Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-15

lis UuSlueSS Trip cdSU. 5.-f
o. G. Wentworth is back from Chicago
arriving in the city Tuesday.
Lee Mitchell has opened up a hospital
for invalid bicycles and sewing machines
at Mimic.
Read the Two displays of II. D. ALERT
& Go. that talk business about bicycles
and wall paper.
Joseph Radford was in Saturday from
his thriving store at Stilwell for a big
lead Of spring goods.
A twelve pound girl baby arrived at
the home OF Blacksmith j. j. Mahoney
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Edna Cooper came up froma Ink
ster last week to engage in the millinery
business with Mrs. P. Foshay.
DR.. Louis Golden, chiropodist, or
foot doctor, from Minneapolis tarried at
the Columbia part OF this week.
E. Marriott made final proof on his
Langdon township tree claim before
Clerk of Court Truax on Saturday.
County superintendent have to use
seal OF office under the new school law
and Supt Fox is in line with a new one.
Adolph Hankey was appointed asses
sor of the unorganized townships by the
commissioners at their meeting OF last
week.
Geo. D. Londen. advance agent OF the
McPhee & Kiser dramatic company was
here last week billing the town for Uncle
Toms Cabin.
For one month H. o. Bjornerud offers
$50 pairs OF Black and Tan shoes for
Ladies and Gents at $3.50 per pair. For
mer price S3 so and 81.
Vim. UgIow, general agent OF Mutual
Reserve Fund life association OF New
York, spent yesterday in town agitating
the life insurance question.
Another Jolly Langdon bachelor is to
be led to the altar early next week by
the Hymenal moose to join the silent
majority OF thoughtful young benedlcts.
Who is it? According to the Herald Of
Grand Forks Langdon man is drawing
attention to the town by having his pic.
ture placed in patent medicine advertise
ment.
Mrs. Blakely has just returned from
the east with a new line OF millinery,
comprising all the latest shapes and
STYLES which she will sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
Lars Olson holds the belt for early
spring seeding in Billings township this
season. He SOW ed several acres to wheat
ON his farm on Monday OF last week. the
| 18th inst.
Our business men expended consider
able money in improving the condition
Of Third street last summer and the con
dition OF that street to-day proves thai
the money was well spent.
Wheat buyer A. l.. Perry returned
Tuesday from a visit to his Rush LAX
farm accompanied by hisson, Leon, VIII
will file an application for the posltfo'
NJ second man in the elevator.
i Nd Gagnier, who for sixty days wa
in the newspaper business here, is con
siderably in evidence in the mechanical
denartment OF the Wheatland Eagle
Gag is good I'D setter anyhow.
Within the next week drills and seeder
will be at work on all the high lyin
farm lands in Cavalier county and fror
the present outlook the acreage wi
greatly exceed that Of any previous yea
Col. Holt the temperance lecturer, los
his temper ut Hamilton because tt
people kicked on his Social Purity ie
t,re. He 40 far forgot himself as
throw glass OF water on the maltln
If the church floor ana delivered hiinse
of such a roasting as ought to be terlne
a. dissertation OF the church edifice.
The Langdon CouRIER-DEMocRAr is
ANYTHING better than before the fire ar
Knhmstedt is the phoenix personItie
/ He can take an outfit that most wou
! fail with and cause comment as tosupe
! ior printing. Woolner seems to ma
I struck a popular chord and his edit"rl
I writing if we are to Judge by the pral
! hestowed upon his efforts by the pre-
! generally. There is probably no pap
! in the state that receives 50 much k'nd
] notice as this paper and we are glad
Z II as they ure deserving fellows. Ian
I don should recognize their efforts in
! half Of that town and give them patro
I age in observation-disclosures ri
q Paper.