Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-09

Go to +. w. Mclean for final proofs
and general land business. 4
Joe Stable was here from Park River
yesterday calling on friends.
There will be more grain stacked in
this vicinity than ever before.
Don't forget to get your meals at Joe
Lirtle's hotel when you go to Hanna.
Morris Orion proves up on his claim
north OF town tomorrow before ]. E.
Truax.
The event OF the ssason-Monday even
ings concert and medal contest. Don't
miss it.
Mrs. II. E. Burke spent a few days at
! Grand Forks this week, the guest OF Mrs.
Jas. Dennie.
Malcolm Morrison will hustle with
the rest OF the wheat buyers at the end
town this tall.
Alex Mcdonald, OF Harvey. bought the
Hooey & Lift threshing outfit of D. H
Mcmillan this week.
W. H. Row, the pioneer store-keepe1
and postmaster at Elkwood, was in
town Monday and says business is -four.
ishing.
Handsome new quarters for the post
office will be fitted up in the gents
! furnishing store OF McHugh & Kelly in
the bank block.
II. r. Ellenson and Lars Wall, two oil
Milton's brightest business men, added
names to the big list OF readers OF the
DEMOCRAT this week.
J. E.Truax took Saturdays train for a
brief vacation at his home in Minnesota
and will take a passing glimpse at the
State Fair on the homeward trip.
Jeweler A. 0. Void is enjoying couple
Of weeks vacation at his home in Wis
consin and will view the sights at the
Minnesota state fair on the return trip.
]. B. Boyd boarded yesterdays south
bound passengerfor st. Paul and Chicago
where he will buy all entire new stock o
goods for the new store he has decided
to put in at Hanna.
We learn from yesterdays FargoArgu'
that Attorney F. W. Mclean was among
the successful candidatesfor admission t.
to state practice at all examination hell
before the supreme court this week.
Property owners On the west side o
Fourth street completed anew sidewall
last week Register Rylance and Georg
vierhus set the example in front OF theil
handsome new residences and other
followed suit.
The names DR.. Della P. Jameson, B
Thinner, the new lumber man and P. j
Hogan, the village blacksmith, hav
been added to the long list of subscriber
that read the DEMOCRAT regularly eacl
week at Osnabrock.
II. O. Bjornerud returned Tuesda.
from st. Paul where he divided his tim
between visiting his family and buying
fall and " inter stock for hisLangdon an
Hanna stores. Mrs. Biornerud will con
time her stay in St. Paul three week
returning home about Oct. LIST.
John r. Duffy the versatile collector c
, customs at Walhalla spent Sunday her
in company with j. F. Hemsley, one c
the prosperous oldtimers OF that histori
burg, which has lately taken on it
second growth. To hear 'em both tall
, at once one couldn't help but think tina
+ the 'Halla was the only town on tn
} map.
R. T. Burke drove across to Cavalie
On Tuesday 10 attend the funeral OF hi
brother-in-lnw. DR.. Nugent, who die
suddenly Monday forenoon OF hear
: failure The doctor was All old resden
OF Penbina county, having practicrd a
Hamilton for eight years previous t
e moving to Cavalier in 1890. He enjoye
an extensive practice ana stood high i
!, his profession.
l How many members OF the Langdo
e division OF the Uniform Rank OF tn
e knights OF Pythias are aware that the
t are virtually under the jurisdiction Of tn
:. United States government and subject t
il call at any time? The members are II
g cognized by the war department a
i minute men and may be called upon t
!. repel a foreign invasion. There are so
Il 900 in the United States, or more tina
Il one third the numerical force OF the NJ
# tional Guard. The order was organize
: during the civil war in Washington,
/. c., and in that way obtainedits militar
e standing. The Uniform Rank is the onl
e selni-militarv organization that is lab
d to call by the government in case {
emergency. ...