Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-09-23
Robt Beard is recovering from an
other attack of fever.

Robt Beard 10 recovering from an
other attack of fever.
The new Mooney & McHugh elevator
opened up for business bright and early
Monday morning.
Don't forget DR.. Lawrence Parker is
coming October 9Th. Free consultation.
Now is your chance.
Amos Abbott has been at the thriving
berg OF Hanna most OF the week looking
after the threshing Of his crop.
Mrs. T. H. Holland and family are
visiting with friends IN Grand Forks this
week, leaving here on Mondays train.
E. A. Hough, representing the Ameri-
can Type Founders Co., made business
call on the Langdon print shops Thurs
day.
Eddie Frye, formerly night clerk at the
Columbia, will help A. F. Gardner to
handle the rush OF fall trade at the post
office store.
Chas Chisholm threshed the crop of
wheat ON his farm mile east of town
Friday-the average being a little better
than IL bushels.
Rev. C. ]. Hill, the Norwegian Baptist
minister from St. Thomas: spent several
days last week west of here looking after
h; 10 (. r,,,;nfr inf oroofn
Robert Griffith, one OF the DEMOCRATS
staunchest friends at Osnabrock, was
among the earliest to remember us with
renewal of his subscription this fall.
w. H. Spence, the patentee OF the cele-
brated Walhalla hair restorative, made
tour OF Cavalier county towns last
week in the interest of his celebrated
remedy.
Albert Cavalier, of Pembina, who is
well known by many Langdon people,
has gone to Alaska where he will carry
mail between Juneau and klondyke
with dog trains.
Rev. N. Hewitt, an Episcopaiian
minister from Manitou, Man., is spend
ing a short vacation with his brother
VIM. Hewitt, of this county, who has a
farm few miles east OF town.
John Borget is the new clerk at Schulke
& Moore's store and halls from Melrose,
MIMI, and we shouldn't wonder if some
of the girls discover various wants
which can only be supplied at that store.
DR.. Donovan has purchased the frame
building which the First National Bank
temporarily occupied during the past
year and will move it to the site OF the
old ice rink and use the same for storage
purposes.
VIM. Craig, who for dozen or more
years has the supervision OF the North
Dakota business OF the Northwestern
elevator company, was here Saturday
complimenting Agent Perry on the con-
dition OF affairs at this point.
County Treasurer Robertson is happy.
The crop of wheat on his Hope township
farm will give a fair average yield after
all. The streak Of hail experienced out
that way a while back made the outlook
anything but good until lately.
Mrs. II. j. McKeown and children were
arrivals from St. Paul last week and
will spend a few days visiting &C
quaintances formed here back in the
boom days, when her genial husband
pounded stamps in the Langdon post
office.
Postmaster Chale, OF Olga. is putting
up 81 200 residence this fall and when
completed it is likely to be one Of the
most elaborate pieces OF residence pro-
perty for many miles around. The
extensive line OF material for the same is
being furnished by H. J. Haskamp's
lumber yard at Osnabrcck.
DR.. Frank j. Gouldng, late ofLondon,
England, and New York city. will be in
Langdon at the Columbia Hotel, where
he may be consulted in his special
branches OF surgery-diseases OF woman
and children. Call early If you wish to
see him orrequire an operation. October
End and 3rd and the forenoon Of the 4th
only.
C. w. Clarke narrowly escaped losing
his large feed and sale barn on Second
street by fire last Friday evening. The
dropping of a lantern by some of the
men in the hay loft caused the mischief.
which, but for the presence OF mind Frank
Ross and one or two Others would have
resulted in serious blaze. The fire de-
partment were Johnny on the spot
with a line OF hose and full pressure OF
steam at the engine house. but fortunat-
ely not needed.