Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-02
NJ I'll. Murphy was in town Monday.

NJ. II. Murphy was in town Monday.
! NJ. Kelly and j. Balfour took in the
sights at the end town Friday.
Banker Prom and Doc Reilly were
distinguished Miltonians here Friday.
Little Marion Flumerielt is enjoying a
week holiday visit with playmates at
Park River.
Look for the program OF the Ferguson
sisters in conjunction with the Gold
Medal Contest.
DR.. Donovan has thirty quarter Sec
lions of land in this county for sale
cheap OH time.
Joseph Crawford completed the erection
OF a commodious house on his farm south
OF town this week.
Over two thousand pairs Of shoes re-
ccived at Boyd's this week. Go there to
get yourself and family shod.
Mrs. W. J. Mcconnell and family left
last week to join her husband in their
newly established home at Hanna.
The Kelly boys-Ralph and Joe-were
up from Milton on their wheels Sunday,
accompanied by Miss Minnie Dlworth.
Miss Pendergast, u lady teacher in the
public schools at Michigan City is a guest
at the home OF Mrs. Chas. Hunter this
week.
John Trotter, one OF Osnabrock' lead
ing democrats and prominent business
men was a visitor to the metropolis
Monday.
Alex Chaput was about the first to
steam up his threshing rig on the noun
tam and cleaned up q big field OF oats
Saturday.
John Loynes and Joe Little left their
business care behind them at Hanna and
calne down here to spend the Sabbath
peacefully with friends.
Tom Flynn started his threshiug outfit
up Tuesday afternoon right here in town
and cleaned up several loads OF feed oats
Tor himself and nelGhbOrS.
VIM Dunlap and son OF St. Paul. came
in on Tuesdays train and drove out to
Hanna, where they expect to embark in
the general mercantile line if suited.
Al. Currie made quick trip home from
Port Arthur, Ont, where he was spend
ing the summer in response to message
informing him OF the death OF his uncle,
D. McNiven.
Geo. A. Bangs and wife returned Fri
day to their home at Grand Forks after
weeks visit at the home OF Clerk OF
Court Truax during the opening days OF
the chicken season.
John A. Mckay who for several years
past has done good work in Cavalier
county schools, was in the city Sunday
on his way to the Valley where he goes
to enjoy ten days vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson arrived Tues
day from Seattle, Wash. Miss Ferguson
has Il very fine contralto voice, and is q
graduate OF the Seattle conservatory OF
art. She will assist her sister, Miss
Francis Ferguson in filling a number OF
engagements throughout the state.
The W. j. Mooney State Bank COM
menced business year ago last Tuesday
and a review OF the business done during
the past twelve months proves more than
satisfactory to it's incorporators. A
dividend OF Is per cent on thelnvestment
with handsome line of deposlts helps to
swell very creditable balance sheet.
Judge Dorval accompanied his sons
Hercules, George and Oscar as far as ST.
Paul last Friday on their Journey to
Montreal where they will pursue their
studies for five years at ST. Theresa col
lege. This ia one OF the oldest schools u
learning in the dominion OF Canada, its
establishment dating back to 1926 anc
is the same one in which Judge Dorva
completed his education twenty-five
years ago.
J. N. Sheppard, u thoroughly qualified
] graduate OF the Toronto and Chicago
e veterinary colleges, who has for severa
5 years carried on successful practice al
t Park River has decided to change hi
+ location to Langdou and will move herr
$ in two or three weeks, the delay being
h caused by the absence OF his brother who
e will take up his Park River practice
y DR.. Sheppard hos paid several visits t.
our city this summer and has succsssfull,
n treated a number OF severe ailments TO
y local horse owners. He IL one ofthe fore
Is nosy veterinarians ia the state and a
, tho list meeting II the North Dakot'
"Vets'' was honora with q place on it
board OF examiners.