday evening.

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Heavy soaking rains in the direction
OF Olga on Sunday evening.
The "ad'' that you intend to publish
next week isn't bringing you in any
new business to-day.
DIR. CUTIE, OF olga was to be seen
around town Friday. He was witness
on the Olga poisoning case.
Winnipeg excursionists on returning
brought word that the Morden depot
was destroyed by fire last week.
DR.. Della T.. Jameson was among the
numerous Osnabrock visitors her Friday
interested in Justice court matters.
Good photos are all the rage and you
get what you pay for at the A. 2. Hol-
land photo car. Opposite the court
house.
hotIy contested game of football in
which both Langdon and Rosa Lake
each won a goal was played in town on
Monday evening,
Extra trains with construction ma
terial are plling up cars in the CT. North
ern yard here. 1t is expected track lay
ing will commence here next week.
We are desired to call attention to
general business meeting OF the A. 0. Z.
w. order to be held next Monday even
ING. Members should make special
effort to be there.
Fred Borusky was in the city yester-
day enroute to his home at Wang. tie
was on the return trip from the west
where he has been watching the deve-
lopment of his crops.
S. d. Gleason came over from Wa]halla
last Sunday. He will close up his bust
ness affairs here this week and take his
family back with him. having started up
in the drayline business down there.
Last Friday forenoon special train
containing the leading elevator men OF
Minneapolis and Duluth made trip up
this branch, STOPPING here long enough to
look over the elevators and talk with
the agents over crop prospects and this
falls business.
H. j. Haskamp OF Melrose, Mimi, has
purchased the lumber business OF John
Trotter. OF Osnabrock, and will add
largely to the stock carried there in the
past. Mr.. Haskamp is one OF the largest
lumber men in Eastern Minnesota and is
investing considerable capital in various
towns in this part OF our state thlsye
Game Warden Meiklejohn has notices
posted warning ''pot-hunters and others
from spelling good sport by violating
the state game laws. The season Tor
chickens and ducks opens August 10th
aud Bob says he will sit right down on
all without fear or favor who attempt to
bag game before that date.
Dresden, the first new town, gives every
sign of being one Of the first towns along
the line to show evidence OF activity and
future prosperity. This week Chase BIOS
start work on the excavation and foun'
dation Of big OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES store
for Fl. J, Mathsen and w. H. Speckman
who have formed partnership under
the firm name OF Mathisen 4 Speckmah
The contract for the building is let tc
Jas. S. Loynes, who will put it up right
away. Among Others who have chosen
Dresden us their preference for ne"
business location are Eli Fisher, VINO VIII
II embark in. the farm machinery business
Chas Ebbinhausen tl,edemocratlc legIs'a
tor from Grafton, has looked the 81 onne
over and will put in drug store II. d
Haskamp. the lumber king capital's
from Melrose, MINI, establishes a lah
Der ward and may later start bank
During the last week j. A. Benolt, one q
Rolla's weIl-to.do merchants looked owe
the town with view to locating. W.T.
the large settlement OF Germans tr'ou
tary to Dresden it gives strong 'nd'ca
of being O substantial Dutch town.